Private Boutique Apartments London

Very basic hotel. We only needed a bed for the night after a gig. Staff were friendly. Was confusing to get to, was supposed to get an email explaining to go into a thai resturant which i did not. A lot of different codes for different doors, which we had a take a photo of on someones phone. The room itself was very basic. Tea and a kettle was provided, but no coffee. Only one hand and bath towel for a double room. The tv was a smart tv which was nice but unfortunately there was no remote so was unable to use. Not the cleanest room but not the worst. Skirting boards were dusty, splashes of paint of ths wooden floors, plus socket was wonkey and the extractor fan in the bathroom was hanging off. There was an actual bottle of shampoo which was quite nice. Bed was comfy enough, walls were thin but actually wasnt too loud at all throughout the night. As a whole it feels like the hotel wants to be this very "boutiquey" hotel with colourful wallpaper and cushioned headboards and its not quite worked. For the money, and fact we only needed a bed for the night it was fine. But i dont think we'd go back

Good location, easy check in, clean & comfortable, good for a base for a variety of activities in London.

Should have put the side street it was on it would have been easier to find . You had to put 6 digits codes in three different doors to get in and get to your room . Keys or key cards would ha ve been easier.

Nice hotel, but not really boutique 😄 Location is good, 15 minutes walk to underground and 10 to overground. Good bus service on main road taking you to Liverpool Street. Getting access to room was different, you have to go to Thai Restaurant, where you are given codes to enter the hotel area. Staff took me to the room, which was good but no reception. Room was good, what I would expect for budget hotel.. if you're expecting boutique, you'll be disappointed. Room size was very good, facing street but not to noisy. Mattress on bed was not good, one side was fine but one side had clearly been overused. Ensuite was good with nice shower. Would recommend and stay again.

A group of flats above a Thai restaurant. Scetchy as f*** alleyway to get in, and three door codes. Would personally not ever think of staying here again.

The hotel is a self check in set up which in its self is fine. To find the entrance is very difficult and once you do it feels very sketchy. I never like to give a negative review when someone is trying to run a business, I booked it as funds were limited but needed to be in London for the night. The price of hotels in London like everything else has shot up. Shut eyes was considerably cheaper so I suppose you get what you pay for. The room was not dirty but had an unusual odour, I didn’t want to spend to much time there. It was a adequate for a quick stay, however I wouldn’t stay again.

The one slight downside was the comms surrounding the entry because it wasn’t clear that you had to go into the restaurant around the corner for access at first and I didn’t receive an email as was stated in the check in instructions. As for the room itself, no complaints. For the price we weren’t expecting the Earth but the room was clean, the bed was comfy and the bathroom facilities were decent. There was the green security light as I’d seen in a couple of other review but it didn’t bother us. All in all not a bad little stay at all.

Despite a friendly staff, I was a little surprised to see the condition of the property. The entrance was located down a poorly lit side street (photo of side entrance area attached) and the room was above a seemingly mothballed Thai restaurant with graffiti all over it. Digital door locks were unreliable and required multiple attempts to get to even turn on to enter the codes (3 separate codes needed to eventually get into your room!) The room itself was very tired and real need of updating, with rough plaster patches, exposed plumbing, and missing shower doors for example. No TV channels, just on demand services that you need to log into your own accounts to use (don't forget to log out before you leave!). Strongly not recommended for single female travellers.

Honestly, this place is not a hotel. It's a hostel or B&B without the breakfast. From the lack of reception (admittedly highlighted in an email, but not noted anywhere by the side street entrance) to the dodgy decor, broken bannisters, odd smells, scuffed divans, limescale covered shower and taps, and general poor standards of everything, I'm embarrassed i booked this place for an overnight stay with my son whilst seeing a gig. Avoid at all costs. Complete amateur hour.

