Bankside Hotel, London 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 local artists and makers. ●…
read morenhow Marseille, France Cliffside Modernism Where Contemporary Art Meets the Mediterranean Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A landmark 1970s seaside hotel has been reinvented through bold contemporary design by Teresa Sapey, Claire Fatosme, and Christian Lefèvre. ● Dramatic cliffside terraces, panoramic sea views, and an exceptional wellness area create a rare combination of city…
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 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 the…
read moreFabrika Tbilisi Where Soviet Industrial Heritage Meets Creative Community Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Europe’s most successful examples of adaptive reuse, transforming a former Soviet sewing factory into a vibrant hospitality and cultural hub. ● Raw industrial architecture, street art, and preserved factory details create an atmosphere that feels authentic rather than…
read moreA DNA Hotels’ favourite, Parkhotel Bellevue & Spa in Adelboden is a stylish indie hotel from the 1930s where tradition meets charming Scandinavian and mid-century design. The timelessly elegant design consists of a linear, classical and streamlined modernistic style (a former sanatorium) contrasting with the rustic village and spectacular Alpine landscape. A renovated lobby features furniture by Finn Juhl, Wegner and Gio Ponti. All this creates a truly authentic hotel experience.
read moreHotel Infante Sagres, Porto’s “Grande Dame” mixes classic interiors with a 1950s vibe.
read moreAlthough a new hotel, the St. George in Helsinki is set in a classic building completed in 1890 with parts going back to the 1840s. Designed by architect Onni Tarjanne, who was also responsible for the Finnish National Theatre, the building played host to the Finnish Literature Society and as printing house for the first Finnish newspaper, Suometar.
read moreA luxury small hotel in townhouse-style, Sanders blurs the lines between a traditional boutique hotel and a more residential setting. Set in a classical Jugendstil building, dating back to 1869, with a façade freshly coated in signature Copenhagen green, interiors are an eclectic mix of styles: Danish mid-century modern, colonial chic and a dash of theatrical drama.
read moreA firm favourite with the Milanese high society since 1863 (and still private owned), and -more recently- with the fashionista incrowd, the Grand Hotel et de Milan is a classic grand hotel, yet always with that je-ne-sais-quoi atmoshere that is always in fashion.
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