PAUSE Visits: art’otel London Hoxton

Where Artistry Meets Luxury in the Heart of East London.

From the moment you step inside Art’otel Hoxton, you’re immersed in a world where art, design, and hospitality blend seamlessly. Rising above East London with its striking cogwheel-inspired façade, this 26-story marvel is more than just a hotel—it’s a creative sanctuary.

Inside, the bold, pop-art aesthetic of D*Face electrifies the space, turning corridors into galleries and suites into immersive canvases. The One Bedroom Suite, bathed in natural light, offers a front-row seat to London’s skyline, while every detail—from curated murals to sleek modern comforts—feels intentionally designed to inspire.

PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy of art’otel London Hoxton

Beyond the rooms, the hotel continues its artistic mission with a dedicated gallery showcasing rotating exhibitions, including original Banksy pieces. A 60-seat auditorium further cements its role as a cultural hotspot, hosting talks, screenings, and creative events that add depth to the guest experience. Art here is not just for display—it’s woven into the fabric of everyday life and you feel every inch of it.

Culinary artistry also takes center stage at The Brush Grand Café, where Executive Chef Ryan Matheson’s European-inspired menu strikes the perfect balance between simplicity and sophistication. Whether it’s a leisurely breakfast, a lively brunch with a DJ, or cocktails under the glow of city lights, the café embodies the hotel’s effortlessly cool, ever-evolving energy. A notable mention to the Prawn Cocktail starter and the show-stopping dessert menu to round off a delightful experience.

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5/5 ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑

“Art’otel Hoxton is more than a destination—it’s an experience. A bold, beautiful intersection of art, luxury, and urban vibrancy. Special thanks to Oriana, Ahmad, Alex, and Iago for making it truly unforgettable. The hotel serves as a living, breathing work of art—one that invites you to not just visit, but to feel, engage, and be inspired. I am already yearning for another stay” – Amal Al Tauqi (Deputy Editor of PAUSE Magazine)