On the plus side the accomodation is central (Shoreditch area) & a double room was substantially cheaper than other central hotels. Approx 160 GBP on 1 July. To get a room room at this price you'd need to go to outskirts Bedding and tiled floors were clean. Prospective customers should be aware this is not a hotel. Rooms are in the 3rd floor attic above a restaurant. If you have accessibilty needs, there are 6 flights of stairs to the rooms. There is no reception. You go into the restaurant & are escorted to a covered alley accessed via digital lock. The room itself is accessed using an electronic touch screen digital lock, bit fiddly. There is no key. Staff were friendly & welcoming as far as it goes. They will ask you to photograph the codes on your smart phone. There will be no one there to assist after the restaurant closes. We did wonder if any punters might start arriving in the small hours (thin stud walls only). But it was quiet in the street & in accomodation despite being a Saturday night. The shower room had no curtain & with light on your top half will be visible to windows opposite, although they are a distance away. The shower tray was completely smooth with no mat & very slippery. I was crashing there with my son after a gig so these were minor to us, but might concern some customers. My biggest gripe was the tap on the bathroom sink of an unusual glass slotted design. Visibly very dirty on the inside. If website allows I will post a photo.

Very amenable staff and clean rooms

Very basic hotel. We only needed a bed for the night after a gig. Staff were friendly. Was confusing to get to, was supposed to get an email explaining to go into a thai resturant which i did not. A lot of different codes for different doors, which we had a take a photo of on someones phone. The room itself was very basic. Tea and a kettle was provided, but no coffee. Only one hand and bath towel for a double room. The tv was a smart tv which was nice but unfortunately there was no remote so was unable to use. Not the cleanest room but not the worst. Skirting boards were dusty, splashes of paint of ths wooden floors, plus socket was wonkey and the extractor fan in the bathroom was hanging off. There was an actual bottle of shampoo which was quite nice. Bed was comfy enough, walls were thin but actually wasnt too loud at all throughout the night. As a whole it feels like the hotel wants to be this very "boutiquey" hotel with colourful wallpaper and cushioned headboards and its not quite worked. For the money, and fact we only needed a bed for the night it was fine. But i dont think we'd go back

“I recently stayed at Shuteyes, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The accommodation was impeccably clean, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The room was spacious, well-equipped, and thoughtfully designed for comfort, ensuring a restful stay. The location was perfect, providing easy access to local attractions while still offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to assist with a smile. Their commitment to excellent service truly stood out and added a personal touch to the experience. I highly recommend Shuteyes for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. I will definitely be returning on my next visit!”

Very clean and spacious room. The complementary tea making facilities was real bonus.

I recently had an excellent stay at Shut Eyes, a charming boutique hotel that exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I checked in, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making me feel right at home. The hotel’s design is both stylish and cozy, with a perfect blend of modern amenities and unique touches that give it a distinctive character. My room was immaculate, featuring a comfortable bed, high-quality linens, and thoughtful details that made my stay extra special. The quiet ambiance ensured a restful night’s sleep, while the hotel’s convenient location made it easy to explore the surrounding area. The attention to detail and personalized service truly set Shut Eyes apart from other hotels. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a relaxing and memorable boutique experience. I’ll definitely be back for another stay!

Bad apartment it was dirty Bedding was dirty appliances dirty Shower dirty Floor was coming up Wallpaper coming off wall We booked a delux room and paid extra not delux at all We had to book somewhere else and are requesting a refund

Terrible property. We were due to stay for 4 nights but had to leave after the first night. Unclean and not as described in the details. Missing appliances and there were bugs crawling from under the kitchen cabinets. Very poor/uncomfortable mattress. The host then refused to refund us for the 3 nights that we did not stay.

Awful damp smell throughout our 2 day stay. Bathroom was not clean. Pillows very flat and uncomfortable

Honestly, this place is not a hotel. It's a hostel or B&B without the breakfast. From the lack of reception (admittedly highlighted in an email, but not noted anywhere by the side street entrance) to the dodgy decor, broken bannisters, odd smells, scuffed divans, limescale covered shower and taps, and general poor standards of everything, I'm embarrassed i booked this place for an overnight stay with my son whilst seeing a gig. Avoid at all costs. Complete amateur hour.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Shuteyes boutique accommodation in London, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience. The cleanliness was absolutely top-notch; every corner of the space was immaculate and well-maintained, which made the stay feel incredibly comfortable and inviting. The attention to detail in the room’s design and amenities truly added a touch of luxury, making it more than just a place to rest. The location was convenient for exploring the city, and the staff were friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist. I highly recommend Shuteyes for anyone seeking a spotless and cozy stay in London!

