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The Hoxton, Holborn is a buzzing home in the heart of London, a stone’s throw from the West End. Covent Garden, Oxford Street and the British Museum are all in easy walking distance from the hotel, along with great local eateries and some of the city's most charming old streets.
Sleep With Us

220 bedrooms ranging from Shoebox to Biggy, all with comfy beds, parquet wooden floors and industrial inspired features.

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A Bloody Good Stay

Whether it’s a celebration, or just because, book our ‘Bloody Good Stay’ package and get £25 brunch credit and a Bloody Mary Kit delivered to your room! Spicy.

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Eat and Drink

We serve food, coffee and cocktails around the clock in our lobby while our neighbourhood restaurant, Rondo, dishes out bistro plates. Its naughty lil’ sister, La Cave, is all about natural wines, locally sourced bar snacks and pop-up restaurants.

Interior of Rondo restaurant at the Holborn hotel showing tables and plants

Rondo

A neighbourhood restaurant with a focus on local seasonal ingredients and great wines for all. Come and see us for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks.

Explore Rondo
Interior of la Cave with a selection of vintage wines

La Cave

A wine bar, pop-up space, incubator kitchen and store with banging wines and snacks - the place where you stop by for ‘one drink’ and end up staying the whole night.

Explore La Cave

Take a look around

Holborn lobby seating areas
Coffee Bar at The Hoxton, Holborn
Bar in Hoxton Holborn
Holborn hotel lobby seating
Interior of restaurant with empty tables at Rondo
Holborn lobby seating pink couch
Pantry space in meetings and events area
Holborn events space The Parlour
Lobby of Holborn hotel, redone in 2020
Den meeting room

Need a space?

Looking to host a team away day? Need somewhere for a workshop? We’ve got lots of spaces for you across our Holborn hotel.

Meeting Rooms & Spaces

Party time

Celebrate occasions big and small with us, with our private dining and party spaces in The Apartment. You just bring your glam-rags, and we'll sort the rest.

Private Dining Parties & Celebrations
Den meeting room

Need a space?

Looking to host a team away day? Need somewhere for a workshop? We’ve got lots of spaces for you across our Holborn hotel.

Meeting Rooms & Spaces

Party time

Celebrate occasions big and small with us, with our private dining and party spaces in The Apartment. You just bring your glam-rags, and we'll sort the rest.

Private Dining Parties & Celebrations

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Our Neighbourhood

Right in the middle of Covent Garden, Oxford Street and Bloomsbury, you’re never far from anything — especially with the tube on the doorstep. Midtown, as the locals now call it, has plenty of bars and restaurants to check out, hidden green spaces to get lost in, and shops to go wild for.

Lincoln's Inn Field in London

Lincoln Inn Fields

A hidden green space in the heart of central London, perfect for a picnic.
British Museum

British Museum

The ultimate rainy day destination, you can easily, happily lose hours in the British Museum perusing two million years of human history and culture. Explore
Lamb's Conduit Street in central London

Historic London streets

Visit the streets where notable Britons resided: Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist in his house on Doughty Street, whilst pioneer of the Arts and Crafts Movement, William Morris lived at 8 Red Lion Square.
Neal's Yard in Covent Garden London

Neal’s Yard

Wonderfully whimsical, Neal’s Yard is a sleepy technicolour courtyard tucked away within Seven Dials, with a handful of great eateries.
The Monocle Cafe

The Monocle Café

Arguably one of the most stylish places to grab a coffee in central London. The Monocle Cafe, of Monocle magazine prowess, is a cool spot for a caffeine hit. Its black and white striped awning is hot Instagram fodder too, seen on many a Londoner’s feed. Explore
Underground sign next to two pigeons

London Transport Museum

Learn all about the underground, the art of the tube map and all sorts of other cool London facts at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden. Explore
Stage Door

Theatre District

Why not catch a West End show? We’re a stone’s throw away from London’s world famous theatres - many have great last minute tickets available too.
Noble & Rot Wine Bar in London

Noble Rot

Noble Rot is the spot for wine in the hood, located half way down Lamb’s Conduit Street. Knock back a few glasses over a couple of delicious seasonal British dishes. Take me there
Inside of Barbican London

Barbican

Head to Barbican for a culture dose. along with cinema and contemporary music concerts, it hosts regular art exhibitions too. Check it out

Our Neighbourhood

Right in the middle of Covent Garden, Oxford Street and Bloomsbury, you’re never far from anything — especially with the tube on the doorstep. Midtown, as the locals now call it, has plenty of bars and restaurants to check out, hidden green spaces to get lost in, and shops to go wild for.

Lincoln's Inn Field in London

Lincoln Inn Fields

A hidden green space in the heart of central London, perfect for a picnic.
British Museum

British Museum

The ultimate rainy day destination, you can easily, happily lose hours in the British Museum perusing two million years of human history and culture. Explore
Lamb's Conduit Street in central London

Historic London streets

Visit the streets where notable Britons resided: Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist in his house on Doughty Street, whilst pioneer of the Arts and Crafts Movement, William Morris lived at 8 Red Lion Square.
Neal's Yard in Covent Garden London

Neal’s Yard

Wonderfully whimsical, Neal’s Yard is a sleepy technicolour courtyard tucked away within Seven Dials, with a handful of great eateries.
The Monocle Cafe

The Monocle Café

Arguably one of the most stylish places to grab a coffee in central London. The Monocle Cafe, of Monocle magazine prowess, is a cool spot for a caffeine hit. Its black and white striped awning is hot Instagram fodder too, seen on many a Londoner’s feed. Explore
Underground sign next to two pigeons

London Transport Museum

Learn all about the underground, the art of the tube map and all sorts of other cool London facts at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden. Explore
Stage Door

Theatre District

Why not catch a West End show? We’re a stone’s throw away from London’s world famous theatres - many have great last minute tickets available too.
Noble & Rot Wine Bar in London

Noble Rot

Noble Rot is the spot for wine in the hood, located half way down Lamb’s Conduit Street. Knock back a few glasses over a couple of delicious seasonal British dishes. Take me there
Inside of Barbican London

Barbican

Head to Barbican for a culture dose. along with cinema and contemporary music concerts, it hosts regular art exhibitions too. Check it out

Find Us

199-206 High Holborn, Holborn, London WC1V 7BD

  • Heathrow/Gatwick - 1 hour via public transport
  • Kings Cross St Pancras - 15 min via tube
  • Holborn Tube - 2 min walk
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Map of Holborn, showing proximity of hotel to The British Museum, Oxford Street, Covent Garden and the West End
LATEST NEWS

Dollars brings the taste of NY

Get yourself down to the Rondo La Cave basement wine bar for natural wines and amped up New York inspired sandwiches and plates from Dollars, in collaboration with Andrei Soen, the mastermind behind Singapores’ buzzy American sandwich spot, Park Bench Deli.

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The Other Art Fair x The Hox

Artwork by Alec Cumming

With the help of our friends at The Other Art Fair, we’re proud to support and showcase different artists in each of our London hotels. In Holborn we’ve got Alec Cumming’s playful and textured East-meets-West paintings — swing by to check them out.

Read up on our artists' stories
Artwork by Alec Cumming