Where Creativity Becomes Part of the Stay
Some hotels don’t simply display art—they make culture part of the experience. Art & Culture brings together museum hotels and properties with their own galleries, artist-designed rooms and remarkable collections, alongside hotels that open a door to the creative identity of their destination. Painting and sculpture are only the beginning: architecture, photography, literature, music, performance and local traditions all belong here. These are hotels where staying becomes a way to discover the people, ideas and culture that shape a place.
Hotel âme, Rotterdam Japandi Serenity in a Historic Townhouse Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1867 townhouse where original architectural details meet calm Japanese-Scandinavian design. ● Just 14 individually designed rooms, each shaped by natural materials, handcrafted objects, and a remarkable sense of stillness. ● A ground-floor café and concept store that…
read moreCan Ferrereta | Santanyí, Mallorca | Spain A 17th-century townhouse extended with contemporary restraint, where Mallorcan stone, serious art, and a hidden garden create one of the island’s most composed retreats Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Architect Sergi Bastidas preserves the historic Santanyí house while adding two new buildings that sit comfortably beside its…
read moreHotel San Fernando | Mexico City Mid-Century Soul Meets Modern Mexican Style Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1947 Art Deco apartment building that preserves its original character while embracing contemporary Mexican design. ● Bunkhouse brings its signature blend of local culture, laid-back hospitality, and thoughtful design to one of Mexico City's…
read moreCasa Clàt – Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy A nine-suite palazzo where contemporary Sardinian art, architecture and food open directly onto the life of the city. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Architect Gianluca Pilia of Studio Pilia transformed an 1870 residence with a deliberately contemporary approach that respects rather than imitates its historic architecture. ● Just…
read moreTodos Santos Boutique Hotel – Baja California Sur, Mexico A restored 1890s estate where Mexican history, romantic interiors and contemporary Baja sophistication meet in just ten rooms. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkably intimate 10-room hotel within an 1890s estate once owned by a Spanish countess, sensitively restored rather than stripped of its…
read moreTrevarefabrikken, Henningsvær, Lofoten, Norway Industrial Heritage Reborn in the Arctic Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Scandinavia’s most inspiring adaptive-reuse projects, transforming a former cod-liver oil factory into a vibrant cultural destination. ● A unique blend of industrial architecture, local craftsmanship, hospitality, art, wellness, and community. ● A truly authentic Lofoten experience where…
read moreHotel Drei Berge | Mürren, Switzerland Swiss mountain tradition seen through the wonderfully eccentric eyes of Ramdane Touhami Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Ramdane Touhami transformed a 1907 Alpine hotel without erasing its history, mixing original architecture with his own irreverent graphic universe. ● Just 19 individually designed rooms combine Swiss craftsmanship, bespoke furniture,…
read moreA|S Boutique Residence | Havana, Cuba Where Art, Heritage, and Havana's Creative Spirit Converge Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 19th-century colonial mansion transformed into one of Havana's most design-driven boutique hotels. ● An intimate nine-suite retreat where contemporary art, European design, and Cuban heritage coexist effortlessly. ● A rare opportunity to…
read morePalau Fugit – Girona, Spain An abandoned 18th-century palace transformed into a seductive dialogue between Girona's history, contemporary art and Mediterranean design. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Barcelona studio El Equipo Creativo turns the opulence of a historic Girona palace into something colourful, playful and distinctly contemporary rather than simply preserving it in amber.…
read moreOriginal Sokos Hotel Tripla | Helsinki, FinlandUrban Buzz Below, Nordic Calm Above Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Finland’s largest hotels, transformed by design studio Fyra into a surprisingly intimate and residential-feeling retreat. ● Scandinavian minimalism, natural materials, and carefully curated art create a calm sanctuary above Helsinki’s busiest transport hub. ● A…
read moreLe Farnatchi, Marrakech An intimate riad where master craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and heartfelt hospitality create one of Marrakech's most memorable stays. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of the Medina's original luxury riads, combining authentic Moroccan craftsmanship with deeply personal hospitality. ● Beautifully restored traditional houses filled with museum-worthy Moroccan art and antiques collected…
read moreVOLGA, Mexico City A monolithic urban retreat where Brutalist architecture, contemporary art, music, and Mexico City energy converge Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● JSa Arquitectura turns an inward-looking concrete building into a dramatic “urban cenote,” with 49 rooms arranged around a monumental atrium extending from basement to rooftop. ● Natural stone, dark Turkish marble,…
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