One Hundred Shoreditch
London, Central London (E1 6JQ)
One Hundred Shoreditch hangs its hat in London’s most creative, engaged district. A hub for galleries, theatre and design, Shoreditch is home to the Brick Lane Market, landmark creatives and renegade artists from around the world.
Our faithful 100 Room is a 600 square foot space that’s great for business meetings, private receptions, social gatherings, dinners or whatever else you need an expansive room for. Like all of our 7th Floor events spaces, it’s hooked up with state-of-the-art teleconferencing systems, WiFi and multi-zone audio — and the 100 Room’s even equipped with a 90″ video wall, plus you’ll have access to our wide, panoramic terrace.
The great big Britannia is 837 square feet inside — with its own private, 345 square foot balcony, wide windows, tons of sunlight and panoramic views of Shoreditch, the Gherkin and the City of London. It’s fitted with state-of-the-art teleconferencing systems, WiFi, multi-zone audio and drop-down screen and mobile projector with Mac and PC inputs. Meetings, receptions, dinners, product launches — we’ve got you covered.
While you’re up on the 7th Floor, you’ll have access to our bird’s-eye bar and terrace that takes over the whole of our 1243 square foot rooftop. It’s decked out with furnishings by Michael Marriott, a first-of-its-kind lighting installation by Fabien Cappello and panoramic views of Shoreditch, the Gherkin and the City of London.
The 7th Floor is a super-functional patchwork of meeting spaces that work as well for banquets as they do board meetings. Wide windows flood the place with ever-precious sunlight and dreamy views of Shoreditch and greater London.
Besides the 100 Room and the Britannia, the floor’s home to the sibling Griffin and Empire rooms (886 and 721 square feet, respectively) plus the economical Bower (391 square feet) and Stingo (424 square feet) spaces — each named with reverence to the East End’s rich theatrical heritage, each easy to tailor. All spaces are equipped with state-of-the-art teleconferencing systems, WiFi, multi-zone audio and portable projection screens, digital projectors with Mac and PC inputs or flatscreen TVs.
