Milestone signing will bring The Hoxton to Scandinavia for the first time

The Hoxton, Oslo will see the first international lifestyle brand enter the Norwegian hospitality landscape.

The Hoxton, Oslo will bring the brand’s signature layered aesthetic to the Norwegian capital, courtesy of Ennismore’s in-house interior design studio AIME Studios. Like a good neighbour with an open house, guests will be greeted with a homely, open-planned lobby space upon entering the hotel, perfect for lounging with friends, working through the day, or grabbing a bite to eat. Always inspired by the diversity and originality of the streets and scenes that surround its hotels, The Hoxton, Oslo, will feature 144 rooms; The Apartment, a 170sqm meetings and events space set around an open pantry kitchen; and three unique food & beverage outlets including an all-day dining destination, a restaurant and a cocktail bar, all expertly curated by Ennismore’s F&B concept studio, Carte Blanched.

Managed by Ennismore, The Hoxton, Oslo is a joint venture between AB Invest and Møller Eiendom. Situated by Oslo’s government quarter, The Hoxton is at the heart of a new project to revitalise the city centre. A key intersection between the east and west of the city, expansion to The Government Park will connect the city, turning the area into a solid, green, and car-free neighbourhood—a space where visitors and residents alike can embrace nature. Across the street, Møller Eiendom is revitalising the historic public library building into Deich, House of Photography, a cultural hub with a museum, restaurants, and bars – due to open in 2027.

The Hoxton will be a block from Oslo’s main street, Karl Johans gate, and a five-minute walk to Oslo’s bustling restaurant and nightlife area. Further afield, guests can head towards the fjord, where they can cool off in the water or enjoy the beautiful architecture along the harbour promenade, including the iconic MUNCH museum, the Oslo Opera House and the acclaimed new National Museum. Walk the 10-kilometre stretch of the Oslo harbour uninterrupted, taking in world-class architecture, culture, and food along this way.