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.
NH Collection Ibiza | Ibiza Town, Spain Yacht-inspired design and grown-up glamour between Ibiza’s marina and Dalt Vila Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Baranowitz + Kronenberg translate Ibiza’s maritime identity into 38 beautifully restrained rooms, combining stripped timber, polished stainless steel, crisp fabrics, and abundant Mediterranean light. ● Its former life as Sir Joan…
read moreHotel Indigo The Hague – Palace Noordeinde Royal Heritage Meets Boutique Design Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A beautifully restored former Dutch National Bank where history is reimagined through playful contemporary design. ● Rich interiors inspired by the building's banking past, filled with bespoke details, bold colours, and unexpected surprises. ● An exceptional location…
read moreRadisson Collection Royal Hotel, Copenhagen | Denmark The World's First Design Hotel and Arne Jacobsen's Total Work of Art Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Designed entirely by Arne Jacobsen in 1960, it is widely regarded as the world's first true design hotel and one of the finest examples of a Gesamtkunstwerk. ● Home to…
read moreFabrika Tbilisi Where Soviet Industrial Heritage Meets Creative Community Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of Europe’s most successful examples of adaptive reuse, transforming a former Soviet sewing factory into a vibrant hospitality and cultural hub. ● Raw industrial architecture, street art, and preserved factory details create an atmosphere that feels authentic rather than…
read moreCitadines Connect Sydney Airport, Australia A Retro-Futurist Airport Hotel That Brings the Glamour of the Jet Age Back to Travel Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A rare airport hotel with genuine design personality, inspired by the glamour, optimism, and graphic style of aviation’s golden age. ● The top-floor Sky Lounge turns arrivals and departures…
read moreFive years in the making, French property developer Pierre Beckerich’s model of full hotel service layered over Airbnb-type accommodation has opened March 2017. The YOOMA Urban Lodge is set between mini skyscrapers (including the unmissable 1970s Totem Tower) overlooking a busy riverside road in the 15th arrondissement of central Paris.
read moreAlthough a new hotel, the St. George in Helsinki is set in a classic building completed in 1890 with parts going back to the 1840s. Designed by architect Onni Tarjanne, who was also responsible for the Finnish National Theatre, the building played host to the Finnish Literature Society and as printing house for the first Finnish newspaper, Suometar.
read moreA luxury small hotel in townhouse-style, Sanders blurs the lines between a traditional boutique hotel and a more residential setting. Set in a classical Jugendstil building, dating back to 1869, with a façade freshly coated in signature Copenhagen green, interiors are an eclectic mix of styles: Danish mid-century modern, colonial chic and a dash of theatrical drama.
read moreBoasting spectacular views of the glinting River Douro, Torel Avantgarde is an eclectic and charming boutique hotel that pays homage to the best of Portuguese arts and crafts. From the hand-laid wood floor to furniture and lighting, everything is is designed and made in Portugal.
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