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The Hoxton, Downtown LA

★★★★ Four Star #50 · Los Angeles HFK Score 8.4 / 10
The Hoxton Downtown LA in its Beaux Arts building on Broadway
The Hoxton Downtown LA guest room with warm design details
The Hoxton Downtown LA rooftop pool over Broadway
The Hoxton Downtown LA lobby and Moonlark's Dinette
The Editorial · by Fredrik Filipsson
The Hoxton, Downtown LA is our Broadway design pick: a 174-room boutique in a restored Beaux Arts building on South Broadway, built on the brand's idea of a hotel that behaves like a neighbourhood bar with rooms upstairs. Expect a rooftop pool over Broadway, the Mediterranean rooftop Inanna Bar, the lobby diner Moonlark's Dinette, and Downtown at its most walkable.
8.4Rooms
8.3Service
8.6Location

Editorial score of 8.4 of 10, the composite average of the three factors above (Rooms, Service, Location). Method at our methodology page. Affiliate disclosure: booking links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you, and never change our verdict.

Why stay at The Hoxton Downtown LA?

You stay here for the Hoxton formula applied to the most characterful corner of Downtown Los Angeles. The brand's premise, made in London, New York and Amsterdam before it arrived in Los Angeles in 2019, is a hotel that behaves like a neighbourhood bar and restaurant which happens to have rooms above it, rather than a hotel with food and drink bolted on. Here that premise sits inside a restored Beaux Arts building on South Broadway, in the Downtown core near the Theatre District and South Park, with a rooftop pool, a rooftop Mediterranean restaurant and a lobby diner doing the public-facing work. It is a design boutique with genuine street-level energy rather than a sealed luxury box.

The case for it is location, design and value in combination. The rooms carry the brand's consistent material warmth at fair prices, the public spaces are made for lingering and working, and the Broadway address puts the food halls, museums and galleries of Downtown within walking range. This is not a full-service luxury hotel: there is no destination spa, service is friendly rather than formal, and it trades polish for personality. Set expectations for a well-designed neighbourhood boutique with a strong rooftop and an unbeatable Downtown position rather than for a five-star with a concierge army, and it is one of the best-value stays in this part of the city.

174 rooms Beaux Arts building Opened 2019 · the Hoxton Rooftop pool & Inanna Bar South Broadway
Best Rooms

What are the best rooms to request?

Step up a size category or two and ask for a higher floor, because the Hoxton's smallest rooms are genuinely compact by design and the extra space pays off over a multi-night stay. The 174 rooms follow the brand's graduated naming, from the deliberately efficient entry category up to roomier layouts and suites, and all of them carry the same design language: locally commissioned art, quality textiles and a proper reading chair and lamp even in the tightest room, with a daily breakfast bag included. The larger categories give you room to work and unwind, and the higher floors trade some street noise for better light and Downtown outlooks.

One honest caveat: the entry rooms really are small, and this is a lively Downtown block, so light sleepers in a lower, street-facing room can hear the neighbourhood at night. The design is charming rather than plush, and this is a boutique hotel in a historic building, so quirks of layout and older-building acoustics come with the character. You are paying for design, a rooftop and a walkable Downtown base rather than for square footage or five-star insulation. Book up a category, request a higher and quieter room, and the value is excellent.

Concierge tip

Book a higher room away from Broadway if you are a light sleeper, and reserve a rooftop table at Inanna Bar for sunset before you arrive, since the pool level fills on warm evenings. Start the day at Moonlark's Dinette downstairs, then walk to Grand Central Market for lunch.

Dining & Bars

What is the dining and the bar scene like?

Food and drink is the point of a Hoxton, and Downtown LA runs it across two rooms with different moods. In the lobby, Moonlark's Dinette is an all-day diner serving seasonal takes on American classics from the Boka Restaurant Group, designed to work as a neighbourhood restaurant that guests happen to share with the surrounding streets rather than a hotel canteen. Up on the roof, Inanna Bar is a Mediterranean restaurant and bar that opened in 2025, sharing the pool level with sweeping views over Broadway and the Downtown skyline, and it handles the evening dining and cocktail programme. The lobby itself doubles as a de facto bar and workspace through the day. Because Hoxton outlets do change, confirm current names and hours when you book.

Does it have a rooftop pool and spa?

