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The Hoxton, Chicago

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Hotel Details

Location

200 N Green St, Chicago, IL 60607

United States, North America

Brand

The Hoxton

Hotel Group

Accor

Location

The Hoxton, Chicago · Chicago, United States

Key Highlights

  • Accessibility is excellent:

Expert Review: The Hoxton, Chicago

The Hoxton, Chicago stands as a vibrant and stylish boutique hotel in the heart of the city's dynamic Fulton Market District, earning its selection in the Michelin Key. It's frequently lauded for its lively atmosphere, exceptional design, and prime location amidst Chicago's culinary and cultural hub.

1. Overall Rating & Sentiment

The Hoxton, Chicago generally receives highly positive feedback, often rated "Very Good" to "Wonderful" across various platforms. Booking.com gives it an 8.3/10, with a strong 9.2 for location. Hotels.com shows a "Wonderful" 9.0 rating from over 1,000 reviews, with high scores for cleanliness (9.2), amenities (8.8), and staff & service (9.2). Trip.com awards a 9/10 score, highlighting its blend of quality and value. While some specific criticisms exist, the overall sentiment is that of a highly recommended, energetic, and well-designed hotel.

2. Key Highlights

Guests consistently praise the hotel's distinctive mid-century modern and industrial design, which draws inspiration from its past as a meatpacking factory. The buzzing public spaces, including the lobby, rooftop pool deck, and multiple bars, are frequently mentioned as highlights. Its location in the bustling Fulton Market District is a major draw, placing guests within easy reach of numerous acclaimed restaurants and boutiques. The hotel is also pet-friendly and offers unique amenities like complimentary bicycles for exploring the city.

3. Room Quality

The 182 guest rooms at The Hoxton, Chicago are designed to be "snug, cosy, and roomy," embracing a philosophy of "everything you need and nothing you don't". They feature a minimalist-meets-industrial aesthetic with well-appointed interiors, concrete ceilings, and warehouse-style floor-to-ceiling windows that offer ample natural light. Comfort is prioritized with pillowtop beds, Egyptian cotton sheets, down comforters, premium bedding, and custom rugs and bedding designed by Chicago artist Cody Hudson. Each room includes a satellite flat-screen TV, air conditioning, a mini-fridge with complimentary canned water, a coffee machine with pods, a tea kettle, and Blank toiletries in the private bathrooms, which feature rain showers. Art curated by local gallery Johalla Projects adds a unique touch.

4. Dining Experience

The Hoxton, Chicago offers a diverse and highly-regarded dining scene.

  • Cira: Located in the lobby, Cira is a modern Mediterranean restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a popular weekend brunch. Guests appreciate its delicious and simple breakfast options.
  • Cabra Cevicheria: Situated on the rooftop, Cabra is a Peruvian-inspired cevicheria by renowned Chef Stephanie Izard. It offers a lively dining experience with vibrant, shareable plates and city views.
  • Lazy Bird: This subterranean cocktail bar provides an intimate setting with live music, offering a wide array of drinks.
  • The Little Breakfast Bag: A unique offering, guests can request a complimentary "Little Breakfast Bag" delivered to their door, typically containing overnight oats, orange juice, and seasonal fruit. Room service is also available.

5. Service & Staff

The hotel's staff generally receives high marks for being professional, friendly, helpful, and accommodating. Many guests appreciate the "unpretentious vibe" and "effortless hospitality" that makes the hotel feel welcoming to both travelers and locals. Staff members are often praised for thoughtful recommendations and a willingness to assist guests.

6. Location & Accessibility

The Hoxton, Chicago boasts an "outstanding" and "fantastic, walkable location" in the heart of Chicago's West Loop and Fulton Market District. This area is a thriving hub known for its creative atmosphere, galleries, boutiques, and especially its concentration of highly-rated restaurants along "Restaurant Row".

