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.
Hobo Hotel Oslo, Norway 1960s optimism, Nordic resourcefulness and a new kind of urban community in the heart of Oslo. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Studio Aisslinger turns 1960s countercultural idealism into an exuberant “Architecture of Optimism” filled with colour, reclaimed materials and playful design. ● Four very different food and drink concepts make…
read moreThe Zetter Bloomsbury | London, United Kingdom Six Georgian townhouses become a richly layered home for art, antiques, books, and Bloomsbury eccentricity Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● James Thurstan Waterworth avoids the polished sameness of contemporary boutique hospitality, layering antiques, mid-century furniture, vintage textiles, British art, and objects that feel collected rather than decorated.…
read morePulso Hotel Faria Lima, São Paulo, Brazil Brazilian modernism, contemporary art, and urban calm in the heart of Pinheiros Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A sophisticated new boutique hotel by Studio Arthur Casas, combining Brazilian modernist furniture, lush landscaping, and beautifully restrained contemporary architecture. ● Just 57 rooms, each layered with vintage pieces, local…
read moreOrient Express Venezia - Venice, Italy A Fifteenth-Century Palazzo Reborn with Theatrical Venetian Grandeur Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Palazzo Donà Giovannelli restored over nearly a decade with exceptional attention to frescoes, stonework, gilding, timber, and historic craftsmanship. ● Interiors by Aline Asmar d’Amman that place contemporary design in confident dialogue with six centuries…
read moreSix Senses London | United Kingdom A Historic Department Store Reimagined as an Urban Wellness Retreat Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● The transformation of the Grade II-listed Whiteleys department store into a richly layered hotel by Foster + Partners, EPR Architects, and AvroKO. ● Interiors that reinterpret Victorian retail grandeur through Art Deco curves,…
read moreTerreno Barrio, Palma de Mallorca, Spain A Neighbourhood Hotel Designed for the City That Surrounds It Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A thoughtful collaboration between OHLAB, Studio Roses, and an exceptional network of Mallorcan artists, designers, and craftspeople. ● A hotel that places community at its heart, transforming private space into a public meeting…
read moreJAM Hotel Ghent | Belgium An Artists' Atelier Inside a Historic Military Barracks Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable adaptive reuse project that transforms a former military barracks into one of Europe's most creative design hotels. ● An extraordinary collaboration between Studio Lionel Jadot and more than forty local artists, designers, and makers.…
read moreThe Hôtel Lili | Beverly Hills, Los Angeles | California, USA Parisian Romance Meets Old Hollywood Intimacy Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully reimagined 1939 private residence that brings rare intimacy and residential character to Beverly Hills. ● Palisociety’s richly layered interiors combine Parisian elegance, Old Hollywood glamour, and playful contemporary details. ●…
read moreThe Dean Munich A bold lifestyle hotel where Jugendstil elegance, 1980s glamour, and contemporary creativity redefine one of Germany's most stylish cities. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Interiors by Tatjana von Stein that brilliantly blend Munich's Jugendstil heritage with its overlooked 1980s creative scene. ● A destination in itself, combining contemporary art, Japanese dining,…
read moreWythe Hotel | Brooklyn, New York City | USA The Hotel That Defined Williamsburg Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of New York's pioneering industrial conversions, transforming a 1901 factory into the hotel that helped define modern Williamsburg. ● Authentic warehouse architecture with soaring ceilings, exposed brick, concrete floors, and spectacular Manhattan skyline views.…
read moreThe Lince Braga – Braga, PortugalWhere a Historic Convent Meets the Silence of the Hills Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored 18th-century Franciscan convent transformed into a contemporary retreat surrounded by the green landscapes of Minho. ● Interiors by Vilaça Interiores balance historic architecture with understated Portuguese design and residential comfort. ●…
read moreAndaz Lisbon, by Hyatt | PortugalPatricia Urquiola transforms a historic Baixa block into a layered, art-filled lifestyle hotel rooted in Portugal’s cultural crossroads A Lifestyle Hotel That Actually Feels Like Lisbon Lisbon does not need another polite hotel.
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