Yes to the rooftop pool, which is the property's signature amenity. It overlooks Broadway, is open year-round, and shares the roof level with Inanna Bar, so a swim, a drink and a skyline view come as a set. It is a boutique rooftop rather than a resort deck, which keeps it intimate, and the Downtown views are the real draw. There is a fitness centre for anyone keeping a routine, but there is no full destination spa, which is in keeping with the hotel's design-boutique positioning. Treat the roof as the wellness and social heart of the stay.

Amenities

Signature amenities

Rooftop pool over Broadway
Inanna Bar rooftop restaurant
Moonlark's Dinette lobby diner
Restored Beaux Arts building
Fitness centre
Downtown skyline views
Lobby workspace & breakfast bags
Valet parking & complimentary WiFi
Design-forward, art-filled interiors
Location

On South Broadway in Downtown LA

The Broadway address is what makes the Hoxton worth choosing over a Financial District tower. Standing at 1060 South Broadway, in the Downtown core near the Theatre District and South Park, it drops you into the most culturally dense stretch of Downtown Los Angeles: the historic Grand Central Market food hall is a short walk north, the museums of The Broad and MOCA are within range, and the arena and dining of L.A. LIVE are close by. The galleries and studios of the Arts District are a quick ride east. You are staying on a lively, walkable street with the architecture, food and art of Downtown at the door rather than isolated among office blocks, which is exactly the setting the Hoxton formula needs.

The Hoxton, Downtown LA · 1060 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Downtown core · near the Theatre District and South Park

What's nearby

  • Grand Central Market
    Historic food hall
    8 min walk
  • The Broad & MOCA
    Museums
    12 min walk
  • Crypto.com Arena / L.A. LIVE
    Events
    8 min walk
  • Arts District
    Galleries & dining
    8 min drive
  • Union Station
    Rail hub
    10 min drive
Photos

The building, the rooms, the rooftop

Compare

How does The Hoxton Downtown LA compare with the other Downtown hotels?

Against the field, the Hoxton is the design-boutique, rooftop-and-value choice, and the decision comes down to what you want your Downtown days to look like. Stile Downtown LA sits in the landmark United Artists Theatre building with one of the most dramatic lobbies in the city and a similar boutique feel. Hotel Figueroa is the more atmospheric option, a restored Spanish Colonial with real character and a storied pool courtyard. The LINE LA moves the story to Koreatown for a food-led, city-forward stay. The Hoxton's own trade-off is that its entry rooms are small and it is not full-service, so you choose design, a rooftop pool and a walkable Broadway address over space and spa amenities.

HotelStyleBest forTrade-off
The Hoxton, Downtown LABroadway design boutiqueDesign, rooftop pool, value, walkabilitySmall entry rooms; not full-service
Stile Downtown LAUnited Artists landmarkLobby drama, boutique feelFewer full-service amenities
Hotel FigueroaSpanish Colonial characterAtmosphere, pool courtyardOlder building quirks
The LINE LAKoreatown design hotelDining, city energyAway from the Downtown core
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where is The Hoxton Downtown LA?

The Hoxton, Downtown LA is at 1060 South Broadway, in a restored Beaux Arts building in the Downtown Los Angeles core near the Theatre District and South Park. Grand Central Market, The Broad and MOCA are within walking range, and the Arts District is a short ride east. It puts you in the most culturally dense part of Downtown.

How many rooms does The Hoxton Downtown LA have?

The Hoxton, Downtown LA has 174 rooms, arranged in the brand's graduated size categories from the compact up to roomier layouts and suites. The design is consistent Hoxton: locally commissioned art, quality textiles, and a proper reading chair and lamp even in the smallest category, with a daily breakfast bag included.

What are the restaurants and bars at The Hoxton Downtown LA?

The lobby diner is Moonlark's Dinette, serving seasonal takes on American classics from the Boka Restaurant Group. On the roof, Inanna Bar is a Mediterranean restaurant and bar that opened in 2025, sharing the rooftop pool level with sweeping views over Broadway. Confirm current hours when you book.

Does The Hoxton Downtown LA have a rooftop pool?

Yes. The rooftop pool overlooks Broadway and is open year-round, and it shares the roof level with Inanna Bar for Mediterranean bites and cocktails. There is also a fitness centre. It is a boutique rooftop rather than a resort deck, but the Downtown skyline views are the draw.

What is The Hoxton Downtown LA best for?

It suits design-minded travellers who want Downtown Los Angeles at its most walkable and cultural: solo stays and longer visits, business trips that use the lobby as a workspace, and small groups drawn to Broadway, the food halls and the galleries. It is a neighbourhood design boutique rather than a full-service luxury hotel.

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