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The Hox hits Dublin

We’re now open and knocking 20% off stays. Plus, we’re adding on €30 to spend on food and bevs with us (plus 2 Guinness on the house!).

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DOORS NOW OPEN
Come stay at The Hoxton in Dublin, our debut on the Emerald Isle. You’ll find us in a storied building on Exchequer Street, a quick stroll from Temple Bar and the River Liffey. We’ve got 129 rooms, a lobby with an Irish-pub-meets-Hox vibe, two dining spots and a restoration of the famed Library Bar – right in the heart of the city.

Sleep With Us

Come stay with us at our hotel in the heart of Dublin. Drift off in one of our beautiful bedrooms, inspired by Ireland's autumnal landscapes and finished with cosy, thoughtful touches throughout.

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Book With Us

Book direct on thehoxton.com to enjoy early check-in and late check-out at any time for free with Flexy Time, and cancel for free up until 2pm the day before arrival.

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Sleep With Us

Come stay with us at our hotel in the heart of Dublin. Drift off in one of our beautiful bedrooms, inspired by Ireland's autumnal landscapes and finished with cosy, thoughtful touches throughout.

View Bedrooms

Book With Us

Book direct on thehoxton.com to enjoy early check-in and late check-out at any time for free with Flexy Time, and cancel for free up until 2pm the day before arrival.

View Offer

Find Us

The Hoxton, Dublin, 1-5 Exchequer Street, Dublin, D02 E044

  • Dublin Airport – 30 min Taxi
  • BusAras / Connolly Station – 10 min Tram
  • Heuston Station – 15 min Tram

Our Neighbourhood

Tucked away in a historic building on bustling Exchequer Street, our Dublin home sets you at the cultural heart of the city. Just minutes from must-see attractions, it’s where Georgian architecture and world-class dining, centuries-old pubs and indie bookshops meet cobbled lanes, artisan coffee shops and hidden bars.

Loot

Loot is a vintage concept store in the heart of the city. Featuring a selection of vintage clothing for men and women, it also stocks an impressive collection of vintage magazines available to buy. Whether you’re hunting for timeless pieces or inspiration, Loot offers a truly distinct shopping experience. Check it out

Love Lane

Colloquially known as Love Lane, Crampton Court is a hidden gem that is perfect for curious visitors looking to experience the city's creative side. Tucked away in Temple Bar, this narrow laneway has been transformed into a vibrant open-air gallery, adorned with colourful murals and playful quotes. It’s an ideal place for a quiet wander, a photo op, or simply a moment of unexpected beauty in the heart of the city Check it out

IMMA Gardens

Tucked within the 48-acre grounds of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the IMMA Gardens offer a peaceful escape just minutes from the city centre. Scattered throughout the space are ever-changing sculptures and installations that blend nature with contemporary art. Open daily and free to access, it’s a must for visitors keen to experience Dublin’s creative energy in a beautifully serene setting. Check it out

The Fumbally

More than just a café, The Fumbally is a beloved neighbourhood hub in Dublin 8. Part eatery, part community space, expect seasonal plates, natural wines, and a laid-back vibe, plus regular gigs, markets, and workshops that draw a loyal crowd. Next door,The Fumbally Stables hosts everything from yoga classes to fermentation workshops, film nights to small weddings. Check it out

O'Connell Street

O’Connell Street is Dublin’s grand central boulevard - bustling, historic, and full of character. Lined with wide pavements and striking monuments, it’s home to The Spire (Europe’s tallest sculpture), the iconic General Post Office, and statues honouring key figures in Irish history. A hub for shopping, cafés, and people-watching, it links to nearby streets like Henry and Parnell, making it the perfect place for a stroll through the heart of the city

Moore Street

One of Dublin’s oldest and most storied markets, Moore Street is alive with the sounds of local traders and rich with history. A famous landmark on the northside of the city, you'll find market stalls that have stood for centuries, operated by unique vendors that make up the fabric of the city. Check it out

Tola vintage

Tola Vintage is a go-to spot for trend-led vintage finds, with a focus on bold ‘80s and ‘90s pieces. Their flagship in Temple Bar is one of four distinctive outposts across the city, each with its own style and energy. Known for its legendary Culture Night Block Party, Tola has grown into more than just a shop - it’s a creative hub and a beloved part of Dublin’s indie fashion scene.  Check it out

Collective Jewellery

The Collective is a gem of a jewellery shop on Drury Street, showcasing contemporary pieces by emerging and established Irish designers. Tucked in the heart of Dublin’s Cultural Quarter, it champions homegrown talent with a curated selection of handcrafted treasures. Whether you're after something bold, delicate or one-of-a-kind, The Collective is the perfect spot to discover the creativity of Ireland’s jewellery scene. Check it out

George’s Street Arcade

Set in a striking red-brick Victorian building, George's Street Arcade is Europe’s oldest indoor market. First opened in 1881, it’s home to a colourful mix of stalls and indie shops run by traders from all over the world. From vintage fashion to handmade crafts and global street food, it’s a buzzing slice of Dublin life and a must-visit for those who love to browse and discover. Check it out

Our Neighbourhood

Tucked away in a historic building on bustling Exchequer Street, our Dublin home sets you at the cultural heart of the city. Just minutes from must-see attractions, it’s where Georgian architecture and world-class dining, centuries-old pubs and indie bookshops meet cobbled lanes, artisan coffee shops and hidden bars.