Very basic hotel. We only needed a bed for the night after a gig. Staff were friendly. Was confusing to get to, was supposed to get an email explaining to go into a thai resturant which i did not. A lot of different codes for different doors, which we had a take a photo of on someones phone. The room itself was very basic. Tea and a kettle was provided, but no coffee. Only one hand and bath towel for a double room. The tv was a smart tv which was nice but unfortunately there was no remote so was unable to use. Not the cleanest room but not the worst. Skirting boards were dusty, splashes of paint of ths wooden floors, plus socket was wonkey and the extractor fan in the bathroom was hanging off. There was an actual bottle of shampoo which was quite nice. Bed was comfy enough, walls were thin but actually wasnt too loud at all throughout the night. As a whole it feels like the hotel wants to be this very "boutiquey" hotel with colourful wallpaper and cushioned headboards and its not quite worked. For the money, and fact we only needed a bed for the night it was fine. But i dont think we'd go back

Very clean and spacious room. The complementary tea making facilities was real bonus.

Nice hotel, but not really boutique 😄 Location is good, 15 minutes walk to underground and 10 to overground. Good bus service on main road taking you to Liverpool Street. Getting access to room was different, you have to go to Thai Restaurant, where you are given codes to enter the hotel area. Staff took me to the room, which was good but no reception. Room was good, what I would expect for budget hotel.. if you're expecting boutique, you'll be disappointed. Room size was very good, facing street but not to noisy. Mattress on bed was not good, one side was fine but one side had clearly been overused. Ensuite was good with nice shower. Would recommend and stay again.

Unbelievably noisy family in the room next door and the walls were so thin that it sounded like they were in the same room as me. Green Emergency light in the room so bright that with all the lights off you could still read a book. 2 nights with very little sleep. Never again.

The place is in a good location the bed is comfy - was a strange green light at night in the room and there are three key locks to get in but it is a decent price for london in a nice location.

It is what it is - the people are nice - but it is not a hotel. It is extremely loud and noisy as the walls are very thin. It served our purpose fine as we were not that much home, but the noise in the late night were rather extreme.

You get what you pay. The shower would give you either boiling hot or cold water. The room couldn’t be more basic. But you can’t find anything in London for £100, so as budget friendly is an option. Just don’t expect much comfort

The one slight downside was the comms surrounding the entry because it wasn’t clear that you had to go into the restaurant around the corner for access at first and I didn’t receive an email as was stated in the check in instructions. As for the room itself, no complaints. For the price we weren’t expecting the Earth but the room was clean, the bed was comfy and the bathroom facilities were decent. There was the green security light as I’d seen in a couple of other review but it didn’t bother us. All in all not a bad little stay at all.

Despite a friendly staff, I was a little surprised to see the condition of the property. The entrance was located down a poorly lit side street (photo of side entrance area attached) and the room was above a seemingly mothballed Thai restaurant with graffiti all over it. Digital door locks were unreliable and required multiple attempts to get to even turn on to enter the codes (3 separate codes needed to eventually get into your room!) The room itself was very tired and real need of updating, with rough plaster patches, exposed plumbing, and missing shower doors for example. No TV channels, just on demand services that you need to log into your own accounts to use (don't forget to log out before you leave!). Strongly not recommended for single female travellers.

Apartment was okay, and the host was friendly from the single interaction we had, however there were several small issues with the room that should have been rectified before our stay. The wallpaper was peeling from the top do the roof and a sliding shower door was missing from the shower. (We asked for extra towels to deal with this which was ignored). The shower water pressure was very weak and the shower holder was broken. Overall it was an okay stay.

Very amenable staff and clean rooms

Great location with very friendly and helpful staff who were responsive to any inquiries or requests. The connected restaurant was also top notch and highly recommended. This place is a good value for such a thriving and fun part of London, just make sure to read the check in instructions.

