Great location to stay and play. The bartenders craft amazing cocktails. The staff is super helpful. Ask the late check out read more

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Tres magnafique! Found this place based on recommendation and it didn't disappoint. Everything about this property (which I believe is part of a smaller boutique hotel brand) and its facilities (restaurant, bar, bedrooms, etc) was just right. Would stay here again and would recommend the same to anyone considering. read more

Friends tasked me with finding a hotel within a given price point and based on reviews and location the Hoxton was our choice for a 4-night stay, beginning Monday, May 27. When we arrived around 11 am, the lobby was abuzz. As others have noted, this is a busy lobby occupied by individuals not necessarily staying at the hotel (spend any time in the lobby, and that is apparent). Not a problem nor a surprise. There are 3 distinct bars (Rive, Planche Wine Bar, and Jacques' Bar, my favorite. As the waitress for recommendations in the area. She is a gem!) and an excellent restaurant (Rive). Rive's lobby bar serves non-alcoholic breakfast offerings and is a lovely space. Friends were hopeful that we would obtain early check-ins. That didn't happen and I never expect it when traveling. The hotel will accommodate holding your bags until the room(s) are ready. With that said, don't expect to have space to pull anything out of your bag before handing it over for storage. Because the lobby is so crowded, and the reception area tiny, there is no room to maneuver. Bathrooms are a steep flight down, so changing isn't realistic. After registering and checking our bags, we went to Rive for lunch. Four of us had the cheeseburger (needed to carb load after the 9-hour flight!). The burger was so good I decided to have it again as my last meal before leaving Paris. Seriously, get the cheeseburger at Rive! It is better than any I've had at a cafe. You may be wondering why the 2-star review. When we were able to get our rooms late in the afternoon, I was met with a rather large canister vacuum cleaner right outside my door. My first inclination was that housekeeping was still in the room. I knocked, listened at the door, and finally entered after moving the vacuum from the front of my door. 36 hours later, that same vacuum remained in the hall. Slightly moved, but still in the hall. The following day I left my room at 8 am and returned to the hotel at 3 pm. I went up to my room only to notice it had not been serviced. This is important to note. When you check in they will ask you at reception if you want your room serviced daily. Included with daily service is a restock of water in the refrigerator. My party had 3 rooms (all on separate floors) and we all requested that our rooms be serviced daily. Before I went back out that afternoon, I stopped at the front desk to mention that my room had not been cleaned/serviced and asked if it could be done over the next 2 hours. The receptionist was lovely, apologized, and told me certainly. Two hours later when I arrived back at my room, the room was still not serviced. Ok. Stuff happens. I needed time in the room before heading to dinner so I put the Do Not Disturb (Non) sign on my door. The next morning at 8 am, as I was leaving the hotel I stopped by the front desk to mention that my room was never serviced the prior day, even though I notified the front desk of that issue, and was told it would be taken care of. Once again the front desk personnel was apologetic, and assured me that the room would be made up, and the refrigerator re-stocked with water. I let them know I would be out for 8 hours. You guessed it, another day not having my room serviced. Discussing this with my friends, I found that each of us had the same issue. I travel internationally a great deal. Admittedly, this is a less expensive hotel than where I would normally choose to stay. Nevertheless, I don't feel it is out of the norm to expect a room to be serviced, especially if that expectation is set upfront -- by the hotel no less -- at check-in. So, if I had to sum up the Hoxton it would be as follows - - Great location, near some excellent restaurants (check out Frenchies!) - Nice enough rooms although closets are minuscule (cannot accommodate a full-length dress), and there were only 5 hangers (not normally a problem, but there is zero draw space; just a few small cubbies. - Oulet in the bathroom that accommodates a blow dryer. That is a bonus and rare even in much pricier hotels. - Your bathroom will have a good deal of puddling from the shower. No way around it as the shower door only opens outward, and there is no lip. Part of the reason not having service is a problem. Towels get used up quickly. - Don't expect housekeeping and you are less likely to be disappointed. The Hoxton did send me an email asking me how my stay was. I responded to that email a week ago with feedback on the housekeeping issue. I never received any response. The Hoxton Paris is a one-and-done for me. read more

