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.
Kimpton Saint George is a design hotel located between the Annex neighbourhood’s bohemian charm and Yorkville’s affluent sophistication.
read moreThe PURO Hotel Krakow Old Town revamp in collaboration with design office Paradowski Studio combines the vintage glamour of the city with the clean functionalism of its mid-century modernist hotels.
read moreCanopy by Hilton Philadelphia Center City - Pennsylvania, USA Beaux-Arts elegance meets street culture in the heart of historic Philadelphia. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1896 landmark where AvroKO seamlessly blends Beaux-Arts architecture with contemporary design and Philadelphia's creative spirit. ● A bold art programme celebrating the city's renowned street art…
read moreThe Arctic Bath hotel and spa floats atop the Lule river during summer and freezes into place come winter. Located in Swedish Lapland, its star attraction is the bath which sits in the centre of a stunning circular complex. Guests can take an icy dip in the four-degree water and then retire to their own toasty cabin for the night.
read morePalazzetto Rosso is a luxury design boutique hotel located in the heart of Siena’s medieval center. Set in an inn from the 13th-century, it has been hosting travelers for eight centuries. The original façade, decorated with traditional wrought-iron ensigns and flares, remains the same. Inside, the majestic arched hall, high vaulted ceilings, curving archways, red brick walls and richly frescoed ceiling rich frescoes are combined with cutting-edge Italian design.
read moreFirst established in 1896, Hotel de L’Europe Amsterdam is one of the standard-bearers in the city’s luxury hotel scene. Recently, it was reborn through a contemporary lens, while still paying homage to the Dutch Masters.
read moreSet in Mexico City’s fascinating Roma neighbourhood, Brick Hotel fuses the best in contemporary luxury with atmospheric Belle Époque architecture. Constructed from English bricks, the mansion was originally a grand home for the first manager of the Bank of London & Mexico.
read moreLocated in the heart of Dublin Docklands, next to the 3Arena on the River Liffey, The Mayson is a boutique-style property. One of Dublin’s most modern and architecturally striking hotels it is set in two historic buildings on North Wall Quay (one a public house from 1860 and and one warehouse from 1870).
read moreThe sister hotel to Georgia’s first design hotel in the Caucasus mountains, Rooms Hotel Tbilisi is located in the Georgian capital. The property is set in an industrial Soviet-era publishing house- a nostalgic remnant of Vera, the intellectual neighbourhood it inhabits.
read moreSet in a historic building from 1886 that once functioned as a girls orphanage, hostel and party palace, Hotel Arena now features a tranquil, priste white Dutch minimalist design meeting 1970s retro, with occasional period touches (grand wrought-iron stairways, remnants of 19th-century patterned wall paintings). illuminating vintage and bespoke furnishings.
read moreLocated in Basel’s car-free Old Town, ART HOUSE is a boutique design hotel set behind a black stone façade which houses rotating exhibitions that lean toward emerging street artists. Onyx stone, raw concrete, black steel, terrazzo, and oak wood set a Japanese-inspired scene for furniture pieces by big international names, like Vitra, Abacus, Artek, Santa & Cole, KNS, and Living Divani.
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