Where Good Hospitality Includes Everyone
Great hotels should be welcoming to as many people as possible. Wheelchair Accessible highlights hotels offering accessible rooms, step-free access or other facilities designed to make a stay easier for guests with reduced mobility. Accessibility needs are personal, however, and facilities can differ considerably between hotels. If you have specific requirements, always check the details directly with the hotel before booking.
The Westin Xi’an | China Ancient Chinese courtyard architecture reimagined by Neri&Hu — with a museum hidden beneath. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Neri&Hu designed the hotel as a contemporary interpretation of Xi’an’s monumental architecture, courtyard houses and 3,100 years of history. ● Architecture does the storytelling: floating pitched roofs, deep red window reveals,…
read moreThe Sukhothai Shanghai | China An urban oasis where Neri&Hu translate Thai serenity into contemporary Shanghai. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Neri&Hu created a distinctly Shanghai interpretation of the legendary Sukhothai Bangkok, replacing resort grandeur with intimacy, texture and calm. ● The monumental terrazzo-and-bronze staircase is one of the hotel’s defining architectural moments, wrapped…
read moreAlila Bangsar | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia An urban oasis in the sky, shaped by Neri&Hu’s rigorous architectural grid. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Neri&Hu designed both architecture and interiors, turning the upper levels of a city tower into a coherent architectural world. ● A dramatic three-storey courtyard and open-air pool blur the boundary between…
read moreThe Shàng by Artyzen | Shanghai, China Where Neri&Hu turns compact hotel rooms into contemporary curio boxes inspired by Shanghai, Qing dynasty collections and ingenious modernist design. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Neri&Hu transforms an unusually compact 20 m² room footprint into the hotel’s defining idea rather than treating it as a limitation. ●…
read moreTsingpu Yangzhou Retreat | China An extraordinary architectural retreat where Neri&Hu turns the traditional Chinese courtyard into a labyrinth of reclaimed brick, water and landscape. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Neri&Hu reinterprets Yangzhou’s traditional courtyard-house typology as an entire hotel, using walls and pathways to connect old buildings, new architecture and landscape. ● Reclaimed…
read moreMandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong | Central, Hong Kong, China Hong Kong heritage, contemporary residential luxury and one of Asia’s most formidable culinary collections, reimagined by Joyce Wang Studio. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Joyce Wang Studio has transformed the 109-room hotel into a sophisticated Hong Kong pied-à-terre inspired by the city’s historic…
read moreVan Oys Maastricht Retreat | Eijsden, The Netherlands Eight centuries of history, reimagined through slow luxury, gastronomy and the landscape of South Limburg. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A historic estate on the River Maas transformed into a contemporary retreat across a château, former farmstead and new-build Carré. ● Quiet, tactile interiors use stone,…
read moreInterno Marche Design Experience Hotel - Tolentino, Marche, Italy A living museum of Italian design, where 60 years of creative history become part of the stay Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A former leather factory and Poltrona Frau headquarters transformed into a 30-room casa-museo, with more than 400 pieces tracing six decades of Italian…
read moreW Sardinia – Poltu Quatu, Italy W grows up on the Costa Smeralda, trading glossy excess for Sardinian craft, coastal textures and a hidden harbour Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Meyer Davis gives the W formula a distinctly Sardinian identity, replacing the brand’s old high-gloss aesthetic with tactile materials, organic forms, local stone and…
read moreCanopy by Hilton Bangkok Sukhumvit - Thailand Bangkok’s cinematic past meets contemporary neighbourhood cool in Asoke Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● The first Canopy hotel in Southeast Asia, with AvroKO using Asoke’s industrial history and Thailand’s early film industry as unexpected starting points for the design. ● A bronze façade inspired by vintage movie…
read moreHotel Riviera Menorca – Ciutadella, Spain A splash of 1970s Italian seaside glamour brings colour, curves and a little mischief to Menorca. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Ilmiodesign deliberately rejects the ubiquitous white-on-white Balearic aesthetic, looking instead to the colourful beach culture of the 1970s Italian Riviera Romagnola. ● The former Hotel Madrid has…
read moreFinca La Bobadilla – Sierra de Loja, Andalusia, Spain An Andalusian village in miniature, reborn by Único Hotels with local craft, olive-grove living and a new culinary identity. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A 73-room estate spread across 350 hectares of Mediterranean woodland and more than 2,000 ancient olive trees, conceived not as a…
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