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The Hoxton, Williamsburg

Hotel · Lifestyle hotel$$Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York

A 175-room Williamsburg hotel near the waterfront, with Manhattan views, a rooftop Israeli grill and a busy lobby café-bar.

At a glance

Type
Lifestyle hotel
Area
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, United States
Price
$$ · Mid-range
Official site
thehoxton.com

Good to know

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Rooftop restaurant
  • Lobby café
  • Free Saturday jazz
  • Meeting rooms

Why we recommend it

The Hoxton brings its sociable lobby-first formula to Williamsburg, with 175 rooms in a building near the Williamsburg Bridge and the East River waterfront. Rooms are cosy rather than spacious, with brass details and modern bathrooms, and you can request a Manhattan view.

The food and drink is a big draw: Laser Wolf, chef Michael Solomonov's Israeli grill house, occupies the rooftop terrace, K'Far serves all day in the lobby, and Jaffa is a cocktail and raw bar on the mezzanine. Free live jazz plays in the lobby on Saturday evenings. Bedford Avenue's shops and bars are a short walk away.

The Hoxton, Williamsburg FAQs

How many rooms does The Hoxton, Williamsburg have?

175.

Is there free Wi-Fi?

Yes — free, fast Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

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