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The Hoxton let a VIP guest throw eggs at a courtyard full of other guests and clients having drinks. The Hoxton organised a summer "Pool Party" concert series where local Paris bands would play on Friday evenings in the hotel's courtyard and hotel guests and the general public could buy cocktails and listen to the music. Friday, 13 June was the first concert of the series and the band was incredible, great energy and at least 40 people happily sipping drinks. Then about 10 minutes into the set, a guest on the third floor started screaming "shut up, shut up" non stop. The person truly sounded deranged but guests in the courtyard sort of laughed it off. Then the screamer started hurling eggs from their room into the courtyard, nearly hitting people who were sat at a table having drinks and small plates. The hotel SEEMED oblivious but were informed by multiple people and said it was "unacceptable and we will deal with this immediately." They sent staff up to the room where the eggs were being thrown from. Everyone assumed the guest in question would be removed from the hotel or at a minimum would be stopped from continuing to physically harass other guests attending a hotel-organised event. INSTEAD, the Hoxton announced the remained of the gig would be cancelled as well as the entire summer concert series. Why? Because the deranged guest in question, who demanded absolute silence at 8:30pm and when they didn't get it rained eggs on a courtyard of paying hotel clients, was a VIP and was paying a fortune to live long-term at the hotel. The Hoxton allowed one guest to effectively assault 40 other guests. This hotel pretends to be young, dynamic, and culturally relevant but actually don't care about anything other than keeping one high-margin customer at the expense of the safety and enjoyment of other clients. Avoid this place, they are not worthy of your money. read more

A boutique hotel in a vibrant Paris neighborhood. Wonderful staff, as well as a bar & restaurant that go above and beyond. The perfect base camp for launching your city adventures. Near the metro, too. read more

The Hoxton - Lobby bar? Yes! - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

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In June of 2023, the ground floor room we were given was the backside of an outdoor kitchen they constructed for a seasonal pop up restaurant. It was VERY awkward to have the tiny terrace and only window/patio door to the room on the backside of a raised kitchen. The cooks whenever they turned around looked directly into our room if the blinds were open - which they were otherwise there would have been no sunlight. Each day we asked to move but the managers were unable to help us. One evening there was also a huge private party that took over the whole patio restaurant so it was very loud in our room. You would think the property would prioritize the guest experience but here it seems the revenue from these temp F&B outlets are more important than the hotel guest experience. read more

I was in Paris for a work trip and booked too late to be able to stay at any of the Marriott properties that I would normally stay at to collect points and instead wound up here. I had a nice, spacious, well-appointed room and the location was as good as could be asked for, given that it was a bit far from the city center, because it was on top of a metro stop which went almost everywhere. That probably would be enough to justify four stars given the price, but then the room had some cool architectural features with exposed supporting beams and a view of Eiffel Tower in the distance, which justifies the fifth star in my mind. I generally ate outside the hotel, but the last morning I had breakfast there before heading out to the airport and the Eggs Bennedict and cortado were both surprisingly good. read more

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Great clean Hotel Bar Restaurant to get drinks outside on their private patio or inside in their saloon. You can also get food or appetizers if needed. Beautiful place to check it out! Drinks was very well balanced but more on the expensive side (Angel Envy Manhattan was 24 euros). I will recommend the Herbolicious cocktail made with gin, fresh basil, fresh mint, peach liquor and lemon juice so refreshing! Food was good, we had beets hummus, a burger , the summer salad and the cafe gourmand with mini lemon pie, mini yogurt cake with strawberries and a mini chocolate peanut pie. I just posted my pictures from my meal :). Then after dinner you go closer to the bar and peoples are dancing. Music was fun and people was very respectful. The DJs is close to the restaurant and bar. The sounds system was at the perfect level during our time there. read more

