London’s most iconic rooftop pool: art’otel Battersea
art’otel has already cemented itself as the place to see and be seen this summer, offering jaw-dropping views of the iconic Power Station chimneys and 360-degree views of the capital from the 16th floor. Guests can swim right up to the edge and sit face to face with this beautifully restored London landmark, watch the sun rise over the city, or simply relax on a poolside lounger and soak up the sun.
The perfect backdrop for a sundowner, guests can enjoy poolside cocktails from JOIA Rooftop: a stylish new 74-cover bar and terrace located beside the pool deck. Highlights including the Aventurina, a gin-based cocktail with mint, cucumber and lime; the Pimenta, made with tequila, agave and chilli; plus chilled pitchers of vibrant sangria and Iberian Spritz for sharing.
JOIA Rooftop will also offer an al fresco menu of snacks, petiscos and tapas from two-Michelin starred Portuguese chef Henrique Sá Pessoa. As well as favourites from JOIA restaurant on the floor below – such as Octopus salad with red pepper, potato and smoked paprika and tuna tartare with avocado and sea lettuce – the menu will include dishes exclusive to the rooftop, including a prego steak sandwich.
About art’otel London Battersea Power Station
art’otel officially opened on 21st February, bringing a bold new energy to the groundbreaking Battersea Power Station neighbourhood. The hotel is managed by Park Plaza Hotels under its art’otel brand and, in addition to an immersive world of art, guests are invited to discover the hotel’s instantly recognisable heated rooftop infinity pool and hot tub, offering jaw-dropping views of the Power Station and beyond. The ultimate spot to watch the sunrise over the city, guests can soak up the rays or sip on a cocktail from the rooftop bar as the sun goes down. Guests can also head down to art’otel’s spa to enjoy indulgent treatments by Proverb plus a sauna, steam room and state of the art gym.
art’otel London Battersea Power Station is also home to JOIA, headed up by Michelin-starred Portuguese chef Henrique Sá Pessoa, with the restaurant showcasing Henrique’s vibrant, unique, and fresh take on traditional plates using the best of British and Iberian produce. Designed by Russell Sage Studios, it will also offer an unforgettable cocktail menu for guests to enjoy whilst soaking up views of the Power Station and London’s skyline from 14 floors up. Meanwhile, TOZI Grand Cafe will invite guests to discover menus of Venetian cicchetti, antipasti afternoon teas and delicious brunches.
