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.
After a GBP 4 million refurbishment, The Pilgrm Hotel offers a refreshing break from the ordinary. Set in four former townhouses this hip hotel is located a one-minute walk from London’s Paddington Station. Space may be at a premium, but beautiful reclaimed fixtures and tempting food more than make up for the lack of elbow room.
read moreDefying the march of time, Ace Hotel New York is as impressive today as it was when it rewrote the hotel industry rulebook a decade prior…
read moreKimpton Hotels have dived headfirst into the Dutch hospitality scene with their wholly impressive Kimpton De Witt; the first hotel in Europe for the luxury boutique brand. Located in the heart of Amsterdam, steps from Centraal Station, the hotel is set in a former Crowne Plaza which envelopes two original buildings from the Dutch Golden Age (where 15 rooms are located).
read moreSpanish shoemaker Camper is known for its smart yet simple footwear, and he same functional aesthetic is applied to the Casa Camper Berlin, the firm’s second hotel.
read moreBoasting a great location in Berlin’s hip Prenzlauer Berg, the Oderberger has another trump card: a swimming pool dating back to 1902, once a public bathhouse and again open to the public.
read moreOccupying the grand bones of a landmark Neo-Baroque pile – the former headquarters of the now non-existent cruise ship company, Norwegian America Line, which ferried thousands of hopeful immigrants across the Atlantic to the Land of Opportunity – the hotel flies the Norwegian flag by championing all things local.
read moreQT Perth - Western Australia Western Australian colour, mining-boom glamour and full-volume QT theatricality in the heart of the city Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Nic Graham turns Western Australia itself into the design brief, with Jarrah timber, opal-like rugs, mineral colours and local flora woven into QT’s signature maximalism. ● The 184 rooms…
read moreCombining the best of old and new, Pousada Palácio Estói is set in a rococo palace from 1909 with an ultra-modern wing added exactly 100 years later. The palace, once home to the viscount of Estói, took 20 years to built. It was in the viscount’s family until 1987 when it was sold to the municipality of Faro which turned it into the pousada it is today.
read moreCasa Talía – Modica, Sicily, Italy A tiny architectural hideaway woven into Modica’s hillside, where restored stone cottages, Mediterranean gardens and slow Sicilian living become one. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Created by architects Marco Giunta and Viviana Haddad, who restored the property themselves with the sensitivity of custodians rather than conventional hoteliers. ●…
read moreThe Guesthouse Vienna | Austria Where Contemporary Design Meets Vienna's Cultural Heart Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● An intimate luxury hotel designed by Sir Terence Conran that replaces grand formality with understated elegance. ● One of Vienna's finest locations, directly opposite the Albertina and beside the Vienna State Opera. ● A genuine residential atmosphere,…
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