London, United Kingdom

The Hoxton, Shepherd's Bush

Price per night from$147.66

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If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.

Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (GBP111.46), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Style

Spun of the locals

Setting

Offbeat West neighbourhood

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The Hoxton, Shepherd’s Bush brings the brand’s talent for mid-century design and community-spliced living to the leafy streets of West London. Concierge-crafted guides will have you roaming like a local around neighbouring Notting Hill’s market stalls and between boutiques in Askew Village. And if you’re still struggling to nail that native nonchalance, your boutique basecamp is an excellent training ground — its buzzy lounges and revered fusion restaurant enjoyed as much by locals as they will be by you. 

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

237, including one suite.

Check–Out

Noon, but you’ll get guaranteed late check-out until 3pm included with your stay. Check-in, 2pm.

More details

Rates don’t include breakfast, but options are available at the restaurant for around £20 each.

Also

One Roomy has been adapted with widened doorframes, a roll-in shower, emergency alarm and vibrating pillow for guests with limited mobility and/or hearing. Lifts service all floors, and public bathrooms and communal spaces — including the restaurant — are wheelchair accessible.

At the hotel

Courtyard, boutique, co-working space, neighbourhood guide, charged laundry service and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV, Roberts radio, air-conditioning, tea- and coffee-making kit, mini fridge, free boxed water and bespoke bath products.

Our favourite rooms

The Hoxton’s iconic mid-century features (arched headboards, sophisticated hues, scalloped edges, vintage radios) come into their own across all rooms. Sizes are suggested by names, with the Roomy and Biggy as the hotel’s most spacious — we’re particularly fond of the latter, for its super-king-size bed and freestanding tub.

Packing tips

A preference to potter: this residential neighbourhood has a slower pace, and plenty of markets to roam.

Pet‐friendly

One dog under 18 kilogrammes is welcome for free in all rooms except those in the Cosy Park category. Pups will be welcome everywhere in the hotel, and staff provide local walking routes, treats, bowls, beds and poo bags. See more pet-friendly hotels in London.

Children

Welcome; there’s a devoted-to-tots ‘Tiny Hox’ team on call to arrange everything from bottle warmers and cots to colouring books and breakfast bags. An extra bed can be added to Biggy, and the Snug Bunk connects with another room for families of four.

Sustainability efforts

Its Green Key certification shows that The Hoxton, Shepherd’s Bush takes sustainability seriously: single-use plastic is banned, bath products are all refillable, LED bulbs and sensors lighten energy consumption, water restrictors limit waste and rainwater is collected for garden maintenance. Local produce is prioritised where possible at the restaurant, and an optional £1 can be added to each bill to help raise funds for local charity, the People’s Kitchen.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

Secure yourself a seat nearest to the open kitchen, you’ll want to see these masters at work.

Dress Code

Something as out-there and creative as Chet’s cuisine.

Hotel restaurant

Kris Yenbamroong started his career in LA, where he won star status — and a handful of name-drop-worthy awards — for his natural wines and Southeast Asian fare at hotspot Night + Market. Now, he’s brought his penchant for fusing flavours across the pond to Chet’s — the hotel’s revolutionary Thai-American restaurant that features fiery takes on classic comfort food. 

Plates may differ depending on the season, but all-day standouts typically include crispy chicken sandwiches with chilli glaze, barbecued short ribs with oven-warm roti on the side, and battered crab infused with spiced basil. Breakfasts flaunt similarly inventive options, like sriracha eggs on English muffins, pancake stacks and a ‘bodega sandwich’ (homemade sai uah sausages, eggs and umami ketchup wrapped together in a kaiser roll). 

Hotel bar

Chet’s Bar follows the restaurant’s suit, with a similarly spicy spirit infused in both its atmosphere and drinks list. Classic cocktails have been expertly spun with Asian influences, such as sangsom rum, chilli, makrut leaf cordials and wakamomo peaches; bar bites offer small-but-smoky takes on the adjoining space’s full menus, with spiced corn ribs, spring roll sticks and smash burgers as standard.

