The Hoxton Williamsburg

I stayed at the Hoxton the weekend before Valentine's Day and I was not disappointed. The hotel is in the heart of Williamsburg so most destinations in the surrounding area are accessible. Additionally, street parking was surprisingly easy to find. I'd highly recommend this as a go-to spot if you ever need to stay in the area.

Really enjoyed our stay! The hotel was clean and smelled nice all the time, the staff were very helpful, prompt and friendly. We stayed during covid restrictions and some of the amenities were closed, like the resturant and espresso bar, if they were open it would've made the stay even better!

Great stay- this hotel is clean and stylish and adhering to all the CDC pandemic guidelines for hospitality.

Marshall at the front desk was friendly and super helpful. Great amenities and perks like hot tea, coffee, and spiked hot cider at check-in. The room was clean and modern and the view of Manhattan from our window was amazing! We were able to find free parking in the street during the weekend. We’d definitely stay here again!

The property is wonderful and conveniently located. 99% of the staff was wonderful, warm and professional. On 1 evening we had an issue with a staff member. Around 11pm we were sitting in front of the fireplace, in the lounge/restaurant having a glass of wine. We were the only people in the very spaciois lounge. The front desk attendant approached and essentially yelled us for not being masked. He was the only short, dark haired member of the staff as far as I recall. All other males were tall. As I understand, being seated we could have them off but that's neither here nor there. We put them on and headed to our room. Being a hotel employee I would hazzard a guess that people staying with you are from away? Maybe be prepared to ask or explain things in a civil manner? Otherwise the rest of the staff was great! I get the covid fatigue angle, truly, I've worked through the entire pandemic, however maybe a take a losition in the hotel not working with the general public if you are not euipped to? Overall wonderful stay

We spent one night at the Hoxton. We were especially excited to check out the rooftop and all of the views. At check-in, the front desk staff casually mentioned it was easy to eat at the rooftop – we just had to drop by the hostess desk + make a reservation. Since there was no indication the rooftop restaurant would be so hard to eat at that night, we thought we would decide later if we wanted to eat there. A few hours later, I tried calling the restaurant. No one answers the phone and I'm directed to book online. Figuring the front desk could help us since we were hotel guests, we called there but they said the host was too busy to pick up the phone. We called back and they finally connected us with the host who let us know they had a huge line and was completely booked for the night. As guests, I wish we had been warned this might happen or offered a workaround. Everyone we spoke with was extremely stand-offish. Due to COVID, they also didn’t allow to go up in the morning to take a few quick photos of the view. That night, we went to bed around 11pm. At around 1am, were woken up by someone jiggling our door handle + trying to get in. We were both scared + drowsy but we didn't see anyone at the door. 5 minutes later they banged aggressively on our door – we asked what they wanted and a man (not dressed in hotel apparel...) yelled "oh, they told me this room was was vacant" and walked away. I have no idea what that was about. We left with a bad taste in our mouths.

Great location in Williamsburg. Close to many restaurants. Greenpoint, an adjacent neighborhood, is also nearby, and within walking distance. Wonderful views of the Manhattan skyline on the top floor.

While the hotel is actually nice enough, the bar is a total rip-off and I would avoid it. There are a lot of other bars in the area so I would encourage you to venture out.

The registration staff were very helpful. Because of covid restrictions, we had to go out for breakfast. The young woman at the desk gave us 5 recommendations. The one we chose was excellent. One rather odd aspect of the hotel is that one enters on street level, descends one level and walks through a lounge/dining area to get to registration, which is a rather small area. We had to ask the maitre 'd, who was at street level seating diners, for directions to registration as there did not appear to be signs.