The Hoxton Downtown LA in Los Angeles

I can’t recommend this hotel enough! From the staff to the actual cleanliness of the hotel. I have never felt so comfortable in a hotel in downtown Los Angeles. I stayed here three nights. The security is great and ensure safety especially if you are traveling alone. The check-in process was amazing and the instructions were very clear. The room was spacious and I love how the shower and the bathroom are separate. It gives you a really great sense of privacy. I stayed on the 10th floor and I loved how quiet but scenic the room was. The Wi-Fi was accessible. The food was amazing. I love how we get complementary tea and coffee. They always made sure that I had enough water and ice in my room. If you were looking to stay in a hotel in Los Angeles, you need to stay here.

I like that they gave me milk.

Very fun, sophisticated and stylish hotel. New rooms, modern lights and room layout. A bit small but a great location in downtown LA. I will be staying here again.

Bonus, I really loved the Marshall Bluetooth speakers a great touch.

Traveling can be challenging, no matter how you go about it.

If you're driving, chances are you're stuck in traffic, dodging impatient drivers under the unforgiving sun for hours. If you're flying, you're navigating long TSA lines, hauling luggage through terminals, and feeling like a package on a conveyor belt. By the time you arrive at your destination, the last thing you want is to sit around, waiting for your hotel room to be ready.

What's worse is the industry-wide norm: early check-out (as early as 10am) and late check-in (sometimes not until 4 or 5pm). That's a six-hour window where you're essentially in limbo--and honestly, it doesn't take that long to turn a room around.

But then you come across a place like The Hoxton--a brand that just gets it.

From the start, I noticed something different: standard check-in at 2pm and check-out at 12pm. That's only a two-hour room turnaround, and honestly, that small detail made a big impact on my stay. It showed that they respect travelers' time and understand how exhausting the journey can be.

The early check-in wasn't the only win. The Hoxton's hospitality extends beyond logistics--it's in the welcoming atmosphere, the effortless design, and the subtle feeling that everything is being handled without you needing to ask.

When a hotel pays attention to the small details, like realistic check-in and check-out times, it sets the tone for the entire stay. It's the kind of thoughtfulness that keeps you coming back--and recommending it to friends.

The hardwood floors and minimalist decor were a breath of fresh air--literally. As someone with allergies, I was relieved to walk into a space that felt clean, airy, and well-maintained. No musty old carpet, no suspicious stains, and no wondering if your socks would survive a stroll across the room. Just a bright, well-designed room that felt intentionally simple and refreshingly comfortable.

The rooftop pool and bar were definite highlights. Whether you're in the mood to lounge by the water or enjoy a romantic sunset moment, it's a beautiful spot to unwind and take in the views. That said, be ready to pay for it--two drinks ran us about $50, which feels steep, even with the ambiance factored in. The hotel also features an on-site café and diner, which makes grabbing a quick bite or coffee super convenient. But, like most hotel dining, you're paying for proximity and ease--so expect slightly higher pricing than outside spots.

Situated in South Park on the edge of DTLA, the location feels both quiet and accessible. It's not in the middle of the action, but the corner is bright and safe, and you're directly across from The Proper Hotel. A short Uber ride puts you close to a wide variety of restaurants, nightlife, and city attractions--making it a great launching point for exploring Los Angeles without the chaos of staying right in the center.

I have stayed at this hotel several times and, overall, I truly enjoy staying here. However, on this occasion my experience at check-in was disappointing.

The receptionist initially said she could not find my reservation. I explained that I had two reservations — one through Airbnb and another through my company — but she continued, in a raised and intense tone, saying she could not locate them. I understand that the lobby was busy and she may have been feeling overwhelmed, but the way the situation was handled made me feel uncomfortable.

I also felt that the tone used with me was noticeably different from the way other guests were addressed. As a Latina guest, this left me with an unpleasant impression, especially since the front desk interaction is the first point of contact at the hotel.

Aside from this incident, the room itself was perfectly fine — clean and fully functional as always. I have no complaints regarding the accommodations.

The duvet cover was excellent quality (not just a basic bedsheet). It had very little synthetic fiber, which made it extremely comfortable and breathable. The room was also well equipped, including a kettle and all the essential amenities. Plus the room has good soundproofing.

Overall summary:

Atmosphere: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Cozy, clean, and thoughtfully designed with a unique character.

Service: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Very friendly and welcoming front desk staff.

Room quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
High-quality bedding and a comfortable mattress. Honestly, this is exceptionally good by U.S. hotel standards. Highly recommended.

Good location, good amenities, but small rooms. Not great value for money

Overall, it's pretty good.

It wasn't bad. It was nice to stay with my family.