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The Hoxton Southwark, London

London, England • Southwark • SPLURGE

avg. $387 / night

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At a glance

A honey-brick tower on Blackfriars Road with mid-century interiors, a rooftop greenhouse bar, and Shard views.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring South Bank

Highlights:

  • Honey-brick tower contrasts glass-dominated South Bank skyline
  • Rooftop bar with retractable glass roof and Shard views
  • Mid-century furnishings and sage-green panelled rooms
Industrial-warmlayered

PB hotel design editorial

Planted firmly between the glassy towers of the South Bank and the low Victorian rooftops of Borough, a warm honey-brick building rising fourteen storeys above Blackfriars Road makes a quietly confident argument for materiality in a neighbourhood dominated by glass curtain walls. The Hoxton Southwark, which opened in 2021 with 192 rooms across its Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands-designed tower, draws its exterior logic from London's industrial warehouse vernacular — the stacked grid of steel-framed windows, the textured brickwork, and the open pergola structure crowning the roofline all visible in the images as a considered act of contextual grounding rather than period pastiche. Interior design by Ennismore's in-house creative team carries the brand's characteristic layering of references: rooms furnished with burgundy velvet upholstered headboards set against panelled sage-green walls, brass Sputnik pendants, rush-seated chairs of Scandinavian descent, and patterned curtain fabric in a graphic repeat that sits somewhere between mid-century and contemporary. The ground-floor bar trades in dark exposed brick and aged brass — a long counter running beneath opaline pendant lights, geometric encaustic tile underfoot, fiddle-leaf figs banking against the walls. Above it all, the rooftop Albie bar threads full-grown fan palms between wicker rattan seating and a retractable glass roof, the Shard visible on the skyline, the whole effect closer to a Mediterranean greenhouse than to anything conventionally London.

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About

Find us in Southwark, a stone's throw from the South Bank, in amongst iconic theatres, galleries, pubs and bustling food markets. We're just a short stroll from Blackfriars Station, where you'll find direct trains to both London Luton and Gatwick Airports. We have 192 comfy rooms in sizes to suit any sort of stay, with design inspired by the area's factory past. All rooms come with waterfall showers, parquet flooring, wall-to-wall windows, free calls, free wifi, and breakfast bags delivered to your door. Head up to our first-ever London rooftop restaurant, Seabird, serving up seafood and cocktails alongside panoramic views. Or dine on Hox classics and Riviera-style fare at Albie on the ground floor.

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The Hoxton Southwark, London Reviews

1,389 reviews

"Waldi was absolutely wonderful. As a solo diner waiting over an hour for a table, he made the entire experience feel effortless and welcoming. He kindly offered champagne on the house while I waited and continuously checked in on the status of my table. Even though I waited from 8:30pm to 10pm, his kindness, attentiveness, and genuine care made it feel like no time at all. He truly went above and beyond and delivered outstanding service. Thank you, Waldi, for turning what could have been a frustrating wait into such a memorable experience!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 22, 2026

"This will now be our London Hotel each time we visit. The vibes are perfect, the common spaces are gorgeous, beds are comfy, staff are energetic, the food on offer is delicious and the location is central and walkable. Loved everything! See you in August!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 20, 2026

"One of the worst hotels I’ve stayed in in London. This hotel is an outright con. They hide a total lack of facilities behind an ‘industrial, stripped down’ theme. Let me compare it to the Sea Containers hotel which is 3 minutes walk away and 20% cheaper than the £500 we are paying: 1) checking-in, Sea Containers provide all required info. In the Hoxton I had to ask about location of breakfast, time of breakfast, WiFi availability, how to access WiFi, where is the dinner restaurant, when is it open etc etc. Front desk had no interest in providing info. 2) room amenities, Sea Containers has an espresso coffee machine, a dedicated work desk with European plugs, face cloths, a shaving mirror, 3 towels per guest, robes, an ironing board, a mini bar full of drinks and snacks, different glasses for drinking spirits or wine (from the aforementioned mini-bar, a 55inch TV. Hoxton provides none of these - you get one towel each and a kettle with one instant coffee sachet (there are two of us), an empty minibar (water only) and no glasses. Honestly, the Ibis at £150 offers better facilities. 3) room quality, sea containers rooms are about 50% larger. Hoxton room shower glass was dirty and clothes steamer was broken. 4) Service. Sea Containers service is almost perfect, they can’t do enough for you. Hoxton couldn’t give a damn. Well, ‘just stay at the Sea Containers’ I hear you say. I usually do, and will again, it’s just that this week it was full so I thought I would check out the Hoxton nearby. I now understand why it was so easy to get a room here."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 19, 2026

"Beautiful stylish hotel with an amazing sky bar with incredible views of London. Excellent restaurant, breakfast was delicious and cooked to order with proper fresh ingredients. Super friendly staff, stylish and comfy room with quirky decorated elements. Excellent Location 15 mins walk from Waterloo Station, nearby tube (5mins) and Borough Market, Tate Modern and The Globe Theatre. Relaxed and comfy atmosphere in both downstairs and sky bar restaurants."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 18, 2026

"Fabulous hotel, genuinely lovely staff, fantastic food, spotless and comfortable rooms, great location, can’t wait to go back!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 17, 2026

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