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.
Can Aulí Luxury Retreat | Pollença, Mallorca | Spain 17th-century Mallorcan architecture, contemporary craft, and a hidden courtyard in the heart of Pollença Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A sensitively restored 17th-century townhouse where exposed stone, timber beams, travertine, and contemporary furniture create a convincing dialogue between old and new. ● Local craftsmanship is…
read moreLa Réserve Knokke | Belgium A legendary Belgian grand hotel reimagined through sculptural architecture, understated luxury, and sweeping views over Silver Lake. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully transformed coastal icon where Glenn Sestig's minimalist architecture brings new life to one of Belgium's most celebrated hotels. ● Elegant interiors defined by natural materials,…
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 moreBEAUSiTE Zermatt | Switzerland Historic Alpine grandeur reimagined with bold design, British wit, and one of the finest Matterhorn views in the Alps Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored Belle Époque hotel where heritage architecture meets playful contemporary interiors by Atelier Zürich. ● Spectacular spa with indoor-outdoor infinity pool facing the Matterhorn,…
read moreThe Singapore EDITION Ian Schrager's Southeast Asian Debut Where Tropical Modernism Meets Refined Luxury Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● The first EDITION hotel in Southeast Asia, bringing Ian Schrager's influential vision of understated luxury to Singapore. ● Architecture by Safdie Architects and DP Architects, with elegant interiors by Cap Atelier that seamlessly blend biophilic…
read moreThe BoTree London, Curio Collection by Hilton | United Kingdom Conscious Luxury Between Marylebone and Mayfair Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A contemporary luxury hotel that places wellbeing, sustainability, and genuine hospitality at the heart of the guest experience. ● Warm, nature-inspired interiors where handcrafted materials, rich textures, and abundant greenery create a calming…
read moreMondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes, France Philippe Starck transforms a 19th-century wine landmark into a seductive dialogue between Bordeaux and Japan Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Philippe Starck and architect Jean-François Le Gal retain the neo-Gothic character of the former Calvet wine cellars while giving the interiors an unmistakably contemporary identity. ● Raw concrete, Bordeaux…
read moreBootshaus - Amberg, Germany Five historic houses, one riverside inn and a beautifully restrained new chapter for old Bavaria Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A collection of five historic buildings — some dating back to the 14th century — restored with unusual sensitivity rather than polished into generic boutique-hotel perfection. ● The rooms embrace…
read moreRiva Vista Riverfront Resort - Chiang Rai, Thailand Contemporary architecture meets the traditions of Northern Thailand on the banks of the Kok River Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● IDIN Architects deconstructs traditional Lanna architecture rather than simply reproducing it, translating centuries-old forms, materials and furniture typologies into a striking contemporary hotel. ● The unusual…
read moreArtyzen Singapore A Contemporary Urban Sanctuary Inspired by Singapore's Tropical Heritage Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A sophisticated architectural statement by Singapore-based practice ONG&ONG that reinterprets the site's historic 1940s garden mansion. ● Biophilic design at its finest, with lush vertical gardens, open courtyards, and seamless connections between architecture and nature. ● Refined interiors…
read moreHôtel Pilgrim | Paris, France A Seventies-Inspired Retreat Bringing Contemporary Design to the Latin Quarter Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A bold contemporary façade and richly layered interiors offer a refreshing contrast to the historic streets of Paris's Latin Quarter. ● Exposed concrete, velvet, brushed metal, and warm seventies-inspired colours create one of the…
read moreNobis Hotel Palma | Palma de Mallorca, Spain A Thousand Years of History Reimagined Through Scandinavian Simplicity Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable restoration of one of Palma's oldest buildings, blending a 12th-century Islamic palace with refined contemporary design. ● Interiors by Wingårdhs that combine Scandinavian restraint with Mallorcan craftsmanship and natural materials.…
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