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The Hoxton Holborn, London

London, England • Holborn • SPLURGE

avg. $428 / night

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At a glance

A converted 1960s office building on High Holborn with preserved Portland stone facade and mid-century interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and creative professionals

Highlights:

  • 1960s Portland stone facade with paired pilasters preserved
  • Rooms in tobacco leather or teal mid-century schemes
  • Basement restaurant with open kitchen and reclaimed timber
Postwar-civicintegrated

PB hotel design editorial

Planted on High Holborn between the legal quarter and the creative energy of Clerkenwell, a mid-century commercial building with a deeply articulated Portland stone facade — its paired pilasters and arched window reveals carrying the deliberate weight of postwar civic confidence — was converted into The Hoxton Holborn in 2014, the brand's second London address and its most architecturally grounded. The Ennismore-backed group worked with Glaze Design on the interiors, threading 174 rooms across the building's existing concrete frame while preserving the exterior's austere, almost Brutalist character rather than softening it into something more obviously hospitable. Inside, the approach shifts register without abandoning the building's seriousness. Guest rooms divide between two distinct schemes visible in the images: one leans into worn leather — a large panelled headboard in tobacco-toned hide, wide-plank oak floors, industrial tripod floor lamps, and framed prints arranged with the casual density of a working studio — while the other runs to herringbone parquet, teal mid-century armchairs, and amber-upholstered channelled headboards lit by brass wall sconces. The basement restaurant Hubbard & Bell trades in reclaimed timber, open kitchen theatre, and caged industrial pendant lights, while the ground-floor bar — warmer in tone, with copper-arched back shelves, globe pendants, and plastered walls — functions as a neighbourhood room as much as a hotel amenity. The whole thing carries the atmosphere of a place that belongs to its street rather than existing apart from it.

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About

Near restaurants and bars in lively Holborn, this stylish hotel is a 5-minute walk from Old Street tube station, 9 minutes' walk from Liverpool Street train station (offering Stanstead Express trains), and 14 minutes' walk from trendy Brick Lane Market. Funky rooms with custom headboards offer en suite bathrooms with rainfall showers, plus free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Minifridges are stocked with milk and mineral water, and a breakfast bag is delivered each morning. Amenities include a hip all-day restaurant, a laid-back chicken shop and a glam lobby bar, along with 7 individually styled meeting/party rooms.

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The Hoxton Holborn, London Reviews

3,561 reviews

"Charming hotel but on the pricy end. However, the staff and location is amazing. I would definitely stay here again. Xoxo"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 07, 2026

"Very helpful and friendly services. We arrived at the hotel early, with the hope of dropping our bags, but Nienke was really helpful and found us a room. A great start to our stay!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 03, 2026

"The hotel was absolutely wonderful, very clean very nice, great vibe! The restaurant was good, and the staff was absolutely incredible! I had a lot of requests above and beyond what would normally be provided at a hotel and they were so accommodating, friendly, and kind about it! Particularly Sophie! Overall great experience!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 24, 2026

"I just wanted to say a massive thank you to ALL the staff at the Hoxton. Unfortunately, I have a lung disease which necessitates oxygen 24/7. All the staff could not have done more to help me and my family with the logistics of moving oxygen cylinders around the hotel. Whenever I asked for help, they all went out of their way to help me making my stay so much more relaxing and enjoyable. I cannot recommend The Hoxton, Holborn more strongly. Shame it only goes to 5 stars, I would have given easily 10 stars. Enjoy your stay at the Hoxton, I'm sure you will."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 22, 2026

"As a first-time visitor to London traveling solo from the United States, I could not have chosen a better place to stay than The Hoxton, Holborn. My original plan was simple: see the sights, experience London's incredible theatre scene, and explore the city. What I didn't expect was that the hotel itself would become one of the highlights of my trip. From the moment I arrived, the staff were welcoming, engaging, and genuinely invested in helping me make the most of my time in London. Rather than offering generic recommendations, they took the time to learn about my interests and suggested experiences that aligned with what I was looking for culturally. Their recommendations transformed my itinerary and helped me experience a side of London I might have otherwise missed. One of my favorite experiences was seeing *The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind*, which was conveniently within walking distance of the hotel. The location made it easy to enjoy London's theatre district, markets, restaurants, and many of the city's iconic attractions without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. What stood out most, however, was the atmosphere. As a solo traveler, there is a fine balance between feeling independent and feeling isolated. The Hoxton managed that balance perfectly. I never felt watched or intruded upon, yet I never felt alone. As a Black American male traveling solo, that sense of comfort and belonging meant more than I can adequately express. The staff consistently asked about my experiences around the city with genuine curiosity and warmth. Their hospitality felt authentic rather than scripted. In fact, during a phone call home with friends, I accidentally referred to the hotel as "home"—and that probably says everything. The environment throughout the hotel was equally impressive. There was always a vibrant energy in the lobby and common spaces, with people creating, working, connecting, and sharing ideas. It felt less like a hotel and more like a community. The Hoxton, Holborn provided far more than a place to sleep. It helped create one of the most memorable travel experiences I've had. I would gladly stay here again and recommend it to anyone looking for a welcoming, culturally rich, and perfectly located home base in London."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 21, 2026

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