Among the true luxury hotels that have opened in London over the years, none have quite as strong a fan following as that of the Nobu Hotel Shoreditch. Joining the luxury brands number of hotels, in Las Vegas, Manila, Ibiza, Marbella, Los Cabos and more, the Nobu Hotel Shoreditch is still another step, in chef Nobu Matsushisa and partner’s rapidly expanding empire. Situated in the heart of the city’s arts district, the hotel stands apart on the street thanks to its mixture of luxury and creative energy that the brand is known for. Created by Ron Arad Architects and Ben Adams Architects, Nobu Hotel Shoreditch boasts a distinct look with its cantilevered steel beams and overhanging floor slabs. With the help of printed, layered glass the reflective façade is the perfect blend of color, reflection and light. Thanks to local designers Studio Mica, the interior of the hotel features modern finishes that make the 143 guest rooms, seven suites and lobby that much more luxurious. Using warm tones throughout, the rooms and suites evoke a sense of calm, an ideal setting for those who need to unwind during their stay. Each suite at the hotel comes with a unique private balcony and is fitted with end-grain parquet flooring. Probably the most coveted suite though happens to be the 861 square-foot Nobu Suite that gives the ultimate Nobu experience. With its own free-standing bathtub and double walk-in shower, the Nobu Suite is just a home away from home, in the heart of London complete with custom yukata robes. Joining the luxurious accommodation options is a 240-seater Nobu restaurant that people are certainly excited about. While the hotel is the brand’s first European venture, it is the third Nobu restaurant can be found in London — the more the merrier, we say. Detailed with a sushi counter, the Japanese-fusion cuisine is one that residents of London and guests are set to enjoy. There is no better location to savor trademark ‘Nobu style’ than at a Nobu restaurant. With classic dishes that define the Nobu experience on the menu, the new locale also boasts items that are exclusive to the restaurant and just take its inspiration from the surrounding area. Image credits to Nobu Hotels