Andaz London Liverpool Street

Hyatt Globalist for years, have stayed at 100+ Hyatt properties, including numerous Andaz locations (WeHo, Napa, 5th Ave., Savannah). This might well be the best Andaz, certainly ranks right up there with 5th Ave. First of all, the location can't be beat. So easy to access to/from LHR and LCY, you are literally steps from Liverpool Station. WiFi is flawless, suite upgrade applied and it's really spacious. Bed is super comfy. Gym is sizeable and has everything you'd need and more: free weights, Peloton, treadmills, TRX, stairmaster, bench press, ellipticle, machines, etc. The staff is what sets this place apart. Tremaine at check-in was so friendly and welcoming, the staff at the adjacent breakfast restaurant: Omar, Pravin, and Karim were consistently friendly and made us feel at home. The globalist breakfast buffet (or a la carte) spread is very generous, with no limits as far as I could tell. If you are looking for an elevated vacation and/or work stay in the heart of the bustling Liverpool district, this is the spot you need to stay at.

Came for location (neighborhood, transit links at Liverpool Street Station next door). Service and atmosphere really stood out. Room and blanket preferences from a prior stay followed us seamlessly during a room change. Filippo was of great help there. Jude was a great Host, as were Trimane, Joanna, Richard and others. When my spouse got nailed at the train station by a rafter pigeon, Jad Lian dropped everything to say "Come with me now!" and got her taken care of. Really great stays, family loved.

I recently enjoyed a wonderful stay at the Andaz Hotel! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making me feel at home from the start. My room was very spacious with a modern twist. The hotel’s location is perfect, just a short walk from major attractions. The bar has a cool vibe with great cocktails and atmosphere. Overall, our experience was exceptional. If you're looking for stylish accommodations with great service, the Andaz Hotel is the place to be! I can't wait to return.

stayed at this hotel for a single night while visiting London for planned activities, and its location was undoubtedly one of its strongest assets. It’s incredibly convenient—just a 30-second walk from Liverpool Street Station’s main exit and about 60 seconds from the Elizabeth Line, making it perfect for travelers. The exterior is grand and historic, dating back to 1882, which sets high expectations. Upon entering, the welcoming staff immediately offered drinks and refreshments, creating a great first impression. The lobby was modern and stylish, clearly reflecting the care put into the hotel’s presentation. Check-in was quick and efficient, with all necessary information provided. The hotel has three sets of lifts, ensuring minimal wait times even at full capacity. The room numbering system could be slightly improved, but we found ours relatively easily. Our Queen room was clean and spacious, with a large flat-screen TV offering a wide selection of channels, including Sky Sports and international options. Screen mirroring was available, though I couldn’t get it to work immediately—though I didn’t spend much time trying. The bathroom had a nice shower, a stylish sink, and premium toiletries. The toilet had a unique airplane-like suction system, which was surprisingly loud at first but easy to adjust to. One downside was the lack of a view—our room faced the station roof and surrounding high-rises. The bed itself was very comfortable, with multiple pillows of varying firmness, and there were plenty of charging options, including USB-A ports. However, the biggest issue was noise. The windows weren’t soundproof, and being near a police station meant frequent, loud sirens throughout the night. Additionally, the doors didn’t block noise well, and some guests were inconsiderate, talking loudly in the halls late at night. The highlight of the stay was breakfast. While the selection wasn’t the largest, it was high-quality, with plenty of options—vegetarian hot dishes, cold selections (fruit, pastries, yogurt, cereals), and made-to-order items like eggs, bagels, and waffles. The masala omelette was delicious, and the staff were attentive and friendly. Final Verdict: A fantastic location with stylish interiors, great service, and excellent breakfast, but noise insulation needs improvement for a truly restful stay.

The hotel is conveniently located next to the train. Depending on which room you get put in, there could be a lot of noises on the street level given pubs are on the street level. From our room on the 2nd floor, it was extremely loud during the day when a football match was on and in the evening when people were at the bar. One other annoyance is that getting to certain rooms, you’ll have to swipe your keycard multiple times to get through doors to other wings.