Where the Building Is Part of the Journey
Some hotels are memorable because of where they are. Others because of the building itself. Architectural Hotels celebrates places where architecture defines the experience—from bold contemporary structures created by leading architects to historic buildings given an entirely new life through imaginative adaptive reuse. These are hotels where form, materials, history and surroundings matter, and where staying the night means experiencing the architecture from the inside.
The Source Hotel | Denver, Colorado | USA Where Industrial Heritage Meets Denver's Creative Spirit Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1880s foundry seamlessly combined with contemporary architecture and one of Denver's most vibrant artisan market halls. ● Industrial interiors softened by handcrafted local design, panoramic mountain views, and beautifully understated guestrooms.…
read moreATTO Suites | Innichen (San Candido), South Tyrol | Italy A Contemporary Alpine Retreat Where South Tyrolean Craftsmanship Meets Architectural Restraint Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable adaptive reuse by architect Pedevilla, transforming a former bakery into one of the Dolomites' most refined design stays. ● Honest materials including untreated local spruce, porphyry,…
read moreWoodlark Hotel, Portland, Oregon Historic Portland Elegance with a Contemporary Soul Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Two beautifully restored landmark buildings seamlessly transformed into one sophisticated boutique hotel. ● Refined interiors that balance historic architecture with rich materials, understated luxury, and contemporary craftsmanship. ● Excellent dining and cocktail venues that make the hotel as…
read moreThe Hoxton, Portland, Oregon Industrial Heritage Meets Creative Portland Energy Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored historic building where industrial architecture meets The Hoxton's signature residential-style interiors. ● Stylish yet approachable spaces that naturally bring together locals and travelers over coffee, cocktails, rooftop views, and seasonal dining. ● One of Portland's best…
read moreJupiter NEXT, Portland, Oregon, USA A sharper, more grown-up evolution of Portland’s original indie hotel spirit Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A 2018 new-build by Portland-based Works Progress Architecture that translates the Jupiter brand from retro motel culture into bold contemporary architecture. ● Raw concrete, black asphalt shingles, custom metalwork and Portland-made details give…
read moreThe West Hollywood EDITION | Los Angeles, California | USA Where Hollywood Glamour Meets John Pawson’s Minimalist Perfection Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A collaboration between Ian Schrager and architect John Pawson that redefines West Hollywood luxury through serene minimalism. ● Sculptural interiors of Italian travertine, Western Red Cedar, and natural light create one…
read moreFurther Hotel | Pererenan, Bali | Indonesia A Slow-Living Design Retreat in the Heart of Pererenan Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Bali’s most compelling new design hotels, blending architecture, community, and creativity into a seamless whole. ● A “diffused hotel” concept that integrates guests into village life rather than isolating them behind…
read moreHotel Proverbs, Taipei, Taiwan A dark, theatrical boutique hotel where Ray Chen turns copper, steel, leather, and shadow into one of Taipei’s most distinctive interiors Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Architect and designer Ray Chen gives the hotel a complete visual identity, from its dark steel-mesh façade to the intensely layered interiors. ● Francisco…
read moreKimpton Da An | Taipei, Taiwan A serene Neri&Hu-designed retreat where Taipei’s alleyways, tiled façades, and residential rhythms become contemporary hospitality Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Neri&Hu transformed an existing residential building into a 129-room hotel conceived around the idea of an “inner sanctuary” within energetic Taipei. ● Local references are intelligently abstracted rather…
read moreLHotel Montréal, Montréal, Canada Historic grandeur meets a museum-worthy collection of Pop Art in the heart of Old Montréal Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A grand 19th-century former bank transformed into an eccentric boutique hotel without losing the drama of its historic architecture. ● More than 250 works from owner Georges Marciano’s private collection…
read moreFour Seasons Hotel Montreal - Canada Dark glamour, Parisian interiors and a distinctly sensual take on the contemporary city hotel Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Gilles & Boissier bring an unusually intimate, fashion-led character to Four Seasons, layering marble, velvet, brass and dark woods into interiors that feel more seductive than corporate. ● Québec…
read moreHotel Gault, Montréal An elegant warehouse conversion where industrial heritage, minimalist design, and understated luxury create one of Old Montréal's most refined boutique stays. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 19th-century warehouse that embraces industrial architecture through calm, contemporary design. ● Loft-style rooms filled with natural light, generous proportions, and warm minimalist…
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