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.
Moxy NYC Chelsea | New York City, USA Flower District References Meet High-Rise Manhattan Energy Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Stonehill Taylor, Yabu Pushelberg, and Rockwell Group turn Chelsea’s Flower District identity into a coherent architectural and interior concept. ● A flower shop, conservatory, living wall, rooftop bar, and theatrical Italian restaurant make the…
read moreHilton Imperial Dubrovnik | Croatia 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,…
read moreFrom January 15 the South Bank design hotel, Mondrian London operates as the Sea Containers London. Paying homage to the history of the iconic building in which the hotel sits, the new name will also mark the hotel’s independent status, as it will now be managed by Lore Group, as part of its collection of independent hotels.
read morePoland’s PURO Hotels have opened up their largest lifestyle hospitality unit, PURO Krakow Kazimierz, today here (there’s also an outpost at the Old Town) with interiors boasting a myriad of slick European design brands like Fritz Hansen, Gubi, &Tradition, Golran1898, Moroso, Baxter, Fogia, and Kettal.
read moreBankside Hotel, Autograph Collection | London, United Kingdom Where Art, Design, and the South Bank Meet Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A design-led hotel that reflects the creative spirit of London's South Bank through commissioned art, craftsmanship, and contemporary British design. ● Bespoke interiors filled with handcrafted ceramics, natural materials, and furniture created by…
read moreOn a mission to transform and expand Illa Blanca’s cultural offerings, Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel—set in an over-the-top ode to Miami‘s idiosyncrasies and Ettore Sottsass’s avant garde Memphis Style—is curating a programme seeking to make art more accessible for locals and visitors alike.
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 iconic architectural complex of “Largo do Botícario” in the Cosme Velho neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro is being redeveloped under AccorHotels’ JO&JOE hostel brand. AccorHotels bought the six houses that make up the architectural complex for R$20 million (4.6€m) and will invest an additional R$30 million (6.9€m) in renovations and furnishings.
read moreHotel Indigo The Hague – Palace Noordeinde Royal Heritage Meets Boutique Design Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored former Dutch National Bank where history is reimagined through playful contemporary design. ● Rich interiors inspired by the building's banking past, filled with bespoke details, bold colours, and unexpected surprises. ● An exceptional location…
read moreRadisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen | Denmark The World's First Design Hotel and Arne Jacobsen's Total Work of Art Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Designed entirely by Arne Jacobsen in 1960, it is widely regarded as the world's first true design hotel and one of the finest examples of a Gesamtkunstwerk. ● Home to…
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