Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik Where Adriatic Grandeur Meets Timeless Elegance Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Dubrovnik’s most iconic historic hotels, welcoming guests since 1897. ● A rare combination of Austro-Hungarian grandeur, contemporary comfort, and an unbeatable location beside the Old Town walls. ● Panoramic views over Dubrovnik’s terracotta rooftops, medieval fortifications, and the…
read moreThe Modernist Thessaloniki Precision Wrapped in Soul Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1920s landmark that blends Art Deco elegance, mid-century refinement, and contemporary Scandinavian simplicity. ● Thoughtful, space-efficient design that proves luxury isn't measured in square meters. ● Deep connections to Thessaloniki's creative community, from local makers and artisans to independent…
read moreThe Toronto firm of Yabu Pushelberg frequently designs what partner George Yabu calls “the best of the best of the top of the market”: Luxury in hotels and retail, including a yacht and a private jet or two. While they have tended to avoid “the big, wide middle,” Yabu says the 612-room Moxy NYC Times Square offered some absorbing creative challenges.
read moreThe Valsana Hotel in Arosa is spread across three new buildings with 40 spacious double rooms and suites, and nine serviced apartments. A relaxed atmosphere is created with vintage record players in the rooms, hammocks on the balconies and weekly film nights.
read moreJoie de Vivre Hotels’ Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco has completed a US$28 million renovation. While the building’s 1960s exterior was maintained, interiors have been completely scrapped and reimagined by Brooklyn-based Markzeff Design.
read moreGenerator Rome, Rome Laid-Back Cool Meets Roman Heritage Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A design-led hostel that successfully combines boutique hotel aesthetics with the sociable atmosphere modern travellers are looking for. ● Stylish communal spaces filled with eclectic furniture, contemporary art, and playful interiors that celebrate both Roman heritage and Generator's unmistakable creative identity.…
read moreHyatt Regency San Francisco: Brutalist Spectacle on the EmbarcaderoPortman geometry, record-breaking volume, and a retro-futurist atrium that still stuns. A Reinvention in Portman’s Modernist Cathedral Few hotels stage their own arrival like this. Built in 1973, designed by John Portman, the
read moreLocated above the owner’s concept store featuring “designed and made in Mexico” products, La Valise is a small luxury hotel with just 3 suites in hip Colonia Roma, a neighborhood teeming with contemporary art galleries, independent boutiques, great restaurants and trendy nightlife venues. The hotel is set in an early 20th century French style building. Mexico City’s lively Zona Rosa neighbourhood, Reforma Avenue and the Angel of Independence are all within a 15 minutes’ walk.
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