The Hoxton Paris

Just perfect! Everything 🌸

Very comfortable bed - we did not want to get out of it in the morning. Nice bathroom. Odd layout to the room. No view despite booking a room with a courtyard view. Very crowded and small lobby/common areas. Nice check-in service. Indifferent service at the upstairs bar and an absolutely awful-tasting and over-priced cocktail. Like the free breakfast-on-the-go offering. Good coffee in the room. Overall, not sure we would book here again given the price, but it would be lovely to sleep in that bed again...

Really impressed with the quality of soundproofing in such an historic structure. It’s been well updated, rooms are nicely appointed and contemporary, and there’s a nice variety of food and drink onptions within the hotel campus. Service is friendly and unpretentious, and overall the location is pretty decent, near the Bonne Nouvelle metro station and within walking distance of a number of nice cafes/shops on Rue Montorgueil. The only downsides were: The bed itself was just not super comfortable, and while extra pillows were immediately provided upon request, they just weren’t especially comfortable either. Also, while the hotel is well situated near a metro station, the station itself is not a major interchange, so it’ll potentially take a number of transfers to reach your destination. That’s really not a fault of the hotel itself — it’s just the reality of the neighborhood. I think we’ll be back again down the line, and we’re certainly intrigued to check out the Hoxton’s in London and Am’dam, but we can’t quite say that this is our “home away from home” in Paris, at least not quite yet. There are other neighborhoods to explore, and other hotels with better transit options.

happening/trendy - lots of locals coming and going to bar/restaurant great service nice decor

The Hoxton is an amazing hotel and I didn’t want to leave. Everything from the size of room, decor, staff and restaurant/bar was on point.