Genuine inclusion shouldn’t need a rainbow flag once a year. LGBTQIA+ celebrates hotels where everyone can arrive as themselves, without assumptions, awkward questions or raised eyebrows when Mr & Mr Smith or Mrs & Mrs Smith check in. Whatever your gender identity, sexuality or pronouns, it simply isn’t an issue. No pinkwashing, no performative inclusivity—just hotels where respect, openness and a genuine welcome are part of everyday hospitality.
The Emily Hotel, ChicagoA creative, design-forward hotel that channels Chicago’s modernist legacy through art, architecture, and a strong connection to the city’s cultural scene. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Bauhaus-inspired interiors that pay tribute to Chicago modernism and the legacy of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.● A strong focus on local artists, creative programming,…
read morePerry Lane Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Savannah | Georgia, USA An art-filled boutique hotel where Southern elegance, contemporary design, and Savannah's creative spirit come together. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A sophisticated interpretation of Southern hospitality, blending historic references with contemporary boutique luxury. ● More than 3,600 artworks create one of Savannah's most…
read moreVermelho | Melides, Portugal Christian Louboutin turns a small Alentejan hotel into a joyful collision of Portuguese craft, Mediterranean fantasy, and unapologetic colour Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Christian Louboutin and architect Madalena Caiado created one of Portugal’s most personal hotels, layering Alentejan vernacular with French, Egyptian, and Mediterranean influences. ● Exceptional craftsmanship is…
read moreCadillac Hotel & Beach Club, Miami Beach, Florida Art Deco Elegance on Miami's Mid-Beach Shore Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1940 Art Deco landmark by legendary architect Roy France, blending Miami heritage with contemporary Riviera-inspired luxury. ● Interiors by Bill Rooney Studio reinterpret European coastal glamour through refined materials, tropical influences,…
read moreThe Manchester - Lexington, Kentucky, USA Kentucky Heritage with a Tropical Twist Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully executed tribute to Kentucky's bourbon heritage and equestrian culture, rooted deeply in Lexington's identity. ● Warm, character-filled interiors that blend vintage Americana, handcrafted details, and contemporary boutique luxury. ● The playful Lost Palm rooftop bar…
read moreMASON Pattaya - Na Jomtien, Thailand Carved concrete, local granite and 35 private pools above the Gulf of Thailand Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● VaSLab Architecture treats the entire resort as an act of carving, sculpting 35 concrete pool villas into a granite hillside that descends towards the sea. ● The design takes its…
read moreOceanphere Pattaya Villa - Na Jomtien, Thailand A man-made landscape of concrete, water and geometric villas near the Gulf of Thailand Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Creative Crews turns an unremarkable, gently sloping site into architecture, creating an artificial landscape rather than relying on the dramatic natural scenery usually associated with coastal resorts. ●…
read moreThe Little Shelter – Chiang Mai, Thailand A 14-room riverside hotel where Department of Architecture turns Chiang Mai’s traditional timber shingles into a shimmering piece of contemporary craft. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Bangkok-based Department of Architecture Co. reinterpreted Chiang Mai’s traditional timber-and-shingle architecture through a remarkable façade combining wood and translucent polycarbonate shingles.…
read moreAnantara Chiang Mai Resort – Thailand A contemporary riverside retreat where minimalist architecture wraps around a century-old British consulate and the slow-moving Mae Ping River. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● The resort pairs Kerry Hill’s disciplined contemporary architecture with the former British Consulate, creating an unusually successful conversation between Chiang Mai’s colonial history and…
read moreViroth's Hotel, Siem Reap A mid-century-inspired boutique hotel where New Khmer Architecture, tropical gardens, and contemporary Cambodian design come together. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of the finest contemporary interpretations of Cambodia's celebrated New Khmer Architecture movement. ● Elegant mid-century interiors that combine tropical openness, handcrafted details, and modern comfort. ● A peaceful…
read moreLabotessa, Cape Town, South Africa Historic Elegance and Contemporary Living on Church Square Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored seventeenth-century townhouse transformed into one of Cape Town's most intimate luxury hotels. ● Just seven apartment-style suites combining European refinement with contemporary South African art and craftsmanship. ● A prime location overlooking historic…
read moreONE@TOKYO | Japan Kengo Kuma brings timber, concrete, and Tokyo’s industrial past together beneath the Skytree Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Kengo Kuma designed both architecture and interiors, wrapping the base of the ten-storey building in an extraordinary timber screen inspired by Oshiage’s former small factories. ● Exposed ceilings, structural plywood, cement panels, and…
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