The Old Ship is tucked just off lively Mare Street in the heart of Hackney. Close to the Hackney Empire and moments from Hackney Central Station, this popular neighbourhood pub is ideally placed for city breaks, gig-goers, theatre trips, and weekends exploring East London’s creative neighbourhoods. Inside, you will find a buzzy atmosphere with craft beer, cocktails, relaxed dining, and a sociable feel that captures the spirit of Hackney. Upstairs, ten en-suite bedrooms offer a comfortable retreat. With excellent transport links into Shoreditch, Stratford, and Central London, their accommodation delivers an authentic pub stay with genuine warmth.
The Old Ship Hackney, London, E8 1EN
- 10 bedrooms
- 10 bedrooms
Down the road from The Hackney Empire, Moth Club and Oslo
Facilties & Amenities
- Craft Beer
- Sky Sports / TNT Sport in bar
- WiFi
Bedrooms
The Old Ship has ten individually designed bedrooms above the pub, blending modern styling with the building’s historic character. Rooms are compact yet comfortable, making them well suited to short city stays, theatre trips, concert goers, or business stopovers. All bedrooms are en-suite, have 24 hour access after check in, and everyday amenities including complimentary WiFi, and tea and coffee making facilities. Their location places guests within easy reach of Hackney’s nightlife while offering a cosy retreat at the end of the evening. No breakfast is available at the pub, but there are good options nearby including The Barrel Boulangerie and Mess Cafe.
Food & Drink
The Old Ship is known locally for relaxed dining and a lively atmosphere. Expect a menu centred around hearty favourites including burgers, rotisserie chicken, and traditional Sunday roasts, alongside sociable sharing plates. Behind the bar, guests can expect a good range of craft beers, wines, cocktails, and rotating drinks selections that reflect Hackney’s vibrant pub scene. Whether you are stopping by before a show at the Hackney Empire or meeting friends for supper, the atmosphere remains warm, sociable, and unmistakably local.
