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The Hoxton Shoreditch Brochure TheThe Hoxton, Hoxton, SouthwarkShoreditch 81 Great Eastern St,40 London, Blackfriars EC2A road3HU The Hoxton Just like our doors, our minds are open too. We turn empty car parks into hotels, re imagine old buildings that have interesting stories, and breathe life into new ones. Our hotels are inspired by the streets and scenes that surround them, and each one is an authentic reflection of its neighbourhood. It all started with The Hoxton, Shoreditch back in 2006. Holborn was next in 2014, followed by Amsterdam in 2015, and Paris arrived in 2017 in all its grandeur. Williamsburg and Portland opened in 2018. Chicago was the first opening of 2019, with Southwark and Downtown LA following later in the year. The Hox family 2006 2014 2015 2017 2018 Holborn, London Amsterdam Paris Williamsburg, NYC Portland Shoreditch, London Former BT Exchange Our first Hoxton outside Located in Paris’s 2nd Situated in Brooklyn’s In the Old Town Birth of the Hoxton building converted into of London on the Arrondissement. creative heart, Williamsburg. Chinatown District. Hotels, right in the heart second London Hoxton. Herengracht Canal. of East London. 2019 2021 Chicago Southwark, London Downtown LA Rome Situated in the Fulton Our third London A historic Broadway Our first Hoxton in Italy, Market District. Hoxton a stone’s throw building located in situated in the leafy from South Bank. Downtown LA. neighbourhood of Parioli. What we do More than a Hotel The Hoxton has never just been about offering a bed for the night. We want to be more than that, providing a vibrant and welcoming place where guests can hangout alongside the locals and immerse themselves in the neighbourhood. Bringing the Outside In No rip-off policy From the locally sourced art on our Our rooms have everything you need walls, bookshelves curated by Hox and nothing you don't. Everyone gets Friends, and Best Of collaborations; water, fresh milk, coffee and tea, and a to our programme of monthly fridge that's yours to stock with snacks events unique to each location. and drinks from our Hox Shop, where you'll find beers, wines and soft drinks Hox Shop at supermarket prices. From Best Of to Blank, we’ve created and curated lovely products exclusively Meet, Eat, Party, Repeat for The Hoxton. Plus each room has a Our events space, The Apartment, mini fridge to stock with products from is there to make your own. Day or our Hox Shop at supermarket prices. night, take over the whole space or just one room. Our Design All our spaces are vibrant, cosy, Working From_ welcoming, and inspired by our A new dedicated workspace by local neighbourhoods. The Hoxton – inspired by all the folk working from our lobbies since 2006. Bringing the best of the outside in We bring the best of the outside in; from the art on our walls, our bookshelves curated by Hox Friends, bespoke artist­ designed linens and wallpapers, to our limited Best Of collaborations with local makers. Then there's our eclectic programme of monthly events, where we work with creatives to curate events unique to each location. Hox shop Want to take a bit of the Hox home with you? We’ve created and curated lovely products exclusively for The Hoxton. From our Best Of collections, featuring limited edition goods by our favourite local makers; to Blank, our no­ nonsense range of bathroom products that’ll keep you clean and feeling fresh. All available at the Hox Shop by Reception and online. No rip-offs No nasty surprises at check out with our rip­ ­ off free fridge stocked with milk and water, plus snacks at supermarket prices in our lobby shop, 1hr international calls, room service, and of course free Wi Fi. We make sure you have everything you need, but nothing you don’t, enabling us to keep prices accessible without compromising on the things that matter. Our design All our spaces are vibrant, cosy and welcoming – designed like a home away from home. We take inspiration from our neighbourhoods, with work on show from local artists and makers. Our doors are always open and our front desk is deliberately tucked away, so everyone feels welcome, not just our guests. Meet, eat, party, repeat Our events space, The Apartment, is centered around a fully stocked all you can eat Pantry. It’s a space to make your own. From intimate dinners and sparkly soirées to networking sessions, press launches, or that big pitch. Day or night, take over the whole space or just one room. Then dress it up or down to make it personal, memorable and exclusively yours. Working from_ Working From_ is a new dedicated workspace by The Hoxton – inspired by all the folk working from our lobbies since 2006. It has all the practical things you’d expect from a coworking space, but with some lovely Hoxton extras. Expect a desk with a view, service with a smile, and rip off­free rates. The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The original Hoxton, a firm fixture in Shoreditch since 2006. Buzzing with creative energy, Shoreditch is the Silicon Valley of East London and a short stroll from Old Street and Liverpool Street stations. 