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Hello, Los Angeles!

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GREAT TO SEE YOU!
Our Downtown LA hotel is as much for locals as it is for out-of-towners. Serene bedrooms, two restaurants, and a rooftop pool for catching those rays, all in one very grand historic building on LA’s buzzing Broadway.
Illustration of a flying red biplane
Bedroom at The Hoxton, DTLA with natural light streaming through the window

Sleep With Us

Think beachy California meets old school Hollywood glamour. The 174 hotel rooms in our LA hotel are comfortable and calm, with chevron wood floors, statement headboards, and House of Hackney giving a nod to our East London roots.

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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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Bedroom at The Hoxton, DTLA with natural light streaming through the window

Sleep With Us

Think beachy California meets old school Hollywood glamour. The 174 hotel rooms in our LA hotel are comfortable and calm, with chevron wood floors, statement headboards, and House of Hackney giving a nod to our East London roots.

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

1060 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA

  • LAX Airport - 30 min taxi (no traffic)
  • Union Station - 10 min taxi
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Illustrated map showing the location of The Hoxton, Downtown LA.

Take a look around

Reception area at Hoxton Downtown LA with wall art, snack fridge and wide windows.
Rooftop with four cabanas by the pool at The Hoxton, DTLA
Guest checking in at front desk reception area at Downtown LA hotel
Hoxton Downtown LA interior with diner seats, bar stools, parquet floors and mauve leather and wood upholstery.
People sitting beside the rooftop pool in LA

Our Neighbourhood

You wouldn’t know it by looking at it, but our hotel’s historic building was once the HQ of L.A. Railway. Now, it sits in the city’s newest centre of action — Downtown LA. From the Arts District to Little Tokyo, the neighbourhood has something for everyone with an almost endless assortment of buzzy restaurants, go-to galleries and watering holes that pack crowds as eclectic as their surroundings.

Grand Central Market in LA

Grand Central Market

There’s no better place to nosh than the food stalls at downtown’s Grand Central Market. A staple since 1917, the market merges the diverse cuisines and cultures of LA. Don’t sleep on Sticky Rice or Sarita’s pupusa. Explore Grand Central Market
Bright pink, purple and white flowers on display in the market

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market takes up two city blocks and boasts the largest selection of fresh flowers and succulents in LA. Do as the pros do and get there early for the best selections. Take me to blooms
Belasco chapel interior

The Belasco

Since 1926, the Belasco has been the home base for creative voices, with concerts offered all year round in their ornate venues, and only a few steps from us. Peep their shows
Exterior of The Broad Museum in LA

The Broad

From Koons to Warhol, there's something for everyone at this contemporary art museum. Entry is free, but definitely book ahead! Check it out
Rows of books on display at The Last Bookstore

The Last Bookstore

Born in a loft in 2005, The Last Bookstore is California’s largest book and record store. Dig through rows of vintage vinyl or pop in for an open mic night. Check out The Last Bookstore
Blue sky behind large "Mart South" sign on top of a building

California Market Center

Shop sample sales on the last Friday of the month at this creative hub located in the heart of the Fashion District. Explore the California Market Center
Two people walking side-by-side in The Arts District.

The Arts District

Once home to warehouses, the Arts District now boasts everything from galleries to great restaurants and quirky shops. A perfect walkable pocket of DTLA to spend the afternoon roaming. Discover The Arts District
Front of the Hauser Wirth Museum in Los Angeles in sunlight.

Hauser & Wirth

Housed in a former flour mill, Hauser & Wirth offers the perfect mix of art and architecture - serving up a series of rotating galleries, shows and events. Need an art break? Spend the afternoon strolling the space’s open-air courtyard and garden, ARTBOOK store, chicken coop and on-site restaurant. Explore Hauser & Wirth
Viewing platform from the Griffin Observatory with the Hollywood sign on the hills in the background.

Griffith Observatory

Gaze at the stars, take in a sunset or see a live show at one of the best views in town. Hit Griffith Observatory for the world class planetarium, a hike, or to perfect that Hollywood Sign selfie. Go to the Griffith Observatory

Our Neighbourhood

You wouldn’t know it by looking at it, but our hotel’s historic building was once the HQ of L.A. Railway. Now, it sits in the city’s newest centre of action — Downtown LA. From the Arts District to Little Tokyo, the neighbourhood has something for everyone with an almost endless assortment of buzzy restaurants, go-to galleries and watering holes that pack crowds as eclectic as their surroundings.

Grand Central Market in LA

Grand Central Market

There’s no better place to nosh than the food stalls at downtown’s Grand Central Market. A staple since 1917, the market merges the diverse cuisines and cultures of LA. Don’t sleep on Sticky Rice or Sarita’s pupusa. Explore Grand Central Market
Bright pink, purple and white flowers on display in the market

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market takes up two city blocks and boasts the largest selection of fresh flowers and succulents in LA. Do as the pros do and get there early for the best selections. Take me to blooms
Belasco chapel interior

The Belasco

Since 1926, the Belasco has been the home base for creative voices, with concerts offered all year round in their ornate venues, and only a few steps from us. Peep their shows
Exterior of The Broad Museum in LA

The Broad

From Koons to Warhol, there's something for everyone at this contemporary art museum. Entry is free, but definitely book ahead! Check it out
Rows of books on display at The Last Bookstore

The Last Bookstore

Born in a loft in 2005, The Last Bookstore is California’s largest book and record store. Dig through rows of vintage vinyl or pop in for an open mic night. Check out The Last Bookstore
Blue sky behind large "Mart South" sign on top of a building

California Market Center

Shop sample sales on the last Friday of the month at this creative hub located in the heart of the Fashion District. Explore the California Market Center
Two people walking side-by-side in The Arts District.

The Arts District

Once home to warehouses, the Arts District now boasts everything from galleries to great restaurants and quirky shops. A perfect walkable pocket of DTLA to spend the afternoon roaming. Discover The Arts District
Front of the Hauser Wirth Museum in Los Angeles in sunlight.

Hauser & Wirth

Housed in a former flour mill, Hauser & Wirth offers the perfect mix of art and architecture - serving up a series of rotating galleries, shows and events. Need an art break? Spend the afternoon strolling the space’s open-air courtyard and garden, ARTBOOK store, chicken coop and on-site restaurant. Explore Hauser & Wirth
Viewing platform from the Griffin Observatory with the Hollywood sign on the hills in the background.

Griffith Observatory

Gaze at the stars, take in a sunset or see a live show at one of the best views in town. Hit Griffith Observatory for the world class planetarium, a hike, or to perfect that Hollywood Sign selfie. Go to the Griffith Observatory
Illustration of fresh fruit and fruit juice on a pink and green background.

Eat and Drink

We’ve got a fabulous rooftop pool overlooking Broadway, with Mediterranean bites and hand-crafted cocktails from Inanna Bar. Fancy quick coffees, leisurely breakfast catch-ups? Down in the lobby we’ve got Moonlark’s Dinette serving American diner classics in a nostalgic atmosphere from morning till night.

Inanna

Welcome to Inanna Bar. We’re serving up Broadway views with mezzes that hit the table: flatbreads begging to be ripped apart, plus lamb kofta, baba ghanoush, and a king fish crudo that's bright and fresh. The Downtown LA skyline is the backdrop, but the food and drink are the show. Go on… head on up to our rooftop.

Explore Inanna

Moonlark’s Dinette

Our ground floor culinary haven that marries approachable comfort food with “come as you are” hospitality.

Explore Moonlark’s Dinette