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.
25hours Hotel Zürich West, Switzerland A Playful Design Hotel at the Heart of Zürich's Creative Revival Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Designed by Alfredo Häberli, the hotel transforms Zürich's industrial heritage into a colourful and highly personal design experience. ● Bold interiors, playful details, and lively social spaces perfectly reflect the creative energy of…
read more25hours Hotel Altes Hafenamt – Hamburg, Germany Hamburg’s oldest harbour office reborn as an intimate, eccentric hideaway in HafenCity. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of HafenCity’s oldest surviving buildings, the former 19th-century Harbour Authority gives the hotel genuine maritime history rather than manufactured nautical nostalgia. ● With just 49 rooms, it is unusually…
read more25hours Hotel HafenCity – Hamburg, Germany Real sailors’ stories, shipyard materials and harbour-city energy shape one of 25hours’ most immersive hotels. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● The maritime concept goes far beyond decoration: 25 real seafarers were interviewed and their stories became the narrative running through the hotel. ● Stephen Williams Associates, Eventlabs, Markus…
read moreSuperbude St. Georg – Hamburg, Germany The original Superbude turned a former printing house into a playful hybrid of hostel, hotel and Hamburg living room. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Dreimeta transformed ordinary, inexpensive materials — beer crates, Euro pallets, scaffold pipes, washing-machine drums and old denim — into one of Hamburg’s most characterful…
read moreSuperbude St. Pauli – Hamburg, Germany The rebellious second Superbude channels the music, street culture and anything-goes spirit of Hamburg’s Schanze. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Dreimeta takes the original Superbude formula and turns up the volume with 50 metres of yellow concrete, bottle crates, ropes, recycled materials and words covering the walls. ●…
read moreSuperbude Altona – Hamburg, Germany The former birthplace of 25hours gets a second life — colourful, communal and unmistakably Superbude. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Superbude moved into the building that once housed the very first 25hours Hotel, giving an important piece of Hamburg's design-hotel history an entirely new chapter. ● Industrial architecture and…
read moreAC Hotel Downtown Los Angeles Spanish Modernism Above the Energy of Downtown LA Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Refined interiors by Yabu Pushelberg that reinterpret the AC brand’s Spanish heritage through the lens of contemporary Los Angeles. ● Calm, minimalist guestrooms that offer a sophisticated counterpoint to the theatrical energy of the adjoining Moxy…
read moreVELA be Bangkok Siam - Thailand Where Minimalist Design Meets Bangkok’s Creative Energy Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A playful interpretation of urban minimalism in one of Bangkok’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. ● Smart, efficient design that delivers style and personality without unnecessary excess. ● Perfectly positioned in the heart of Siam, placing Bangkok’s creative,…
read moreThe Shelborne by Proper - Miami Beach, USA A Mid-Century Landmark Reimagined Through Art, Architecture, and Tropical Modernism Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A $100 million restoration revives one of Miami Beach’s defining Art Deco and Miami Modern landmarks while preserving its architectural identity. ● ADC Atelier combines honed travertine, Perlino marble, warm timber,…
read moreLe Méridien Ra Beach Hotel & Spa – El Vendrell, Spain A monumental 1929 seaside landmark where Catalan heritage, contemporary design and Mediterranean wellness meet. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable 300-metre beachfront landmark, originally built in 1929 as a children’s sanatorium and sensitively transformed into a resort that still celebrates its architectural…
read moreLes Roches Rouges | Saint-Raphaël, France Mid-century Riviera modernism where white architecture, red Estérel rock and the Mediterranean meet Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Festen Architecture stripped away decades of additions to rediscover the clean modernist character of the original 1950s seaside hotel. ● Vintage pieces by Pierre Chareau, Willy Guhl and Charlotte Perriand…
read moreJupiter Hotel, Portland, Oregon, USA Portland’s original indie motel reborn with murals, music and East Burnside attitude Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A 1960s motor lodge that helped pioneer Portland’s affordable, design-conscious boutique hotel scene when it reopened as Jupiter in 2004. ● The 81 renovated rooms celebrate music through 11 floor-to-ceiling murals, alongside…
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