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Review of restaurant and courtyard only = Amazing A modern and hip restaurant with fantastic bar selection and really cool artwork everywhere (especially downstairs towards restrooms). We stopped here to beat the heat on a 100 F / 38 C day after walking all over Paris. The plush couches and custom seating were very comfortable to go with the hip vibes. A/C felt nice as well. We had a burger (fries were amazing, would order on own) and some soft drinks. Overall, highly recommend and would come back! read more

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Hands down the best experience I have had yet at a hotel in Paris. The amount of personal interest and attention to detail from the staff was impeccable It was my first time staying here but I didn't want to leave the hotel! The courtyard has the perfect French feel of relaxed carefree joie de vivre and I couldn't have been more content sitting there all day long! The drinks at the bars were fantastically crafted with well knowledgeable staff and friendly helpfulness. If you are in Paris and want a quiet, oasis to relax after a long day of touring. This is the place! read more

This hotel is lovely. But it's truly the people that make it fantastic. Our 2 favorites were Jordan and Margarita. Both bartenders. Jordan in Rivie and Margarita in Jacques. Jordan welcomed us every day with a smile remembering our names and drink orders. He offered amazing tips on seeing Paris and even offered to lend us his museum pass! Margarita took time to write out a huge list of places we needed to go in Paris and Rome. Her list was perfect - great restaurants, fun bars and wonderful sites. These two are rare gems. The HOXTON is lucky to have them. We were even luckier to meet them. read more

I spent two nights in Paris at The Hoxton this past June '23. I was attending a wedding in Paris, and the hotel was on a list of recommended hotels for wedding guests. $200 cash was taken from my wallet inside a backpack from my hotel room at The Hoxton within a 45 minute period while I had breakfast with my husband inside the hotel. I usually don't carry any cash in my wallet, but at my suggestion, my husband had just given me $300 cash - all 50 dollar US bills - to put in my wallet in case we were to get separated, mugged, etc. during the next three weeks traveling. I literally had just put the cash in my wallet as we left the hotel room to go downstairs for breakfast. As we went downstairs, I asked the front desk to bring fresh towels, but no room service. After we had breakfast, we immediately went back to our room, and my backpack looked a bit "different" than I had left it. I immediately looked through it, and noticed I now only had $100 left in my wallet (two 50 dollar bills out of the six that were originally put there). I assume whoever had left the towels, obviously went through my backpack which was left on the floor. I immediately informed the front desk, and Vivien, the manager, later came and spoke with me, and said he had queried the person that left the towels in the room, and that the employee indicated they did not take any money out of my wallet! Vivien then told me that he doubted, too, that the employee took money because the employee had been working there for a few years. Vivien never apologized to me when the incident took place, nor seemed to really care much. He mentioned he would look at the video feed to see if anyone else had entered the room in that 45 minute period. I assume the employee/thief thought I wouldn't notice $200 taken since they left me with $100, and probably thought I would never check upon entering my room so quickly. Vivien called later in the day and asked if we had "found" the money. My husband indicated, no, it was not found. The money had been stolen. Then days later, after we had checked out of the hotel, Vivien sent me two emails. The first email was a query on whether I was going to file a complaint, and perhaps they could make it up to me by having me stay again! The second email, in a nutshell, basically indicated that the in-room safes were there to help prevent 'these events.' read more

Nice (too?) trendy hotel. The lobby is pretty with a great vibe, at NIGHT. The room, while small, has a nice cool, "cozy", stylish feel; very stylish. Well done! 550€ and 700€ for a medium and large (which is still quite small) room so, idk, mid-priced for Paris? Worth the stay, but NEVER again.... Management; please explain why you allow EVERY public space during the afternoon to be infested by a bunch of losers on lap tops-- free, no-password internet? Really? (Per the barista, most are NOT hotel guests!). Maybe that made sense when you first opened to fill the place up and create the buzz, but you don't need these leaches any more. So I pay 800 bucks a night to stay in what feels like a dorm room? I don't get it. There was NO place to sit and enjoy a coffee or cocktail... and BTW, they are entitled and rude. There are soooo many other cool places in Paris to stay where i don't have put up with this. Yuk. Never again. read more

