The Hoxton Edinburgh Hotel Review: Design Integration and Local Art Connections
Wallpaper* published a review of The Hoxton hotel in Edinburgh, which opened in June 2024 as the brand's first Scottish location and first UK property outside London. The hotel occupies a converted group of eleven townhouses on Grosvenor Street in the Haymarket area, positioned between Edinburgh's historic center and West End. Interior design was handled by AIME Studios, Ennismore's in-house team, creating spaces that adapt to seasonal changes with materials like velvet, jacquard, and large sash windows. Artistic elements include a pastel mural by Verity Woolley in the lobby and a tufted artwork by local artist Jasmine Linington. The hotel features 214 rooms ranging from compact 'Snug' to larger 'Biggie' categories, plus three self-contained 'Houses', all incorporating vibrant color schemes and locally inspired details. Dining is available at Patatino restaurant, which offers Italian-inspired cuisine. The property includes a lobby bar, a five-seat cinema, and is situated near cultural attractions such as the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Dean Village, and Edinburgh Castle. The review highlights how the hotel's contemporary design integrates with Edinburgh's historic architecture and changing atmosphere.
Key facts
- The Hoxton Edinburgh opened in June 2024
- First Scottish location for The Hoxton brand
- Occupies eleven converted townhouses on Grosvenor Street
- Designed by AIME Studios, Ennismore's in-house team
- Features artwork by Verity Woolley and Jasmine Linington
- Contains 214 rooms across multiple categories
- Located in Haymarket area near cultural attractions
- Includes restaurant Patatino and a five-seat cinema
Entities
Artists
- Verity Woolley
- Jasmine Linington
Institutions
- Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Locations
- Edinburgh
- Scotland
- London