Where the View Comes with a Drink
Sometimes we choose a hotel because of what’s happening on the roof. Rooftop Bar brings together the places where we like to see the city from above—cocktail in hand, sunglasses on and, preferably, suncream applied. From glamorous skyline bars and hidden urban terraces to rooftops made for long lunches and sunset drinks, these are hotels where going upstairs is an essential part of the stay.
Desa Potato Head, Seminyak, Bali Where Creativity, Sustainability, and Balinese Culture Converge Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of the most ambitious hospitality projects in Asia, designed by OMA and rooted in a powerful sustainability mission. ● A creative village where hotel, art space, recording studio, beach club, and cultural hub exist as one…
read moreSan Francisco Proper Hotel | California, USA Eclectic Elegance in a Landmark Flatiron Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1909 flatiron landmark where Kelly Wearstler transforms historic architecture into one of San Francisco's most distinctive design hotels. ● Bold, layered interiors that effortlessly blend Victorian elegance, Art Deco, Bauhaus, Cubism, and contemporary…
read moreThe Rebello Hotel & Spa, Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal Industrial Heritage Reimagined on the Banks of the Douro Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A former nineteenth-century warehouse and factory complex transformed into one of Porto's most distinctive design hotels. ● Bold interiors celebrating Porto's industrial heritage through contemporary art, reclaimed materials, and collectible…
read moreThe Source Hotel | Denver, Colorado | USA Where Industrial Heritage Meets Denver's Creative Spirit Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1880s foundry seamlessly combined with contemporary architecture and one of Denver's most vibrant artisan market halls. ● Industrial interiors softened by handcrafted local design, panoramic mountain views, and beautifully understated guestrooms.…
read moreThe Hoxton, Portland, Oregon Industrial Heritage Meets Creative Portland Energy Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored historic building where industrial architecture meets The Hoxton's signature residential-style interiors. ● Stylish yet approachable spaces that naturally bring together locals and travelers over coffee, cocktails, rooftop views, and seasonal dining. ● One of Portland's best…
read moreThe West Hollywood EDITION | Los Angeles, California | USA Where Hollywood Glamour Meets John Pawson’s Minimalist Perfection Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A collaboration between Ian Schrager and architect John Pawson that redefines West Hollywood luxury through serene minimalism. ● Sculptural interiors of Italian travertine, Western Red Cedar, and natural light create one…
read moreThe Tokyo EDITION, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Kengo Kuma and Ian Schrager turn Ginza intimacy into a seductive new expression of Japanese luxury Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Kengo Kuma gives EDITION’s familiar minimalism a distinctly Ginza identity, using dark walnut, Japanese latticework, woven details, and a deliberately intimate residential scale. ● With just 86…
read moreHotel MOTTO | Vienna, Austria Parisian Romance Meets Viennese Grandeur Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored historic hotel that blends Viennese heritage with elegant Parisian Art Deco influences. ● Romantic guestrooms rich in handcrafted details, soft colours, and timeless glamour. ● Home to the spectacular Chez Bernard restaurant beneath one of Vienna's…
read moreThe Royal Park Hotel Iconic Nagoya - Japan Chubu craft, high-rise views and contemporary Japanese restraint above Sakae Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Occupying floors 24 to 32 of the redeveloped Chunichi Building, the hotel turns one of Nagoya’s long-standing cultural landmarks into a contemporary gateway to the city. ● Regional craftsmanship is woven…
read moreHotel San Fernando | Mexico City Mid-Century Soul Meets Modern Mexican Style Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 1947 Art Deco apartment building that preserves its original character while embracing contemporary Mexican design. ● Bunkhouse brings its signature blend of local culture, laid-back hospitality, and thoughtful design to one of Mexico City's…
read moreOcean Drive Talamanca | Ibiza, Spain Seventies Ibiza reworked with Mediterranean modernism, rooftop energy and views across Talamanca Bay Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A 1972 hotel intelligently rehabilitated rather than erased, with architect Víctor Rahola transforming the original structure through a contemporary interpretation of Ibiza’s light, materials and landscape. ● The architecture goes…
read moreVOLGA, Mexico City A monolithic urban retreat where Brutalist architecture, contemporary art, music, and Mexico City energy converge Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● JSa Arquitectura turns an inward-looking concrete building into a dramatic “urban cenote,” with 49 rooms arranged around a monumental atrium extending from basement to rooftop. ● Natural stone, dark Turkish marble,…
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