Hoxton, Berlin
Art Nouveau-meets-Bauhaus design hotel. Polished but unpretentious. The kind of place where the lobby is genuinely a hang — not just a check-in queue.
Book direct via thehoxton.com for Flexy Time — free early check-in and late checkout with 72-hour notice, plus free cancellation until 2pm the day before arrival
Why It Matters
The Hoxton's only German outpost, planted in the upmarket west side of the city rather than the more expected east. The building is a 1970s nothing from outside; inside it's one of the more design-coherent hotel interiors in Berlin, with a food and drink offering that draws non-guests too.
The Hoxton's first German property — and the brand's 13th hotel globally — sits in a plain 1970s Charlottenburg block that gives nothing away from the street. Step inside and the lobby opens up into deep velvet sofas, a long communal work table, art-covered walls and the 1920s Art Nouveau-inspired Wintergarden bar behind it, complete with a tiled fireplace. The design nods hard to the neighbourhood's Golden Age past: scalloped headboards, dusty pinks and sage greens, terrazzo side tables and fluid geometric detailing throughout.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Biggy
The top standard category. At 31 sqm this is one of the more genuinely spacious rooms in the building, with city views and a design-led bathroom. Some units include a sofa bed for a third guest. If you're splashing out, go here rather than a Roomy.
King · 31 sqm
Biggy • Up
The biggest rooms in the building. Extra-large windows push more natural light into the space and the bathrooms are the most polished in the house. Some include sofa beds. Worth the small premium over a standard Biggy if light and space matter to you.
King · 32 sqm
Cosy
The entry-level double. 19 sqm keeps things snug but the queen bed is proper size and the Art Nouveau-inspired design makes it feel larger than the number suggests. Soft pinks and greens, bouclé chairs, good lighting. Not the room to unpack into for a week, but perfectly fine for a long weekend.
Queen · 19 sqmCosy • Neighbourhood
Identical to the Cosy in size and design but with a street-facing neighbourhood view rather than an interior outlook. Good for people who like watching the world go by from bed.
Queen · 19 sqmCosy • Twin
Same footprint as the Cosy double but with two single beds and dog-friendly designation. Nouveau-inspired armchairs and terrazzo wall tiles in the bathroom. The pick for friends travelling together who don't want to share a bed.
2 x Single · 19 sqmRoomy
The step up worth taking. At 23 sqm there's genuinely room to stretch out — a proper sitting area, more wardrobe space. Still the same Art Nouveau palette and scalloped headboard, but you're not bumping into the furniture. Good for couples who spend actual time in their room.
Queen · 23 sqmRoomy • Twin
Two single beds in a slightly larger frame than the Cosy Twin. Great for friends or colleagues travelling together. The matching scalloped headboards side by side are a design highlight.
2 x Single · 21 sqmShoebox
The smallest room in the house and designed for solo travellers. Compact but properly designed — velvet scalloped headboard, terrazzo side table, walk-in shower. It's cosy on purpose, not by accident. Good for one person doing a city break who plans to spend most of their time out.
Single · 16 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Monthly creative writing workshops held in the hotel. Last Saturday of the month, 11am to 12.30pm.
Daily burger concept running out of The Wintergarden kitchen, noon to 10.30pm.
Natural wine available around the clock via a collaboration with Sips. Available throughout the hotel 24/7.
Daily happy hour in The Wintergarden bar. Sunday through Thursday, 5-7pm.
Rotating group art exhibitions hosted in the Hox Gallery space within the hotel. Current show is Studio Unbekannt, open Thursday to Sunday, 5-7pm.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Elevator access throughout the property.
An in-hotel gallery space hosting rotating art exhibitions by local artists. Currently showing Studio Unbekannt — a group exhibition, Thu-Sun 5-7pm.
Free WiFi throughout all rooms and public areas.
There is no gym at the property. The hotel directs guests to nearby gyms and fitness studios in the neighbourhood.
24-hour front desk staffed around the clock.
Free early check-in and late check-out when booked direct on thehoxton.com with at least 72 hours' notice. Standard check-in 2pm, check-out 12pm.
Luggage storage available for guests.
Laundry and dry cleaning services available.
Mini fridge in every room stocked with drinks and snacks from the Hox Shop at supermarket prices — beers, wines, soft drinks, water. No rip-off minibar markup.
Three meeting and event rooms of varying sizes (The Living Room 50 sqm, The Dining Room 29 sqm, The Playroom 30 sqm) plus a communal Pantry kitchen of 115 sqm accommodating up to 100 standing. Fully flexible — can be booked individually or as a whole floor. Always stocked with teas, coffees, soft drinks and snacks when booked.
A spacious outdoor terrace associated with the hotel. Mentioned as part of the overall public space offering.
Dogs are welcome at the hotel. The Hox Hounds programme caters to four-legged guests with canine perks.
Covered, secured parking in the building next door. Less than 100 metres from reception. Rare find for this part of West Berlin.
Large communal work tables in the lobby. Open to guests and used by locals too. The Hoxton has always positioned its lobby as a co-working-friendly space.
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