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The Hoxton, Paris

Paris, France • Sentier • SPLURGE

avg. $425 / night

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At a glance

An 18th-century hôtel particulier in the Sentier with Haussmann-era bones, Marais-apartment interiors, and a plant-walled restaurant.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and Marais apartment seekers

Highlights:

  • Eighteenth-century hôtel particulier with carved limestone facade
  • Rooms preserve Haussmann-era cornices and herringbone parquet
  • Rivié restaurant with floor-to-ceiling living plant wall
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PB hotel design editorial

At 30-32 Rue du Sentier, behind a carved limestone facade whose lion-head keystones and Rococo cartouche belong firmly to eighteenth-century Paris, the building that now houses The Hoxton Paris spent much of its modern life as offices — a fate common to the grandest hôtels particuliers in what was once the city's newspaper district. When Soho House's sister brand took it over and opened here in 2017, the design team worked with Humbert & Poyet to thread 172 rooms through a structure whose architectural bones demanded to be kept legible rather than erased. The rooms settle that tension with some confidence: herringbone parquet floors, panelled wainscoting painted grey, and corniced ceilings in tall proportions give each space its Haussmann-era structure, while dusty-blue feature walls, leather-strapped headboards, grid-check cotton bedding, and Lampe Gras-style articulated reading sconces introduce a register that is more Marais apartment than palace hotel. The public spaces follow a similar logic — the restaurant Rivié anchors itself around a central island of dark leather banquettes beneath a steel-framed rooflight, globe pendants suspended above an open kitchen, one dining room animated by a floor-to-ceiling living plant wall that pulls filtered green light into the interior courtyard. The effect overall is closer to a well-edited Parisian flat than to any conventional hotel lobby, which remains the Hoxton formula, deployed here with unusual elegance.

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The Hoxton, Paris is a grand 18th century residence in Paris' 2nd arrondissement with original staircases, plentiful Parisian flair, and camera-baiting corners aplenty. Our Paris hotel has 172 bedrooms with seriously comfy beds, chevron timber floors, bol d feature walls and oodles of local Parisian charm.

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The Hoxton, Paris Reviews

1,944 reviews

"This was a nice place to put your head on the pillow in the evenings. Rooms were adequate and had a nice atmosphere. Air conditioning quality was excellent. We did have difficulty with the temperature of the water in one of our 2 rooms, but to be fair to the hotel, we did not report that until we were Today leaving. We particularly enjoyed the atmosphere of the common rooms and dining spaces."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"Disappointing experience with lost property handling. I have stayed at The Hoxton Paris before and have always enjoyed my visits, which makes this experience particularly disappointing. Following my recent stay, I realised shortly after checking out that I had left my hair straightener in Room 105. I contacted the hotel immediately and expected that, as the room would have been serviced shortly afterwards, the item would be identified and logged with Lost & Found. Unfortunately, despite reporting the item promptly and following up several times over the course of the week, the item was never recovered. I had to chase multiple times for updates before eventually being informed that the hotel had no record of the item and could not accept responsibility. What disappointed me most was not necessarily the loss of the item itself, but the lack of proactive communication and the fact that an item reported immediately after departure could not be accounted for. As a returning guest, I expected a higher standard of service and a more satisfactory resolution. The hotel did offer a 20% discount on a future stay as a gesture of goodwill, which I appreciate. However, given the circumstances, I was left feeling that the matter was not resolved appropriately."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"The hotel is beautiful, but the service fell well below what I expect from a four-star property. Loud music from the restaurant/bar continued until approximately 1:00 a.m. every night of my stay. The noise was clearly audible inside the room even with the windows closed and while wearing earplugs. I reported the issue during my stay. The hotel acknowledged the problem in writing and promised to move me to another room. That never happened, and I remained in the same room for the rest of my stay. Despite being a four-star hotel, my room was also not serviced daily during my stay. At check-in, the hotel placed a substantial damage deposit on my card and added additional charges beyond the room rate. These were not clearly explained at the time. Hotels occasionally have problems. What matters is whether they follow through when those problems are brought to their attention. In my experience, they did not."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"The inner courtyard, restaurant and hotel rooms are cool and trendy - and the crowd is sceney. Alas, this extended to the service that felt more like what you’d expect from a hard-to-get-into Parisian restaurant than a four star hotel - lack of acknowledgement upon arrival, be ignored by a waiter until you stand up or wave your hands, be rushed by reception. It’s really the only downside for a hotel that otherwise has a lot going for it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"I left a day early because of the horrible experience I had here. The service and everything in between were probably some of the worst I have ever had while traveling, which I do quite often. From the moment I arrived, I felt like I was inconveniencing everyone that works there. There was no hot water for the first 24 hours I was there as well. I also felt like I was scammed out of money through the taxi service being offering through the hotel the two times that I tried to use it. Through the hotel, I scheduled a driver to pick me up from the train station upon arrival. There were forest fires south of Paris, so my train was delayed 4 hours. I told the driver in plenty of time (an hour before arrival) what was going on, but I was still charged. When I left the hotel for the airport, the hotel booked a taxi for me and I prepaid through the link that was sent the night before. When I checked out, I told them I was going with a taxi they had booked for me and they gave me his license number and told me he would be there in 4 minutes. I got in said taxi and he took me to the airport. When I got out he said he had not been paid and was not with the service that I had paid for the night before, therefore I had to pay twice. The hotel felt dirty, there was food left out in the hallway all day. I ate at the restaurant in the hotel one night and the table was still filthy and had not been wiped down. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Paris."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 16, 2026

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