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The Hoxton hotels
Open-house lobbies welcome neighbours and guests, with all-day dining and rooms from snug to roomy.
The Hoxton makes the lobby a neighborhood living room, with all-day restaurants and comfortable places to work, meet, or linger. The first opened in Shoreditch in 2006, and the collection carries that open-house approach to other cities, with bedrooms called Snug, Cosy, Roomy, and Biggy and food that reflects the local setting.
8 The Hoxton hotels in 3 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas, each placed on the six LHA Tiers.
- Owned by Ennismore (Accor)
- Worldwide: 19 open hotels in 15 cities, a little under 3,500 rooms. The Atlas files 8. Ennismore's brand page counts 14 properties still to open.
- On the atlas: 5 Accessible Luxury, 3 Near Luxury
History
The story is a London lobby that learned how to travel. In June 2006 the first hotel opened on Great Eastern Street, in Shoreditch, on a site that had been a car park. The lobby was the point: open through the day and night, with food and drink, so a guest and a neighbour could use the same sofas. Holborn came next, in September 2014, inside a former telephone exchange on High Holborn. That second house proved the idea was a brand, and that the brand liked a borrowed building with a past.
Timeline
- 2006 — June: The Hoxton, Shoreditch opens on a former car park on Great Eastern Street, the first hotel.
- 2011 — The brand joins Ennismore, founded that year by Sharan Pasricha, who reshapes the house.
- 2014 — September: The Hoxton, Holborn opens in a former telephone exchange on High Holborn.
- 2015 — July: The Hoxton, Amsterdam opens on the Herengracht, the first hotel outside London.
- 2017 — October: The Hoxton, Paris opens in a historic residence in the 2nd arrondissement.
- 2018 — September: The Hoxton, Williamsburg, the first United States hotel and the first rooftop bar. October: Portland, in Old Town Chinatown.
- 2019 — April: Chicago, in Fulton Market, with the first rooftop pool. September: Southwark, the third London house. October: Downtown LA, in the former Los Angeles Railway headquarters.
- 2021 — May: Rome, in Parioli. October: Ennismore completes its joint venture with Accor.
- 2022 — April: Poblenou, Barcelona, with the first European rooftop pool and Homey rooms. December: Shepherd's Bush, the fourth London house.
- 2023 — May: Brussels (198 rooms, former IBM headquarters) and Charlottenburg, Berlin (234 rooms). August: Lloyd, Amsterdam's Eastern Docklands, 136 bedrooms.
- 2024 — April: Vienna, in a 1950s building in Landstrasse.
- 2025 — March: Florence, the second Italian house. 23 June: Edinburgh, the first in Scotland. 20 November: Dublin, the first in Ireland.
- 2026 — AIME Studios completes a twentieth-year refresh of Shoreditch. Signings continue for Bengaluru, Dubai, and cities already on the pipeline list.
The houses to know
- The Hoxton, Holborn, London, United Kingdom — A former telephone exchange on High Holborn, and the second London house.
- The Hoxton, Southwark, London, United Kingdom — The third London house, just south of the river, with dining on the roof.
- The Hoxton, Shoreditch, London, United Kingdom — The first door, on a former car park in East London, refreshed for its twentieth year.
- The Hoxton, Chicago, Chicago, United States — A 1927 building in Fulton Market, with Stephanie Izard's kitchens and the first rooftop pool.
- The Hoxton, Downtown LA, Los Angeles, United States — The 1920 Los Angeles Railway headquarters on Broadway, with a pool over the theatre street.
- The Hoxton, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, United States — The first American Hoxton, on the Williamsburg waterfront, with Laser Wolf upstairs.
- The Hoxton, Shepherd's Bush, London, United Kingdom — The fourth London house, nine storeys on the green, and the first time the brand went west.
- The Hoxton, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland — The first Irish Hoxton, a restored Victorian on Exchequer Street in the Creative Quarter.
Newest openings
- The Hoxton, Dublin (Dublin, Ireland), opened 20 November 2025. The first Hoxton in Ireland, 129 rooms on Exchequer Street in the Creative Quarter, in the restored former Central Hotel. On the Atlas.
- The Hoxton, Edinburgh (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), opened 23 June 2025. The first Hoxton in Scotland, 214 rooms across 11 Georgian townhouses in Haymarket, with the Italian restaurant Patatino and three self-contained House homes. Wider fleet, outside the Atlas file.
- The Hoxton, Florence (Florence, Italy), opened 3 March 2025. The second Italian house, 161 rooms split between a 16th-century Ricasoli palazzo and a modernist neighbour near Piazza della Libertà. The House category, a self-contained apartment, debuted here. Wider fleet, outside the Atlas file.
Opening next
- The Hoxton, Bengaluru City (Bengaluru, India), expected November 2026. Signed with Accor India and InterGlobe Hotels, on Richmond Road, 149 rooms including Roomy, Biggy, and four Homey suites. First Hoxton in India. AIME Studios.
- The Hoxton, Nashville (Nashville, United States), expected 2027. Pie Town, more than 200 bedrooms, four food-and-drink rooms, a rooftop on the eighth floor. GREC Architects for the building, AIME Studios for the interiors.
- The Hoxton, Oslo (Oslo, Norway), expected 2027. 144 rooms at Møllergata, the first Hoxton in Scandinavia. AIME Studios for the interiors.
- The Hoxton, Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia), expected 2027. Cremorne, inside the Matchworks precinct at 560 Church Street, with Alfasi Group. First Hoxton in Australia.
Every The Hoxton hotel on the atlas
United Kingdom
- The Hoxton, Holborn — London · Accessible Luxury
- The Hoxton, Shoreditch — London · Accessible Luxury
- The Hoxton, Southwark — London · Accessible Luxury
- The Hoxton, Shepherd's Bush — London · Near Luxury
United States
- The Hoxton, Chicago — Chicago · Accessible Luxury
- The Hoxton, Downtown LA — Los Angeles · Accessible Luxury
- The Hoxton, Williamsburg — New York City · Near Luxury
Ireland
- The Hoxton, Dublin — Dublin · Near Luxury
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