art’otel London Hoxton

art’otel London Hoxton frequently asked questions

Who owns the art’otel London Hoxton?

art’otel London Hoxton is owned by PPHE Hotel Group, an international hospitality real estate group.

How do you get to art’otel London Hoxton?

art’otel London Hoxton is part of Shoreditch and Hoxton’s thriving art scene, making it easy to get to as well as perfect for exploring London. It's a short distance from Liverpool Street Station and just a stone’s throw from the City of London.

For those who are driving, Union Car Parks are just a six minute walk away, or for underground parking, you can find NCP London Finsbury Square a 10 minute walk from the hotel. For those travelling internationally, you can board the Gatwick Express at Victoria - they run every 20 minutes.

The nearest Underground station is Old Street, which is less than 200 metres from the hotel. The nearest bus stop is opposite the hotel.

What is included in a spa day at art’otel London Hoxton?

What is included in a spa day at art’otel London Hoxton depends on the experience that you book. Spa facilities include a gym, sauna, and a heated pool. There are four treatment rooms where therapists use organic skincare line Proverb, as well as Natura Bisse products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What is near art’otel London Hoxton?

Set in one of the most creative parts of London, art’otel London Hoxton is in the ideal location for exploring the surrounding area. Nearby attractions include:

• Columbia Road Flower Market
• Spitalfields Market
• Brick Lane
• The Truman Brewery
• Whitechapel Gallery
• V&A Museum
• Tower of London
• Borough Market

When was art’otel London Hoxton built?

art’otel London Hoxton was completed in 2024. It's set within a 26-storey building designed by Squire and Partners, with a bespoke ‘cogwheel’ façade.

What amenities does art’otel London Hoxton have?

art'otel London Hoxton is the height of cutting edge design and sophistication. Designed for art lovers, and styled in collaboration with Eyal Shoan, it's brimming with artwork. It is a four-star hotel with 357 rooms, including 48 suites, all of which have uninterrupted views across the capital and eco-conscious Kevin.Murphy toiletries. For dining, The Brush East London Grand Café is a popular hotspot for breakfasts, buzzing brunches with live DJs, lunch, and long, lazy dinners. There's also the terrace for drinks and dining, while the first floor lounge bar is ideal for coffee or cocktails and live music.

Spa facilities include a gym, sauna, and a heated pool. There are four treatment rooms where therapists use organic skincare line Proverb, as well as Natura Bisse products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What are the food and drink options at art’otel London Hoxton?

For dining, The Brush East London Grand Café is a popular hotspot for breakfasts, buzzing brunches with live DJs, lunch, and long, lazy dinners. There's also the terrace for drinks and dining, while the first floor lounge bar is ideal for coffee or cocktails and live music.

How many treatment rooms are there at art’otel London Hoxton?

There are four treatment rooms where therapists use organic skincare line Proverb, as well as Natura Bisse products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at art’otel London Hoxton is at 3pm and check-out is 12 midday. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.