Last orders

Breakfast is served 7am to 11am (brunch is 11am to 4pm at weekends). Lunch is from noon till 4pm; and dinner is between 5.30pm and midnight.

Room service

Order Chet’s dishes straight to your door during the restaurant’s opening hours.

Location

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Address
The Hoxton, Shepherd's Bush
65 Shepherd’s Bush Green
London
W12 8QE
United Kingdom

You'll find The Hoxton, Shepherd’s Bush in well-connected West London opposite its namesake green and within easy reach of Notting Hill.

Planes

London Heathrow is around 25 minutes away by car and your nearest international option. If you're touching down into Gatwick or City airports, each is a further 75-minute drive. Private transfers aren’t typically offered, but all airports have filled-and-waiting taxi ranks to hail a ride from.

Trains

You’re within five- to 10-minute walking distance of Shepherd’s Bush Market, Goldhawk Road and Shepherd’s Bush stations. The former two connect you to Paddington, King’s Cross and Liverpool Street along the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines; the Central Line and Overground both run through the latter.

Automobiles

Permits, limited parking and (unlimited) traffic mean driving in London is best left to locals and experts. If you are bringing your car, there isn’t a carpark on-site but there are paid options at the nearby West 12 Shopping Centre, or by White City and Wood Lane.

Worth getting out of bed for

You may know Shepherd’s Bush for nothing more than its connection to the BBC’s original television centre — or its monolithic Westfield shopping mall. But this often-overlooked neighbourhood has plenty more to tout, including delightful local stalls at its namesake market, vintage shops and well-loved restaurants. Askew Village has a cluster of independent boutiques to browse; Notting Hill and its storied Portobello Road Market are a few stops on the Tube, and nearby Central Line access makes getting into the West End a simple journey. For idyllic days away from the crowds, Richmond Park, Holland Park and Hyde Park are all easy-to-reach green spaces. 

Local restaurants

This neighbourhood's rich cultural history means ethnic eateries are found in abundance, with revered spots like family-run Sprigs Vietnamese topping local lists for years. Wander down to Brook Green and you’ll find authentic French fare and quaint bistro interiors at Le Petit Citron. If you find yourself in need of a refuel after a day roaming around Notting Hill, Ci Tua Osteria Romana is a Portobello Road favourite for its homemade pastas, pillowy pizzas and laidback feel. 

Local cafés

A fitting legacy to its eponymous song, Sweet Caroline is a clapboard-cute spot set inside Shepherd’s Bush Market, known for its speciality coffees, all-day brunches, fresh bakes and charismatic resident Yorkie, Luna. Another Brother was founded by Midlands-born duo Joey and Eddy, who serve their region’s staple classics with an elevated spin — sourdough bacon buttie, anyone? 

Local bars

Draught-pulling pubs are another thing you won’t be short on around here, and the Defectors Weld (a few stumbles from your front step) is a notable front-runner among residents for its craft beers, seasonal comfort food and live music scene. As soon as sunshine appears, you’ll see locals beelining for The Blue Anchor by Hammersmith Bridge for its enviable riverside setting and refreshing sips. 

Reviews

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By Mr & Mrs Smith

Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this social hub in West London and unpacked their epicurean Portobello picks and vintage-fashion finds, a full account of their urban break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside The Hoxton, Shepherd’s Bush in London… 

If you know London well, you’ll know Shepherd’s Bush has been overshadowed by the capital’s more upmarket ’hoods. But stick with us, for The Hoxton, Shepherd’s Bush is here to show there’s an enticing side this West London locale after all. 

When hotel group Ennismore first found this space back in 2022, it was no more than an abandoned office block from the Sixties. But after extensive renovations, and playful artistic license for its deft designers, the hotel had been transformed with the brand’s signature mid-century interiors, convivial communal areas and nods to native artisans. You’ll be won over by locally crafted guides, filled with lists of insider haunts and tours of nearby neighbourhoods including Notting Hill. And when you’re in need of a refuel, the hotel’s raved-about restaurant fuses Thai and American fare with startling flair. An ability to surprise and delight is this neighbourhood Hoxton’s signature move. 

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