The Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York City Gilded Age Grandeur Meets Fearless Contemporary Maximalism Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable fusion of a restored 1907 Renaissance-style mansion and a striking contemporary glass tower in the heart of NoMad. ● Martin Brudnizki's exuberant interiors transform every room into a richly layered work of decorative…
read moreChâteau de Mirwart, Saint-Hubert, Belgium Where Historic Heritage Meets Quiet Contemporary Luxury Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored Ardennes château where centuries-old architecture is paired with refined contemporary design and exceptional restraint. ● Elegant interiors furnished with iconic Italian design pieces, creating a rare dialogue between heritage and modern minimalism. ● An…
read moreChâteau de Vignée, Rochefort, Belgium Where Ardennes Wilderness Meets Bold Belgian Design Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully reimagined 18th-century hunting lodge where nature, storytelling, and contemporary Belgian design merge into one unforgettable experience. ● Dramatic interiors by WeWantMore that balance historic character with playful surrealism and rich materiality. ● Michelin-starred dining, atmospheric…
read moreThe Hoxton, Lloyd Amsterdam Historic Docklands, Reimagined with Hoxton Soul Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A landmark building with one of Amsterdam's richest histories, thoughtfully reimagined by The Hoxton. ● Bold interiors by AIME Studios and Nicemakers that celebrate heritage without becoming nostalgic. ● A vibrant cultural hub where design, food, art, and community…
read moreWilmina, BerlinFrom courthouse to calm: A story of quiet reinvention in Berlin Kantstraße 79, 10627 Berlin, Germany Type: architectural hotel, boutique hotel, design hotel, heritage hotel, independent hotel Style: minimalist, art & culture Vibe: quiet A Hidden Haven in Charlottenburg What was once a courthouse and women’s prison dating back to 1896 is now one…
read moreKimpton Blythswood SquareGrand Gestures, Glasgow Soul 11 Blythswood Square Glasgow G2 4AD, United Kingdom Type: design hotel, heritage hotel, luxury hotel Style: art & culture Vibe: lively A Façade That Stands Tall Some hotels carry history on their façade.
read moreThe Venice Venice Hotel, Venice A Gothic Vision on the Grand Canal Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable transformation of one of Venice's oldest Byzantine palazzi into one of the city's most daring contemporary design hotels. ● A fearless dialogue between centuries-old architecture, avant-garde art, fashion, and experimental interiors that captures the spirit…
read moreEnnismore, the owner of the Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland and the Hoxton Hotels brand, has bought the 135-room Eynsham Hall country house hotel in Oxfordshire for a reported £10 million (£74,000 per key) from the Cathedral Group. The hotel has planning permission for 80 new guestrooms, purpose-built conference facilities for 250 people and a new spa complex.
read moreRegina Experimental – Belle Époque Grandeur with Experimental SpiritA historic icon reimagined for the modern traveler. 52, Avenue de l'Impératrice 64200 Biarritz Type: architectural hotel, design hotel, historic hotel, luxury hotel Style: Art Deco, Belle Epoque, grand & palace Vibe: fabulous hotel bars, lively A Belle Époque Masterpiece Built in 1907 by architect and landscape…
read moreW Budapest: A Dazzling Fusion of History and Modern LuxuryWhere Ballet’s Grace Meets Bold Design on Budapest’s Grandest Stage A Palace Reborn for the Modern Age Some hotels celebrate history.
read moreThe Ned Doha, Qatar Where Brutalist Heritage Meets Contemporary Luxury Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of the Middle East’s most significant adaptive reuse projects, transforming a landmark 1970s government building into a design-led destination. ● A masterful collaboration between David Chipperfield Architects and Soho House Design that balances architectural integrity with warmth and…
read moreMonument Athens: Neoclassical Soul, Modern PulseWhere Ziller’s 19th-Century Vision Meets Athenian Now Architecture That Remembers Originally built in 1881 by Ernst Ziller—Athens’ most celebrated neoclassical architect—the building that houses
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