The Hoxton Shoreditch

A lifestyle boutique hotel in Shoreditch with loft-style rooms, exposed brickwork, and industrial décor. Rooms feature kitchenettes and quality finishes. The ground floor has a busy restaurant, bar, and café. Attracts design-conscious travellers and those seeking a neighbourhood with independent shops and galleries. Rates start from £150-220/night.

Rooms blend exposed brick with comfortable modern furnishings and Roberts radio. Bathrooms have brass fixtures and walk-in showers.

Guests love the stylish design and location but note weekend noise from nearby bars.

What works: Heart of trendy Shoreditch with excellent restaurants nearby, Stylish industrial design with comfortable beds, Great coffee and local partnerships.

Watch out for: Area can be noisy on weekends, No gym or pool facilities.

Located in Shoreditch. See the Shoreditch area guide for more on the neighbourhood. Nearest transport: Liverpool Street station (multiple lines) - 8 min walk. Within walking distance: Dennis Severs' House (8 min).

Facilities: restaurant, bar, room service, luggage storage, meeting spaces.

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Best for: creative professionals, trendy neighbourhood explorers, food and drink enthusiasts.

Not ideal for: Traditional hotel seekers or those wanting quiet surroundings.

• Book directly with the hotel for best rates and room preferences.
• Breakfast: Continental included, full English £12 supplement.
• Parking: None - street parking £3-4/hour during day.
• Prices vary seasonally - book early for peak periods.
• Check recent reviews for up-to-date condition reports.

Are rooms at The Hoxton Shoreditch quiet despite ground-floor restaurant activity?

Rooms are on upper floors with soundproofing, though ground-floor restaurant noise may carry. Peak restaurant hours are 12-2pm and 6-10pm. Request higher floors away from kitchen areas when booking if quiet is essential. The hotel closes the restaurant kitchen by 11pm.

What does the kitchenette in rooms include?

All rooms include a kitchenette with a hob, sink, and basic equipment for light cooking and drinks preparation. Full cooking facilities are limited; the hotel is designed for eat-out dining rather than self-catering.

Is Shoreditch safe and convenient?

Shoreditch is a lively neighbourhood with galleries, cafés, and independent retailers. It's safe during day and evening, though it attracts nightlife crowds. The area is gentrified and tourist-friendly, well-served by transport links to central London.