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.
KEX Portland, Oregon Icelandic Spirit Meets Portland's Creative Soul Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully layered hybrid hotel where Icelandic design sensibilities meet Portland's independent creative culture. ● Authentic interiors filled with antique finds, reclaimed materials, and handcrafted details collected from across Europe. ● More than a hotel—a lively social hub where locals…
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 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 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…
read moreHôtel Monville, Montréal An intelligent boutique-style property where minimalist design, seamless technology, and contemporary comfort redefine the modern city stay. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Montréal's most forward-thinking boutique hotels, blending smart technology with warm contemporary design. ● Minimalist interiors filled with natural light, local art, and materials inspired by Montréal's industrial…
read moreWhitworth Locke, Manchester Victorian Warehouses Reimagined for Modern City Living Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautiful conversion of three Victorian cotton warehouses into one of Manchester's most stylish design aparthotels. ● Industrial architecture softened by Grzywinski+Pons' warm, contemporary interiors filled with natural materials, colour, and light. ● A lively community hub where co-working,…
read moreNative Manchester Industrial Heritage Reimagined for Contemporary Living Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A spectacular conversion of one of Manchester's largest Victorian warehouses into the UK's most impressive design-led aparthotel. ● Architecture by Archer Humphryes that celebrates cast iron, exposed brick, and soaring industrial spaces without compromising contemporary comfort. ● Spacious apartments that combine…
read moreAloft Liverpool, Liverpool Historic Grandeur, Modern Energy Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A striking adaptive reuse project inside Liverpool's magnificent 1903 Royal Insurance Building. ● Historic marble, stained glass, and Victorian craftsmanship meet Aloft's playful contemporary design language. ● One of the most characterful lifestyle hotels in the city centre, combining heritage, affordability, and…
read moreHotel MOTTO | Vienna, Austria Parisian Romance Meets Viennese Grandeur Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored historic hotel that blends Viennese heritage with elegant Parisian Art Deco influences. ● Romantic guestrooms rich in handcrafted details, soft colours, and timeless glamour. ● Home to the spectacular Chez Bernard restaurant beneath one of Vienna's…
read moreMondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes, France Philippe Starck transforms a 19th-century wine landmark into a seductive dialogue between Bordeaux and Japan Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Philippe Starck and architect Jean-François Le Gal retain the neo-Gothic character of the former Calvet wine cellars while giving the interiors an unmistakably contemporary identity. ● Raw concrete, Bordeaux…
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 moreRiva Vista Riverfront Resort - Chiang Rai, Thailand Contemporary architecture meets the traditions of Northern Thailand on the banks of the Kok River Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● IDIN Architects deconstructs traditional Lanna architecture rather than simply reproducing it, translating centuries-old forms, materials and furniture typologies into a striking contemporary hotel. ● The unusual…
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