We stayed on the first floor in a "Biggy" room (#2), the largest out of the options. The ceilings are extra high and you have the Haussman style window/doors that open into the courtyard. Super cute. I didn't have an issue with the shower, a bit of water splatters out, but it was fine. No flooding or anything like that. Breakfast in a bag is definitely a nice perk that comes with your stay. Each night you can fill out whether you want 1 or 2 breakfast bags the next morning, they will deliver at 6am, 7am, or 8am. Each bag comes with a banana, a yogurt, and an orange juice. If you want to just get up and go sightseeing it's perfect. Great location, very close to the Metro so it easy for us to get anywhere via train. There were strikes (Les Grèves!) while we there, but didn't affect our train lines fortunately. Uber is easy, but traffic in Paris is HORRENDOUS so for sure bring your walking shoes. Also, it always seems to be garbage time, so your Uber will probably get stuck behind a garbage truck like ours was when we went to the airport. The entrance to the hotel is off a tiny street, and you walk through the very Instagram-worthy cafe area to get to reception. Note, there are like, 5 stairs to go up. If you have crazy luggage, use the wheelchair lift off to the left. Also the cafe area is paved in cobblestone so good luck wheels. Cafe area and restaurant are super busy on weekends, super packed even with locals. It's a new hotel but unforunately there are no usb ports in the rooms. So definitely bring your converters! read more

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I know Yelp isn't really the thing for hotels abroad, but just wanted to put this here for anyone who's looking. My husband and I almost went with a (almost certainly cramped, underwhelming) Airbnb when we were booking a last-minute trip to Paris -- our first time! The good options were almost gone and we weren't sure the slightly higher price of the Hoxton was worth it. We are so, so glad we decided to do it. The hotel's ambience is perfect: somehow modern, classic, and edgy all at once?! The rooms are thoughtfully designed such that it doesn't feel small even though it is (especially with the high ceilings!). Blackout curtains are a blessing for jet lag. Things feel quality. The beds are comfortable. The shower is hot and feels expansive. They replaced the water and coffee and milk for the coffee quickly. The lobby of the hotel feels magical and made me want to sit and stay a while, and the noise didn't bother us even though our room overlooked it. The lobby cafe and the hotel's restaurant were both wonderful. In-room radio tuned to FIP was a great soundtrack. We appreciated the staff willingness to hold our bags and let us check in early, and found the location so convenient. Thanks for providing a comfortable refuge for our first trip to Paris. read more

The Hoxton is my go-to hotel in Paris. On our last trip, we got a room with a balcony and loved it. The staff is always super accommodating and welcoming. The restaurant / bar puts out some great food and beverages. I have stayed at the Hoxton now in several other cities because of my experiences in Paris. Thank you and we will see you in December! read more

I want this to be a 3.5 review, but I just can't round up to 4 ... you'll learn why in a minute. We stayed at the Hoxton for 4 nights before transferring to our AirBnb for the rest of our stay in Paris... normally we do AirBnb the entire time, but I felt like treating myself this trip! I'd stayed at the Hoxton in Chicago previously, and loved it, so I was excited to check out the Parisian version. Yes, the rooms are small, but you have literally everything you need, including a refrigerator with free, refilled daily, bottles of water, which is a small but appreciated touch! Our room was ridiculously quiet, we faced the courtyard, and I never heard anyone above or next door to us. We were also on a side that wouldn't get much foot traffic either, so that was great. The price was reasonable for the location as well. I honestly just love the hipster vibe of this hotel chain, and I love to just work off of the free wifi at the Chicago location when I can. So why the 3.5 stars? Well, I got food poisoning from the little wine bar, Planche, on our last night there... it was, to put it mildly, horrific. My husband & I had eaten exactly the same for the entire day, save for the veggie & dip platter I ordered at Planche that evening. I spent the following day trapped in the hotel room, and we had to pay to extend our reservation as late as possible because I literally couldn't leave the bathroom. Let's just say the cab ride to the AirBnb was... memorable. Woof. So... overall, I really like this hotel... but I just can't give more stars due to the fact that I'm getting nauseous right now even thinking about it! I'd like to say I'll be back... but honestly I'm not sure I can return to the scene of the crime... yet. read more

