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Pan Pacific London

London, United Kingdom · Pan Pacific · Core Luxury

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Occupying the lower floors of One Bishopsgate Plaza, a 43-storey bronze-and-glass tower in the City of London designed by PLP Architecture, this hotel became Pan Pacific's first in Europe when it opened in September 2021. Yabu Pushelberg's interiors fill all 237 rooms, including 42 suites, beneath a silver-birch atrium, and the property earned Forbes Travel Guide's Five-Star award in 2026.

About Pan Pacific London

History

Pan Pacific London opened on 1 September 2021 as the first Pan Pacific hotel in Europe, occupying the lower floors of One Bishopsgate Plaza, a 43-storey bronze-and-glass tower in the City of London designed by PLP Architecture. The tower, completed in 2021 near Liverpool Street Station, also houses residential Sky Residences and adjoins the historic Devonshire House.

With interiors by Toronto- and New York-based Yabu Pushelberg, the 237-room hotel (including 42 suites) brought the Singapore-based Pan Pacific Hotels Group's brand of Asian-inspired hospitality to London, complete with fine dining, a spa and a striking silver-birch atrium.

The setting

Pan Pacific London is a Shoreditch hotel on the south side of Shoreditch in London. Walk from Shoreditch High Street to Brick Lane and the old Truman Brewery, then a serious counter, then a late room that still sounds like a DJ somewhere below. Hoxton Square and the canal are the air.

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