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.
From January 15 the South Bank design hotel, Mondrian London operates as the Sea Containers London. Paying homage to the history of the iconic building in which the hotel sits, the new name will also mark the hotel’s independent status, as it will now be managed by Lore Group, as part of its collection of independent hotels.
read morePoland’s PURO Hotels have opened up their largest lifestyle hospitality unit, PURO Krakow Kazimierz, today here (there’s also an outpost at the Old Town) with interiors boasting a myriad of slick European design brands like Fritz Hansen, Gubi, &Tradition, Golran1898, Moroso, Baxter, Fogia, and Kettal.
read moreBankside Hotel, Autograph Collection | London, United Kingdom 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…
read moreFORM Hotel, Dubai Minimalist Design in a City of Maximalism Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Dubai's few genuinely design-led boutique hotels, proving that thoughtful minimalism can be just as luxurious as extravagance. ● A refined architectural language of marble, walnut, brushed brass, and natural light creates a calm sanctuary within one of…
read moreUpper House Shanghai – China Piero Lissoni’s contemporary sanctuary in Jing’an, where Italian restraint meets Shanghai’s cosmopolitan energy. Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Piero Lissoni’s architecture and interiors combine Italian minimalism with subtle references to Chinese materials, craftsmanship and spatial traditions. ● Part of The House Collective, the former Middle House brings the group’s…
read morenhow Amsterdam RAI | The Netherlands Where Architecture Becomes a Global Conversation Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● An iconic landmark designed by OMA, where Rem Koolhaas transformed Amsterdam's skyline with a bold architectural statement. ● Vibrant interiors that celebrate cultures from around the world, reflecting Amsterdam's centuries-old identity as an international crossroads. ● One…
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…
read moreHotel PACAI, Vilnius, Lithuania A 17th-century Baroque palace where centuries of history become part of the design Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Architect Saulius Mikštas and YES.design.architecture resisted polishing away the past, preserving frescoes, exposed brick, cracked plaster, old timber, and other traces of the palace’s extraordinary history. ● The 104 rooms and suites…
read moreOn a mission to transform and expand Illa Blanca’s cultural offerings, Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel—set in an over-the-top ode to Miami‘s idiosyncrasies and Ettore Sottsass’s avant garde Memphis Style—is curating a programme seeking to make art more accessible for locals and visitors alike.
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