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.
Joie de Vivre Hotels’ Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco has completed a US$28 million renovation. While the building’s 1960s exterior was maintained, interiors have been completely scrapped and reimagined by Brooklyn-based Markzeff Design.
read moreFour Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens - Vouliagmeni, Greece A Modernist Riviera Icon Where Athenian Glamour Meets the Aegean Sea Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● An impeccably restored 1960s modernist landmark that helped define the Athens Riviera, reimagined by Meyer Davis, K-Studio, and Martin Brudnizki. ● A spectacular 74-acre pine-covered peninsula with private beaches,…
read moreBarceló Torre de Madrid is a luxury hotel designed by Jaime Hayón, set in Madrid’s iconic Torre de Madrid at the end of the Gran Vía on Plaza de España. One of Madrid’s tallest buildings at 36 floors it was constructed between 1954 and 1957 and was for some time the world’s tallest concrete structure.
read moreSet in an architectural gem from 1883, and hailed for its iconic nine-story atrium and pyramidal skylight, The Beekman is a unique luxury lifestyle hotel located in New York’s downtown.
read moreGenerator Rome - Italy Laid-Back Cool Meets Roman Heritage Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A design-led hostel that successfully combines boutique hotel aesthetics with the sociable atmosphere modern travellers are looking for. ● Stylish communal spaces filled with eclectic furniture, contemporary art, and playful interiors that celebrate both Roman heritage and Generator's unmistakable creative…
read moreThompson Nashville, Tennessee, USA Southern sophistication, creative energy and rooftop swagger in the heart of The Gulch Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● Hastings Architecture and Parts and Labor Design give this 224-room hotel a distinctly Nashville identity without falling back on obvious music-city clichés. ● Locally made details—from Patrick Hayes’ monumental reclaimed-wood lobby floor…
read moreMoinhos das Marés | Fuseta, Eastern Algarve | Portugal Where Tides, Heritage, and Craft Shape a Different Kind of Escape Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● A remarkable restoration project that transformed a centuries-old tidal mill into one of the Algarve’s most authentic heritage stays. ● A unique setting surrounded by salt pans, wetlands, and…
read moreHyatt Regency San Francisco John Portman's Architectural Masterpiece on the Embarcadero Why DNA Hotels Loves It ● One of the world's most iconic hotel atriums, designed by legendary architect John Portman and still one of the great achievements of modern hospitality architecture. ● A landmark of 1970s Brutalist-inspired design where dramatic scale, light, and geometry…
read moreThe DNA: A swanky yet subdued sparkly gem of mirrors, polished brass fixtures, opulent fabrics, and petrol blue hues, the hotel fuses Gulf-style luxury with Parisian scale and a twinkle of Art Deco.
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