The Hoxton Portland
About The Hoxton Portland
The Hoxton, Portland is an open house hotel located in the heart of Portland, Oregon. With two dining destinations and a speakeasy bar, we’ll have you covered morning until night (and late night). Our rooftop taqueria and bar, Tope, offers Mexico City inspired fare with an outdoor terrace offering sweeping views of Mount Hood. Off the lobby, there’s Lovely Rita — you’re all-day kind of food that will satisfy any craving. And let’s not forget our coffee shop serving pastries and drinks from the early morning. For nightcaps, head down to our speakeasy bar 2NW5 for inventive cocktails inspired by the neighborhood. The Hoxton has a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi, air conditioned guest rooms and floor-to-ceiling-windows. Each room is decorated with rich walnut paneling, pink marble accents, brass lighting, and feature artwork by local artists. Rooms vary in size — from Shoebox to Roomy — all with private bathrooms, large walk-in showers, and Hox shower amenities. Guests can explore the neighborhood which has a strong variety of bars, restaurants and shops. The Hoxton, Portland is also conveniently located close to the Pearl district and bus routes to Forest Park and Washington Park, where guests can enjoy a hike and admire views of the city.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- Fitness center
- On-site dining
- Valet parking
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- In-room refrigerator
- Pet friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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The Hoxton is alright. It's a hipster hotel trying to hard to be a hipster hotel. They gave us two White Claws at checkin. That was a first. Our room was small. Super small. Like fighting NYC's tiny rooms for smallest space still rentable. Honestly nothing really bad to say. Nothing super good either. Other than you could actually get the room very dark at night. Bonus points for that. The mini fridge didn't work. The light switches were bananas. We finally got it sorted on our way out the door. They sell corduroy hats embroidered with the word tacos on the front in the lobby. The location is convenient to lots of unhoused people and we got to see some hard drug use, a dog being beaten and many, many people screaming at their demons. I wouldn't stay here again, but I didn't hate it. But I didn't like it either.
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The electric kettle in the room was broken and the air conditioner made a loud dripping noise all night. But the hotel was cute, staff were helpful, and we had a good breakfast the next day. Not really worth the exorbitant parking fee or additional $30 hotel fee charged. But it has potential.
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Such a quant, clean hotel. Super nice staff, and great atmoshpere
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Inclusive art. 60s swagged rooms. Great staff, very communicative. Loved our room and view. Beautiful bathrooms too.
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Rooms were very small. Glad we only stayed 1 night.
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Great stay in an area close to everything!
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The hotel is very boho ... loved staying there.
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Everything was amazing
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Not many places go as far as offering to call food for me. They did.
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Only negative was the hotel didnt have a gym. If they offer a discount with a nearby gym that would be a nice benefit. The staff did not mention one if there is an agreement in place
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The staff were very welcoming, and offered us a bottle of champagne for our anniversary. We stayed in a room described as “snug”, which it was! but very clean and just what we needed to start our road trip through OR.
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The Hoxton is a true gem! We stayed at several places during our west coast trip, and this place was by far the best! It's at the entrance of Chinatown which we heard is a bit sketchy, but we parked on the street and didn't have any issues. The hotel itself is vibrant - young, energetic, friendly staff, beautifully decorated and with several tasty food/drink options on the premises. We picked a "snug" room which lived up to its description, but it was well organized, attractive and had everything we needed. We enjoyed a Filipino breakfast which was excellent, and its decor created such a warm, up-to-date vibe. We'd love to return & stay there again anytime!
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I enjoyed my stay at the Hoxton. The american-filipino restaurant had good food. I liked the relaxed atmosphere.
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Staff were very kind and helpful. The hotel has a nice charm.
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We enjoyed a Snug room. The desin of the was efficient and comfortable. The aesthetic details charming. There was soft jazz filling the room. The bed was extremely comfortable. The amenities on site added to the experience. We went to the basement speakeasy and enjoyed quality cocktails in a fun environment. We enjoyed coffee from the café and breakfast (Filipino cuisine)at the Panama Restaurant. The customer service was great, the online guide helpful. We would definitely stay again.
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Just the place you wanna be.
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Coffee shop not so good. Bar closed most of the day, no bartender. Staff was amazing but the amount of homeless around the surrounding property put us off.
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Great and really helpful onsite staff. We had a room where the bed was next to the window, the view was great but it was loud at night.
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It’s a place I’d go back to. One of the friendliest team of staff, in all departments, I’ve ever experienced. Location was great.
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We had an amazing stay. Every single staff member we interacted with was warm, friendly and went out of their way to help us and share information about Portland! We will definitely be back and we will definitely stay at the Hoxton again!
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What's nearby
- Mill Ends Park 0.5 mi
- Portland Art Museum 0.7 mi
- Oregon Convention Center 0.7 mi
- Moda Center 0.7 mi
- Providence Park 0.8 mi
- Portland State University 0.9 mi
- Reed College 3.7 mi