The Hoxton, Downtown LA

Jose María Toro

@bloghedonista

"Más información en el siguiente artículo https://www.quien.com/placeres/2024/10/07/el-hotel-mas-aesthetic-de-los-angeles?utm_medium=40digest.intl.20241007.home&utm_source=email&utm_content=&utm_campaign=campaign"

Best of Los Angeles - GOOP

@goopla2

"The Hoxton knows how to have a good time anywhere she goes, so we were thrilled when the hotel landed in the Los Angeles Railways Building in DTLA (after an epic renovation). One of the best things about the Hoxton’s approach to hospitality is that the hotel caters to people who just want to relax as well as bon vivants who just want to be bon vivants. Whether you post up in the lobby, which takes design cues from the building’s Beaux Arts roots, or at the mid-century-modern-meets-monstera-garden rooftop bar and pool, the whole place hums with energy. If you’re traveling alone (or even if you’re not), you’ll almost certainly make new friends here. Or at the very least, you’ll enjoy cocktails and conversation in one of the hotel’s two restaurants. Café Basque, the Hoxton’s lobby diner, has breakfast and an all-day menu to satisfy palates from hungover to health-conscious. Up on the roof, Cabra leans into a Mediterranean-inspired menu and ships out poolside snacks. Rooms come in four sizes—and the smaller ones are thoughtfully designed, so they don’t feel cramped or have those annoying shower doors that open the wrong way. If you’re looking for an event space that doesn’t feel like one, check out the Apartment, a five-room spread that can be rented out by the room or in its entirety."

MICHELIN Hotels & Keys

@michelin_hotels_keys

"Hôtel sélectionné par le Guide MICHELIN."

Seynabou Niang

@seynabou