Loot

Loot is a vintage concept store in the heart of the city. Featuring a selection of vintage clothing for men and women, it also stocks an impressive collection of vintage magazines available to buy. Whether you’re hunting for timeless pieces or inspiration, Loot offers a truly distinct shopping experience. Check it out

Love Lane

Colloquially known as Love Lane, Crampton Court is a hidden gem that is perfect for curious visitors looking to experience the city's creative side. Tucked away in Temple Bar, this narrow laneway has been transformed into a vibrant open-air gallery, adorned with colourful murals and playful quotes. It’s an ideal place for a quiet wander, a photo op, or simply a moment of unexpected beauty in the heart of the city Check it out

IMMA Gardens

Tucked within the 48-acre grounds of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the IMMA Gardens offer a peaceful escape just minutes from the city centre. Scattered throughout the space are ever-changing sculptures and installations that blend nature with contemporary art. Open daily and free to access, it’s a must for visitors keen to experience Dublin’s creative energy in a beautifully serene setting. Check it out

The Fumbally

More than just a café, The Fumbally is a beloved neighbourhood hub in Dublin 8. Part eatery, part community space, expect seasonal plates, natural wines, and a laid-back vibe, plus regular gigs, markets, and workshops that draw a loyal crowd. Next door,The Fumbally Stables hosts everything from yoga classes to fermentation workshops, film nights to small weddings. Check it out

O'Connell Street

O’Connell Street is Dublin’s grand central boulevard - bustling, historic, and full of character. Lined with wide pavements and striking monuments, it’s home to The Spire (Europe’s tallest sculpture), the iconic General Post Office, and statues honouring key figures in Irish history. A hub for shopping, cafés, and people-watching, it links to nearby streets like Henry and Parnell, making it the perfect place for a stroll through the heart of the city

Moore Street

One of Dublin’s oldest and most storied markets, Moore Street is alive with the sounds of local traders and rich with history. A famous landmark on the northside of the city, you'll find market stalls that have stood for centuries, operated by unique vendors that make up the fabric of the city. Check it out

Tola vintage

Tola Vintage is a go-to spot for trend-led vintage finds, with a focus on bold ‘80s and ‘90s pieces. Their flagship in Temple Bar is one of four distinctive outposts across the city, each with its own style and energy. Known for its legendary Culture Night Block Party, Tola has grown into more than just a shop - it’s a creative hub and a beloved part of Dublin’s indie fashion scene.  Check it out

Collective Jewellery

The Collective is a gem of a jewellery shop on Drury Street, showcasing contemporary pieces by emerging and established Irish designers. Tucked in the heart of Dublin’s Cultural Quarter, it champions homegrown talent with a curated selection of handcrafted treasures. Whether you're after something bold, delicate or one-of-a-kind, The Collective is the perfect spot to discover the creativity of Ireland’s jewellery scene. Check it out

George’s Street Arcade

Set in a striking red-brick Victorian building, George's Street Arcade is Europe’s oldest indoor market. First opened in 1881, it’s home to a colourful mix of stalls and indie shops run by traders from all over the world. From vintage fashion to handmade crafts and global street food, it’s a buzzing slice of Dublin life and a must-visit for those who love to browse and discover. Check it out

Eat and Drink

Whatever you fancy, we’ve got you covered with our drink and dining destinations. All you need, all under one roof.

Cantina Valentina

Cantina Valentina is a vibrant, Peruvian-inspired restaurant nestled inside The Hoxton, Dublin. It blends the warmth of a family-run picanteria with a modern, playful spirit—offering bold flavours, soulful hospitality, and a relaxed yet elevated dining experience.

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Dollars

Dollars is a laid-back sandwich shop and wine bar tucked inside The Hoxton, Dublin. Inspired by New York deli culture and built around local Irish produce, it blends big flavour with no-fuss charm—offering stacked sandwiches, sweet treats, and natural wines in a space that’s casual, cool, and community-minded.  By day, it’s all about espresso, breakfast sandwiches and fresh pastries; by night, it flips into a cosy spot for grilled cheese, charcuterie, and a glass (or bottle) of something brilliant.

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The Library Bar

The Library Bar is a reimagined Dublin icon, quietly tucked away above street level at The Hoxton. A modern revival of the beloved original, it channels old-school charm with a quietly confident atmosphere—offering a warm, welcoming space to unwind. Whether you’re settling in with a good book, grabbing a quiet pint, or catching up with a friend by the fire. The Library Bar invites you to slow down, stay a while, and savour the atmosphere. Need a bite? Toasties and oysters are at the ready, and the team keeps the day’s favourites scribbled on the chalkboard.

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