The Hoxton Hotel, London
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“This smart budget option could not be better located, bang in the middle of the capital’s most buzzing nightlife area. The Hoxton has been a big hit since it opened in 2006, not least for its famed £1 rooms, which it sells throughout the year.”
“In the heart of hip Shoreditch, this sleek hotel takes the low-cost airline approach to selling its rooms – book long enough ahead and you might pay just £69. The 210 renovated rooms are small but stylish.”
“Chic and stylish with a strong utilitarian streak running throughout, the 210-room Hoxton is every inch the modern urban hotel. Established in 2006 and proving a roaring success with hip locals and corporate clients alike.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in London.
“The original Hoxton hotel, forerunner to its sister properties in Holborn, Paris and Amsterdam. It’s still very much a place to be in this classic cool neighbourhood, with the ever-popular Hoxton Grill at its stylish epicentre. Rooms, particularly the compact Shoebox, offer great value for money.”
What guests liked
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Hoxton is a lively East End district in London. It is overflowing with creative people housed in converted Victorian warehouses and Brick Lane’s curry houses. The streets are covered with art. Galleries, amazing-food producing cafes and restaurants can be found on every corner. Fashion stores, the trendy bars of Hoxton Square and the Hoxton Street Market all speak of hardworking hipsters with a flair for life and souls brimming with color. And in the heart of it all sits the Hoxton Hotel.
Hailed by GQ as “effortlessly cool”, the Hoxton Hotel is known for its style, modern decor, events series and pricing. The trendy property offers contemporary accommodation featuring roaring fires and exposed brick walls. Every room comes with a flat-screen TV with pay-per-view movies, Roberts DAB radios, hot beverage-making facilities, a free newspaper and, of course, premium bedding.
On its list of many, many amenities, the hotel offers business facilities such as free printing and faxing services for guests with business-related issues to attend to. The Hoxton Grill restaurant and the Soho House Group have partnered up to create and serve delicious American-style food from breakfast to dinner. Room service options are available.
Hotel Details
— 209 rooms
— Opened in 2016
— Art deco modern style
Hotel Features
— Free WiFi
— Restaurant
— Bar and lounge
— Terrace
— Garden
— Family friendly
— Access for disabled
— Bikes available
— Game room
— Table tennis
— Yoga classes
— Air conditioning
— Room service
— 24-hour front desk
— Bicycle rentals available
— Luggage storage
— Express check in and check out
— Business facilities
Additional Info
— Check in begins at 2:00 PM
— Check out ends at 12:00 PM
— Minimum check-in age is 18
Address
81 Great Eastern Street, London.
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