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.
Hipsters Hotel, Thessaloniki, Greece A Design-Led Boutique Hotel Where Neoclassical Heritage Meets Industrial Creativity Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1925 neoclassical landmark transformed by Tolis Koumparos of 2nd Floor into one of Thessaloniki's most distinctive boutique hotels. ● Bold industrial interiors featuring iconic furniture by Jean Prouvé, Verner Panton, Tom Dixon,…
read moreTRIBE Düsseldorf – Germany Inclusive design, local art and social energy transform a former city-centre hotel into a new kind of urban gathering place. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● London studio Feix&Merlin built the entire interior concept around the mathematical symbol, representing the idea that “everything inside is included.” ● Local artist Isabella Bellis…
read moreHotel de Mar Gran Meliá | Illetes, Mallorca | Spain A Modernist Landmark Where Mediterranean Architecture Becomes Timeless Luxury Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Spain's finest examples of Mediterranean Modernism, designed in 1964 by legendary architect José Antonio Coderch. ● Beautifully preserved interiors featuring original furniture by Federico Correa, Alfonso Milá, and…
read moreThe Usual Brussels Conscious Hospitality with Contemporary Style Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Brussels' most sustainable lifestyle hotels, built around circular design and responsible hospitality. ● Stylish interiors featuring recycled materials, vintage furnishings, and bio-based finishes. ● A vibrant social atmosphere where locals and travelers connect over seasonal, plant-forward cuisine. A New…
read moreThe Usual Rotterdam Conscious Hospitality with Circular Design at Its Core Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Europe's most convincing examples of sustainable hotel design, where circular thinking shapes every detail. ● JOI-Design combines biophilic interiors, reclaimed materials, and contemporary aesthetics without compromising comfort. ● A vibrant social hub where locals and travelers…
read moreRiva Lofts Florence, Florence, Italy A Former Industrial Workshop Transformed into One of Florence's Most Inspiring Design Retreats Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable adaptive reuse project by architect Claudio Nardi, transforming a nineteenth-century factory into an intimate urban sanctuary. ● Thoughtfully designed lofts where industrial architecture, contemporary design, antiques, and craftsmanship exist…
read moreThe Siren Hotel - Detroit, Michigan, USA Where a 1920s musical landmark finds a seductive new rhythm. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● ASH transformed Detroit’s long-abandoned 1926 Wurlitzer Building into a richly atmospheric hotel without polishing away its history. ● Italian Renaissance architecture meets an unexpectedly romantic palette of pale pink, oxblood and navy,…
read morePopulus Denver | Colorado, USA Where Aspen Trees Inspired America's First Carbon-Positive Hotel Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A groundbreaking carbon-positive hotel that proves sustainability and great design can strengthen one another. ● One of the most distinctive new hotel buildings in America, inspired by Colorado's native Aspen trees and designed by Studio Gang.…
read moreThe Home Hotel Zürich, Switzerland A Former Paper Mill Reimagined Through the Playful Spirit of Dada Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored nineteenth-century paper mill transformed into one of Zürich's most original lifestyle hotels. ● Interiors inspired by the city's Dada movement combine bold colours, graphic patterns, and sculptural design with industrial…
read moreHotel Puntagrande | El Hierro, Canary Islands | Spain Where the Atlantic Becomes Architecture Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of the smallest hotels in the world, set in one of the most spectacular oceanfront locations in the Canary Islands. ● A protected 19th-century basalt building transformed into an intimate maritime retreat filled with…
read moreSandbourne Santa Monica, Los Angeles Bohemian Minimalism Where Art, Ocean, and Architecture Meet Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Icelandic architect Gulla Jónsdóttir transformed a dated beachfront hotel into one of Santa Monica's most refined contemporary retreats. ● Sculptural interiors, artist residencies, and immersive craftsmanship make creativity part of the guest experience. ● A calming…
read moreAKA NoMad | New York City, USA Japandi Calm at the Edge of Midtown Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Piero Lissoni’s first hotel project in the United States, bringing his disciplined, residential approach to the centre of Manhattan. ● A warm Japandi-inspired interior where stone, timber, woven textures, and muted colours soften the energy…
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