




Pan Pacific London
Indoor infinity pool near Liverpool Street Station
About this hotel
Pan Pacific London built SENSORY, a dedicated wellness floor with an indoor infinity pool, high-performance gym, sauna rooms and treatment facilities, complimentary for every guest rather than a paid add-on. Rooms carry floor-to-ceiling windows, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, tea and Nespresso coffee makers, Dyson hairdryers, an iron and ironing board, sofas and marble bathrooms with complimentary amenities, plus complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel. A signature restaurant and two bars cover a range of dining and drinking experiences on site. The hotel sits near Liverpool Street Station in the Square Mile, within reach of the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, Shoreditch and Borough Market, with London City Airport around 5.6 miles away for guests flying in or out of the capital.
- Indoor infinity pool
- SENSORY wellness floor
- Near Liverpool Street Station
- Complimentary spa access
Our take
Travellers staying here will find an indoor infinity pool inside a genuinely different London base, closer to the City and Shoreditch than the West End hotels covered elsewhere on this site. Business travellers and guests exploring the Tower of London get real value from the location. Guests wanting Mayfair or Knightsbridge shopping on the doorstep should book further west instead.
- ✓Use the infinity pool in the early evening, the floor-to-ceiling windows make the most of the last daylight then.
- ✓Base yourself here for a City or Shoreditch-focused trip rather than West End sightseeing.
- ✓Walk to the Tower of London or Borough Market after your swim, both sit within easy reach of the hotel.
Why we love it
- Indoor infinity pool on the SENSORY floor
- Complimentary wellness access for every guest
- Near the Tower of London and Shoreditch
- Floor-to-ceiling windows in every room
Why guests love itWe based a City trip at Pan Pacific London and the SENSORY floor became the daily reset after long days out. The infinity pool with the floor-to-ceiling windows still catching daylight in the early evening was a highlight, better than the basement spas we had used at other London hotels. Shoreditch was close enough for dinner most nights, and the Tower of London an easy walk the next morning. Complimentary access to the wellness floor meant we never weighed up whether a spa session was worth the cost.