Chicago & Midwest + Downtown + Hospitality | February 21, 2019

UK-Bred Hoxton Hotel Set for Fulton Market Opening

The Hoxton, a hotel brand that originated in London’s Shoreditch district, is slated to open in the Fulton Market District in April. The 182-key property, Hoxton’s third in the U.S., will contain three restaurants run in collaboration with Boka Restaurant Group, including a Peruvian restaurant from Chef Stephanie Izard.

“Fulton Market District was a natural choice for us, and truly embodies everything that’s core to the Hoxton brand, from its great food and drink to its vibrant creative community,” said Sharan Pasricha, founder and CEO of Hoxton parent company Ennismore.

Chicago’s Hoxton was announced during a trade mission to London and Paris by Mayor Rahm Emanuel and World Business Chicago. It will be one of six hotels opening in the city this year.

In 2018, the city set a new record for tourism, with over 57.6 million visitors. More than 22,000 new tourism-related jobs have been added locally since 2011.

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