210 rooms 1 restaurant & bar 7 meeting & with a courtyard event spaces The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU 210 rooms No rip-off policy The Neighbourhood The creative epicentre of East London if you will, Shoreditch Our rooms have everything you need and From 12 ­ 25 sqm2, our Shoebox, Cosy is very much alive and kicking, buzzing with creative energy, nothing you don't. Everyone gets water, and Roomy rooms are the perfect fit graffiti, independent boutiques, great bars, eateries, and fresh milk, coffee and tea, and a fridge for any stay. We also have some specially street food. What were once industrial buildings have been that's yours to stock with snacks and drinks designed concept rooms, each with turned into covetable flats and slick offices. Shoreditch is from our Hox Shop, where you'll find beers, a unique look and feel. where it’s happening. wines and soft drinks at supermarket prices. Did you know? Hosting a meeting London’s first theatres were built right Feelin’ peckish? here in Shoreditch, with Shakespeare spending much of his time writing or party? and acting around these parts too. Our all­-day restaurant Hoxton Grill The Apartment, our unique meetings serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and How to get here and events space, offers seven weekend brunch, with an enclosed Old Street Station 4 minutes Liverpool Street Station 10 minutes individually designed rooms all courtyard space with a retractable LCY Airport 30 minutes centered around our fully­stocked roof, and buzzy bar to kick back in all ­you­can­eat Pantry. When the evenings. Make it a double. Want to know more? [email protected] booked together they can hold 0207 550 1000 gatherings for up to 65 seated and 250 for a standing reception. [email protected] Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London,0207 EC2A903 3000 3HU A Place to hang | Our Lobby The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Get comfy 210 bedrooms The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Cosy The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Cosy Twin The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Roomy The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Meetings & party time 7 rooms The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The Apartment Pitch? Presentation? Party? The Apartment is a flexible meetings and events space in all our hotels. Individually designed spaces are made to feel like home, centered around a communal kitchen pantry that transforms into a bar after dark. The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The Pantry The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Library & Living Room | Max peeps: 65 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Library | Max peeps: 25 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Living Room | Max peeps: 30 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The Studies Study Black max 6 people Study Red max 6 people The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Dining Room | Max peeps: 20 TheThe Hoxton, Hoxton, ShoreditchShoreditch 8181 Great Great Eastern Eastern St,St, London,London, EC2A 3HU Playroom | Max peeps: 10 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The Den | Max peeps: 12 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The Apartment | 7 rooms Shoreditch Apartement DIMS Room Boardroom Theatre Cabaret Casual (SQM2) Library 38.5 20 25 16 14 Study Study Dining Room Playroom Living Room 45.9 20 30 20 20 Black Red Living Library + Living Room 84.4 40 65 42 30 Room Study Red 10 6 — — 10 Study Black 10 6 — — 10 Study Red + Study 12 12 15 — 12 Pantry Black Dining Room 15 14 20 14 15 The Den Library Playroom 0 10 — — 8 The Den — 12 — — — This way in This way in The Apartment 152.2 — — — 250 Want to know more? [email protected] 0207 550 1020 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU The Courtyard | Max peeps: 100 The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Feelin’ peckish? Hoxton Grill The Hoxton, Shoreditch 81 Great Eastern St, London, EC2A 3HU Restaurants | Lobby Hoxton Grill Our all day restaurant Hoxton Grill serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.
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