Very basic hotel. We only needed a bed for the night after a gig. Staff were friendly. Was confusing to get to, was supposed to get an email explaining to go into a thai resturant which i did not. A lot of different codes for different doors, which we had a take a photo of on someones phone. The room itself was very basic. Tea and a kettle was provided, but no coffee. Only one hand and bath towel for a double room. The tv was a smart tv which was nice but unfortunately there was no remote so was unable to use. Not the cleanest room but not the worst. Skirting boards were dusty, splashes of paint of ths wooden floors, plus socket was wonkey and the extractor fan in the bathroom was hanging off. There was an actual bottle of shampoo which was quite nice. Bed was comfy enough, walls were thin but actually wasnt too loud at all throughout the night. As a whole it feels like the hotel wants to be this very "boutiquey" hotel with colourful wallpaper and cushioned headboards and its not quite worked. For the money, and fact we only needed a bed for the night it was fine. But i dont think we'd go back

“I recently stayed at Shuteyes, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The accommodation was impeccably clean, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The room was spacious, well-equipped, and thoughtfully designed for comfort, ensuring a restful stay. The location was perfect, providing easy access to local attractions while still offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to assist with a smile. Their commitment to excellent service truly stood out and added a personal touch to the experience. I highly recommend Shuteyes for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. I will definitely be returning on my next visit!”

I had an amazing stay at Shuteyes in London! The boutique accommodation was cozy, beautifully designed, and offered all the modern amenities I needed. The staff was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to make my stay comfortable. The location was perfect—close to all the main attractions but still quiet enough for a restful night’s sleep. Highly recommend!

Nice hotel, but not really boutique 😄 Location is good, 15 minutes walk to underground and 10 to overground. Good bus service on main road taking you to Liverpool Street. Getting access to room was different, you have to go to Thai Restaurant, where you are given codes to enter the hotel area. Staff took me to the room, which was good but no reception. Room was good, what I would expect for budget hotel.. if you're expecting boutique, you'll be disappointed. Room size was very good, facing street but not to noisy. Mattress on bed was not good, one side was fine but one side had clearly been overused. Ensuite was good with nice shower. Would recommend and stay again.

I recently had an excellent stay at Shut Eyes, a charming boutique hotel that exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I checked in, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making me feel right at home. The hotel’s design is both stylish and cozy, with a perfect blend of modern amenities and unique touches that give it a distinctive character. My room was immaculate, featuring a comfortable bed, high-quality linens, and thoughtful details that made my stay extra special. The quiet ambiance ensured a restful night’s sleep, while the hotel’s convenient location made it easy to explore the surrounding area. The attention to detail and personalized service truly set Shut Eyes apart from other hotels. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a relaxing and memorable boutique experience. I’ll definitely be back for another stay!

Enjoyable stay staff super friendly good value for money. Have already rebooked for another stay.

Terrible property. We were due to stay for 4 nights but had to leave after the first night. Unclean and not as described in the details. Missing appliances and there were bugs crawling from under the kitchen cabinets. Very poor/uncomfortable mattress. The host then refused to refund us for the 3 nights that we did not stay.

Apartment was okay, and the host was friendly from the single interaction we had, however there were several small issues with the room that should have been rectified before our stay. The wallpaper was peeling from the top do the roof and a sliding shower door was missing from the shower. (We asked for extra towels to deal with this which was ignored). The shower water pressure was very weak and the shower holder was broken. Overall it was an okay stay.

Great location with very friendly and helpful staff who were responsive to any inquiries or requests. The connected restaurant was also top notch and highly recommended. This place is a good value for such a thriving and fun part of London, just make sure to read the check in instructions.

“I recently stayed at Shuteyes, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The accommodation was impeccably clean, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The room was spacious, well-equipped, and thoughtfully designed for comfort, ensuring a restful stay. The location was perfect, providing easy access to local attractions while still offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to assist with a smile. Their commitment to excellent service truly stood out and added a personal touch to the experience. I highly recommend Shuteyes for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. I will definitely be returning on my next visit!”

Good location, easy check in, clean & comfortable, good for a base for a variety of activities in London.

Very good location. Well connected with public transportation. Conveniently located for city worker.

I had an amazing stay at Shuteyes in London! The boutique accommodation was cozy, beautifully designed, and offered all the modern amenities I needed. The staff was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to make my stay comfortable. The location was perfect—close to all the main attractions but still quiet enough for a restful night’s sleep. Highly recommend!

Nice hotel, but not really boutique 😄 Location is good, 15 minutes walk to underground and 10 to overground. Good bus service on main road taking you to Liverpool Street. Getting access to room was different, you have to go to Thai Restaurant, where you are given codes to enter the hotel area. Staff took me to the room, which was good but no reception. Room was good, what I would expect for budget hotel.. if you're expecting boutique, you'll be disappointed. Room size was very good, facing street but not to noisy. Mattress on bed was not good, one side was fine but one side had clearly been overused. Ensuite was good with nice shower. Would recommend and stay again.

