The Hoxton, Paris
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Stylish rooms in historic mansion, courtyards, chic cocktail lounge
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30-32 Rue du Sentier, 75002 Paris, France Get directions
Stylish rooms in historic mansion, courtyards, chic cocktail lounge
30-32 Rue du Sentier, 75002 Paris, France Get directions
"Centered around a large cobbled courtyard popular for co‑working, The Hoxton serves as a stylish, informal business option with an all‑day brasserie and a Jacques‑Bar perfect for after‑work drinks, all set within restored 18th‑century features." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The most electric social scene I’ve experienced in Europe—the liveliness hits you the second you step inside—turns a simple check-in into a jolt of possibility." - Alyssa Shelasky
"True to its intention as an all-day destination, the hotel's Paris location keeps locals and travelers lingering for hours beneath a glass-canopied central courtyard while serving coffee, cocktails, and casual fare across a relaxed, sunlit space." - Lindsey Tramuta
"The Hoxton hotels were, of course, born in the London neighbourhood of the same name, so they’ll always have a British accent – but their first overseas expansion proves that they’re quite flexible in adapting to their surroundings. The Hoxton, Paris is quite an adaptation, commandeering an 18th century mansion in a particularly hip corner of the 2nd arrondissement and turning it into a chic, modern and relatively affordable boutique hotel in the Hoxton style." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Housed in an 18th-century mansion once owned by a counselor to Louis XIV, this location blends classic architectural details like chevron wood floors with warm, millennial-friendly interiors—leather headboards, gridded sheets, and masculine lighting—and emphasizes social common spaces, including a courtyard terrace, cocktail bars, and multiple dining venues. It’s lively and community-oriented, great for meeting locals and travelers but potentially too chatty for guests seeking a quiet, private stay." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
