note: hotel was previously named Artotel Batam
ARTOTEL Batam is a hotel is located at Nagoya.
WiFi is available within public areas of the property to help you to stay connected with family and friends.
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ARTOTEL Batam describes itself as "The Beacon of Artistic Lifestyle in Batam", and the phrase sums up what sets it apart from the business towers and serviced apartments that crowd the Nagoya district. It is an art-inspired design hotel that blends Indonesian art with a modern minimalist look, so the walls, public spaces and guest rooms double as a showcase for contemporary Indonesian creatives rather than simply being places to pass through.
The property is one of the newer additions to Batam's hotel scene: Traveloka's listing records it as built in 2022, with 138 rooms spread across 10 floors. It sits on Jl. Batu Selicin in Lubuk Baja, within the busy Nagoya area that many Singapore visitors treat as the island's main shopping and dining hub. The hotel belongs to the ARTOTEL Group, whose properties share the same idea of putting local art and artists at the centre of the guest experience.
On the lobby level, an exhibition venue called Artspace hosts rotating solo and group shows of painting, photography and mixed-media work, while the hotel's featured-artist programme profiles Indonesian names such as street artist Katon Bagaskara ("Jinak"), illustrator and graphic designer Mohammad Taufiq ("Emte"), the graphic art studio Tempa, and contemporary artist Nus Salomo. For a weekend escape from Singapore, that creative streak gives ARTOTEL Batam a personality that is easy to remember.
The official ARTOTEL Batam website presents two studio-style room categories. Both share the brand's exclusive bedding collection and a compact, design-led layout, and the main difference between them is space. Exact bed configurations and maximum occupancy are not published on the official room page, so check the room cards on the Traveloka listing before you book, especially if you are travelling with children or need twin beds.
Studio 30 is the smaller of the two room types at ARTOTEL Batam. According to the official site, it comes with the ARTOTEL bedding collection, an LED TV, a minibar and mini fridge, a hair dryer, a telephone, an instant coffee machine, a safe deposit box and a bathroom with shower. A distinctive wall mural is part of the room's design, which means the art concept carries right through to where you sleep. It suits solo travellers, couples and business guests who want a stylish base without paying for extra floor space.
Studio 45 is the larger category. It includes the same in-room amenities as Studio 30, from the LED TV and minibar to the instant coffee machine and safe, and adds a living room area, giving you a separate corner to relax, work or unpack shopping bags after a day in Nagoya. This is the room to consider for longer stays or for guests who simply prefer more breathing room.
Traveloka's listing also notes connecting rooms and non-smoking rooms, and describes the property as smoke-free. In-room facilities recorded on the listing include TV with cable channels, a minibar, an in-room safe and a shower. The official room page also mentions round-the-clock in-room service; Traveloka's own data is not fully consistent on room service, so confirm this with the hotel if late-night dining in your room matters to you.
For a design hotel, ARTOTEL Batam has a practical set of facilities. Traveloka's listing and the official website between them confirm the following:
The meeting spaces are a strong point for corporate guests. The official site describes Meetspace A (up to 40 people, classroom layout), Meetspace B (up to 60 people, theatre setup) and Meetspace C (up to 30 people, U-shape). These three rooms are modular and can be combined to host up to 120 guests. Meetspace R is a separate rooftop venue offering panoramic views over Batam City, a setting that works well for product launches, cocktail receptions or team gatherings.
The hotel also sells its own ARTOTEL Goods merchandise, a small but fitting touch for a property built around creativity. Note that neither Traveloka's data nor the official site lists a swimming pool, spa or fitness centre, so plan accordingly if those are priorities for your trip.
ARTOTEL Batam is located at Jl. Batu Selicin, Lubuk Baja, in the Nagoya area of Batam, Riau Islands (postal code 29444). The official site places it in the heart of Batam's city centre, and Traveloka's listing notes ATMs, a supermarket and grocery stores, shops, a gift shop, beauty and hair salons and a laundry nearby. That makes Nagoya a convenient base if your Batam itinerary revolves around shopping, salon visits and casual eating rather than beach time.
Getting to Batam from Singapore is straightforward. Most visitors take a ferry from Singapore to one of Batam's international ferry terminals, such as Harbour Bay or Batam Centre, and then continue by taxi or ride-hailing car to Nagoya. Journey times on the island depend on traffic, so allow a little buffer if you have an onward ferry to catch.
If you are coming from elsewhere in Indonesia or further afield, Hang Nadim International Airport serves the island. The official ARTOTEL Batam website states that the hotel is about 30 minutes from the airport, and it lists an airport service among its facilities; contact the property in advance to arrange it. You can book flights to Batam on Traveloka and line up your arrival with the hotel's 14:00 check-in time.
The hotel's two named outlets are both on the lobby level. EATSPACE is the main restaurant, serving comfort food that ranges from international to local cuisine, along with refreshing drinks. According to the official site, it opens daily from 11:00 to 23:00, and Traveloka's listing records à la carte lunch and dinner.
BARSPACE is the hotel's bar, described on the official site as a trendy space with subtle, elegant fixtures and a sleek, modern feel. It is designed as a social hub where guests and locals mingle, and it opens daily from 11:00 until midnight. The official site also lists a rooftop bar among the hotel's facilities, which is worth asking about on a clear evening.
Breakfast is served at the property from 07:00 to 10:00, and Traveloka's listing describes it as a buffet breakfast. Whether breakfast is included depends on the rate you choose, so look closely at the room option before confirming. Beyond the hotel, the Nagoya neighbourhood has plenty of local eateries, cafés and shopping-centre food outlets, so you will not run short of choice. To fill the gaps between meals, browse things to do and attractions in Batam on Traveloka.
Plenty of Batam hotels offer a clean room near the shops. What ARTOTEL Batam adds is a sense of place: rotating exhibitions in Artspace, wall murals in the rooms and a featured-artist programme that gives you something to look at and talk about. For Singaporeans heading over for a short break, that creative atmosphere makes the trip feel like more than a quick shopping run.
The hotel suits couples on a weekend getaway, friends on a food-and-shopping trip, and business travellers who need a polished meeting venue in the city centre. Families should note the absence of a listed pool and check room capacity in advance. If you would like to weigh up alternatives, compare other hotels on Traveloka before you decide.
Traveloka shows the current room options, inclusions and policies for ARTOTEL Batam in one place. When you are ready to plan the rest of your getaway, start from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - 23:59 - to 01:00 - 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at ARTOTEL Batam | 138 |
Number of floors in ARTOTEL Batam | 10 |
Another facilities in ARTOTEL Batam | A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch, Restaurant with AC, Bar, Breakfast |