Accessibility is excellent:

  • Public Transport: The Morgan 'L' Station (Green and Pink Lines) is just one block away. Other nearby stations include Clinton Railway/Subway Station and Ogilvie Transportation Center.
  • Airports: Midway International Airport (MDW) is about 8 miles away, and O'Hare International Airport (ORD) is around 16.5 miles away. Both are accessible via rideshare or CTA trains (Orange Line from MDW, Blue Line from ORD).
  • Attractions: Willis Tower is a short stroll away (1.34 km). Millennium Park and the Magnificent Mile are also easily reachable by public transport.
  • Parking: Valet parking is available for $75 overnight, with limited metered street parking and public parking options nearby.

7. Value & Pricing

The value for money at The Hoxton, Chicago receives mixed, but generally favorable, assessments. Booking.com rates it 7.6 for value for money. Agoda suggests it offers "incredible value for money" compared to the city's average hotel room rate of $227, with The Hoxton's average around $252. However, prices can fluctuate significantly based on dates and room types, ranging from approximately $143 to $471 per night. While not always the cheapest option, many guests feel the experience, design, and amenities justify the cost, especially given its prime location.

8. Common Complaints

While generally well-received, some recurring issues and criticisms have been noted by guests:

  • Noise Levels: The hotel's bustling West Loop location means noise can sometimes be an issue, particularly from outside, the elevated train (L), or even air conditioning units, which may affect light sleepers.
  • Room Maintenance: A few guests have reported minor maintenance issues, such as non-working lamps, disintegrating shower hoses, or burn marks on curtains, suggesting occasional lapses in upkeep.
  • Rooftop Pool/Bar Access: The popular rooftop pool and bar, Cabra, is sometimes closed to hotel guests for private functions, which can be disappointing.
  • Bathroom Design Quirks: Some guests have noted minor design quirks in bathrooms, such as doors that automatically close without a way to keep them open, or sinks with very high drains.

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Points to Consider

  • While generally well-received, some recurring issues and criticisms have been noted by guests:
  • Room Maintenance: A few guests have reported minor maintenance issues, such as non-working lamps, disintegrating shower hoses, or burn marks on curtains, suggesting occasional lapses in upkeep.
  • Rooftop Pool/Bar Access: The popular rooftop pool and bar, Cabra, is sometimes closed to hotel guests for private functions, which can be disappointing.

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901 reviews

Recent Guest Reviews

Kim From the block

2 weeks ago

I stayed for two nights here over valentines day weekend. Pros - 1. Very close to train stations, bus stops, other forms of public transit 2. Nice views of the west loop 3. Part of the Amex hotel collections Cons - 1. Train noise, this didn't bother me as I wanted a place near the trains but if you're a light sleeper or in search of a quieter stay i'd look elsewhere. 2. No filtered water in room...

Alishia Mercherson

Local Guide2 weeks ago

Visited the lobby area to finish out the night after dinner with the ladies! Nice spot with a nice crowd. Had good drinks, especially liked the spicy margarita! Has a speakeasy downstairs. DJ could've played better music for the crowd in my opinion. Will return!

David Burns

a week ago

I would rather sleep at a Motel 6. No joke. The bed felt worn and tired. The refrigerator was warm. The noise at night was beyond awful. There was a chip in the coffee mug in my room. No cream or sugar for the coffee. The room was tiny. I have only had one worse experience at a hotel in the city.

D “HC” Drake

Local Guide3 weeks ago

I will admit I have aged out. Lobby/bar is very popular for 20 and 30 year old crowds. I never stayed in that area, usually up on Michigan, but I loved. Its the Brooklyn Hieghts of Chicago. Front desk staff super nice. Rooms small, no heat in bathroom, and cleaning is by request only. I did notice the same dust and un vacuumed area remained with me during my stay. Cabra, the roof top, bar and e...

HVAC_Kiing

Local Guide2 months ago

My wife and I have stayed here every Christmas Eve and Christmas day. Never disappoints. We always get the “Cozy” room and they are spacious. Lobby area is full of life and cozy. The restaurant has amazing food and is open Christmas day. Front desk staff are always polite. Highly recommend!

Sarah Clarke

Local Guide5 months ago

We booked a room block at The Hoxton for our wedding weekend and overall had a really positive experience. The staff were so kind, went above and beyond with thoughtful touches like a card and gift in our room, and the hotel itself is beautifully furnished. The basic rooms are definitely on the smaller side. We (and several of our guests) felt a little cramped for the price point. The lobby also ...

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