Staying here at the Hoxton hotel was such a brilliant experience. The location is amazing, walking distance to incredible food and shopping and about 15-20 minutes walk to the louvre, Notre Dame and the Seine. The staff was so helpful and kind, with the majority of the speaking both French and English which opened up our Parisian experience to more recommendations and suggestions. We were blown away-- Highly recommend staying here! read more

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Guys, can I just move in here? Where to start with my love for this place. Actually, I do know where to start-- THOSE STAIRS. This space is truly spectacular, from the old stone floor to the sexy winding staircase in the main lobby and neat spiral staircase over patterned tile in the back. I love the wallpaper in the secret bar upstairs, and the funky velvet furniture scattered all over the whole place. I could not take enough photos! The room was perfect for two. A nice big bathroom with cool tiles, trendy windowpane bedding, and gorgeous crystal glassware (which we took the liberty of filling with a bottle of champagne from the bar downstairs... when in Paris!). We had a comfy sleep, and loved waking up to the complimentary breakfast bag on our doors. The location was safe and very near a metro stop. Overall, it was the perfect hotel and I hope to return! read more

This is a gorgeous hotel. The rooms are just the perfect size and I love that they give you a little breakfast bag every morning. I maybe would think about getting the showers enclosed because every time you shower the water goes everywhere, but it's nothing major. The style of this place is incredible and I think it is the place to be on a Friday night in Paris. Every night that we were there it was packed by young, cool people. Loved the atmosphere! read more

The Hoxton - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

Absolutely fell in love with this place ! Great food, great service and amazing setting. Perfect for an intimate diner on the terrasse or a night out with friends. Don't forget to get a sneak peak to the speakeasy bar upstairs ! I recommand 100% read more

I can't stop dreaming about this hotel! Gorgeous Parisian vibes from top to bottom, along with picture perfect rooms and DELICIOUS food no matter what meal or drink you go for. little touches here and there (reasonable prices for food and drink, free bagged breakfasts, complimentary cold water) made our stay one we will never forget. I only hope the prices don't go up, because no matter what it costs I'll only ever stay here when I visit Paris!! read more

Met a friend for drinks in the lobby/courtyard bar. Fabulous ambiance in a really cool space. The courtyard is open, and the spaces around the courtyard are walled with glass, so it's full of natural light. Some normal tables, and also some couches that really lend themselves to chatting over drinks with friends. The cocktails looked good but we opted for glasses of champagne. Perfect. They also have a nice fruit and cucumber infused water on offer. I'm giving it four stars instead of five because the staff had a sliiightly cooler than thou attitude and there was a weird moment when I ordered a second glass of champagne but my friend, who had to go back to work, didn't. A different server brought out two glasses, so when we told her that we hadn't actually ordered two glasses, she took the unordered glass away, but then (this is the weird part) the one who had taken the order came and argued that we HAD ordered it. (This wasn't a French problem - she just hadn't been carefully listening when we made the initial order). They didn't charge us for it or anything, but it created a weird moment in an otherwise perfect evening. read more

Make sure you don't get a room that's on the bar / restaurant courtyard. Very very loud in the room (might as well be trying to sleep in the bar) and the bar stays open until midnight during the week. Asked for a room change which the couldn't accommodate so I will be changing hotels. read more

Love the Hoxton! The Croque Monsieur is the best! Yeah... ham and cheese toasted on the top, but this one is good. Pair it with a nice glass of champagne or (if they still have it) the Spring Break cocktail. The service at this place could not be any better! read more

This is a beautiful new hotel. The rooms are very nicely appointed. The bed is very comfortable and the room is quiet. The bathroom is also very nice with a walk-in shower. The lobby is very nice and the staff is excellent. I would definitely stay here again. The hotel is located near a metro stop and very close to anything you would need. Definitely recommend!! read more