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Electricity Showrooms, 39a Hoxton Square, Hoxton, London N1 6NN

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Holiday Inn Express London-City
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Standard Rooms: 40% off from £105
275 Old Street, EC1V 9LN | 3 minutes walk from Electricity Showrooms
Modern and functional, you get what you pay for at this middle ranking hotel close to the City and the reasonable rates mean that it fills More

Crowne Plaza London Shoreditch
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Club Rooms: 35% off from £194
100 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JQ | 4 minutes walk from Electricity Showrooms
Shoreditch is a great spot for going out with Old Street a hive of late night activity. It also happens to be next to the City More

South Place Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 8% off from £216
3 South Place, EC2M 2AF | 12 minutes walk from Electricity Showrooms
Located within arms reach of both Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations, is South Place Hotel, a luxury London hotel featuring three swanky bars and two top-notch More

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The guys behind this bar already own one drinking den on this celebrated square - the Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen. The Shoreditch Diner, Two Floors and Slaughtered Lamb are all part of the same stable proving that these boys know how to do achingly hip pubs for the new media generation. This place gets its name from its former function, in the 1920s, as a place to buy toasters, Hoovers and gramophones - the neon sign outside dates back to that time too. Now, instead of electrical goods, you get pie, fish and chips and a classic Sunday roast washed down with fine ales and draught beers. Cosy booths, darts, billiards and food make for a relaxing atmosphere upstairs but its in the basement that you find the real draw - a 1980s light-up dance-floor complete with flashing coloured squares. If you're old enough to have thrown some shapes on a dance floor like this the first time around, chances are you're not going to enjoy this ironic Hoxton take on it. For anyone else - most likely sporting a mullet - it's a whole lot of fun.