Art'otel

Art'otel – Joia Restaurant

Overview

Art'otel London Battersea Power Station, paired with the dazzling Joia Restaurant, brings a blast of contemporary luxury to south-west London. Set within the revitalised Battersea Power Station development, this design-led hotel puts you minutes from the Thames and a cluster of galleries, shops, and riverside strolls. Art'otel is perfect for food-loving couples, stylish city explorers, and anyone seeking an urban gourmet break with rooftop views and modern art all around.

Eat

Joia Restaurant is the destination for elevated Iberian cuisine in London. Led by acclaimed Portuguese chef Henrique Sá Pessoa, winner of two Michelin stars for his Lisbon ventures, Joia celebrates classic flavours from Portugal and Spain with a London twist. The menu is rooted in high-quality British and Iberian ingredients, with standouts like salt cod, woodland mushroom rice, octopus, and acorn-fed pork cheeks, all plated with bold colour and confidence. Contemporary cocktails and a smart Iberian-focused wine list set the mood, while floor-to-ceiling windows promise atmospheric city views. The space itself is glamorous, with art deco cues and a warm, glowy buzz – this is destination dining with personality, not pretence.

Sleep

Bedrooms at Art'otel are playful, bold and supremely comfortable. Each room mixes soft textiles in rich shades with modern art flourishes and city-facing windows, ensuring a boutique stay with plenty of personality. There’s a range of sizes up to skyline suites, all kitted out with luxury bathrooms and the latest tech. It suits couples looking for a romantic city break, solo travellers on a creative pilgrimage, or anyone eager for stylish comfort within striking distance of Battersea's nightlife.

Retreat

A night or two here means more than great sleep and fine food. Art'otel’s guests have access to a premier rooftop pool and bar, a contemporary spa and gym, and event spaces layered with modern artworks. Step out for walks along the Thames Path, explore the lively shops and bars of the Power Station district, or hop on the Northern Line for a 15-minute zip to the West End. Culture lovers are minutes from Battersea Park, Tate Britain, and riverside markets, while those staying in can bask in unbeatable city sunsets from the rooftop. Whether you seek creativity, cuisine, or relaxation, this corner of London delivers.