The place is in a good location the bed is comfy - was a strange green light at night in the room and there are three key locks to get in but it is a decent price for london in a nice location.

Simple and great location

Despite a friendly staff, I was a little surprised to see the condition of the property. The entrance was located down a poorly lit side street (photo of side entrance area attached) and the room was above a seemingly mothballed Thai restaurant with graffiti all over it. Digital door locks were unreliable and required multiple attempts to get to even turn on to enter the codes (3 separate codes needed to eventually get into your room!) The room itself was very tired and real need of updating, with rough plaster patches, exposed plumbing, and missing shower doors for example. No TV channels, just on demand services that you need to log into your own accounts to use (don't forget to log out before you leave!). Strongly not recommended for single female travellers.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Shuteyes boutique accommodation in London, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience. The cleanliness was absolutely top-notch; every corner of the space was immaculate and well-maintained, which made the stay feel incredibly comfortable and inviting. The attention to detail in the room’s design and amenities truly added a touch of luxury, making it more than just a place to rest. The location was convenient for exploring the city, and the staff were friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist. I highly recommend Shuteyes for anyone seeking a spotless and cozy stay in London!

Great location with very friendly and helpful staff who were responsive to any inquiries or requests. The connected restaurant was also top notch and highly recommended. This place is a good value for such a thriving and fun part of London, just make sure to read the check in instructions.

Nice hotel, but not really boutique 😄 Location is good, 15 minutes walk to underground and 10 to overground. Good bus service on main road taking you to Liverpool Street. Getting access to room was different, you have to go to Thai Restaurant, where you are given codes to enter the hotel area. Staff took me to the room, which was good but no reception. Room was good, what I would expect for budget hotel.. if you're expecting boutique, you'll be disappointed. Room size was very good, facing street but not to noisy. Mattress on bed was not good, one side was fine but one side had clearly been overused. Ensuite was good with nice shower. Would recommend and stay again.

A group of flats above a Thai restaurant. Scetchy as f*** alleyway to get in, and three door codes. Would personally not ever think of staying here again.

The one slight downside was the comms surrounding the entry because it wasn’t clear that you had to go into the restaurant around the corner for access at first and I didn’t receive an email as was stated in the check in instructions. As for the room itself, no complaints. For the price we weren’t expecting the Earth but the room was clean, the bed was comfy and the bathroom facilities were decent. There was the green security light as I’d seen in a couple of other review but it didn’t bother us. All in all not a bad little stay at all.

Despite a friendly staff, I was a little surprised to see the condition of the property. The entrance was located down a poorly lit side street (photo of side entrance area attached) and the room was above a seemingly mothballed Thai restaurant with graffiti all over it. Digital door locks were unreliable and required multiple attempts to get to even turn on to enter the codes (3 separate codes needed to eventually get into your room!) The room itself was very tired and real need of updating, with rough plaster patches, exposed plumbing, and missing shower doors for example. No TV channels, just on demand services that you need to log into your own accounts to use (don't forget to log out before you leave!). Strongly not recommended for single female travellers.

On the plus side the accomodation is central (Shoreditch area) & a double room was substantially cheaper than other central hotels. Approx 160 GBP on 1 July. To get a room room at this price you'd need to go to outskirts Bedding and tiled floors were clean. Prospective customers should be aware this is not a hotel. Rooms are in the 3rd floor attic above a restaurant. If you have accessibilty needs, there are 6 flights of stairs to the rooms. There is no reception. You go into the restaurant & are escorted to a covered alley accessed via digital lock. The room itself is accessed using an electronic touch screen digital lock, bit fiddly. There is no key. Staff were friendly & welcoming as far as it goes. They will ask you to photograph the codes on your smart phone. There will be no one there to assist after the restaurant closes. We did wonder if any punters might start arriving in the small hours (thin stud walls only). But it was quiet in the street & in accomodation despite being a Saturday night. The shower room had no curtain & with light on your top half will be visible to windows opposite, although they are a distance away. The shower tray was completely smooth with no mat & very slippery. I was crashing there with my son after a gig so these were minor to us, but might concern some customers. My biggest gripe was the tap on the bathroom sink of an unusual glass slotted design. Visibly very dirty on the inside. If website allows I will post a photo.