The Chelsea Hotel is back. The New York landmark and one-time home to dozens of the city’s most famous residents has been reinvented and is ready for its big reveal.

Every month, the MICHELIN Guide hotel specialists share their top discoveries from across the world

As part of the MICHELIN Guide Athens 2022, we're looking at the best hotels in Greece's captivating capital city

Hotels like the Kumaon don’t come along often. In a remote part of India made famous by Bob Dylan and George Harrison, it’s an experience as rare and improbable as the methods required to build it.

The motif of the Tuscan farmhouse has been emulated throughout the world — probably to its own detriment. But there’s nothing like the real thing, and these hotels give you all of the authenticity without any of the cliché.

Toronto's most impressive restaurants will be in the MICHELIN Guide for the first time ever — a signal that the city’s flourishing culinary scene is as sophisticated as its hotel offerings.

Canada, including newest MICHELIN Guide cities Toronto and Vancouver, has a rapidly growing collection of super stylish, design-forward hotels.

Where to eat, stay, and play in NYC neighborhoods Soho and Nolita

Dive deep into the history of your favorite things to eat and drink at these food museums around the world.

Tuscany’s castle hotels operate at their own smooth speed. They’re fortifications, to be sure, but like seemingly everything else in the region, they also exude style and serenity.

Every month, the MICHELIN Guide hotel specialists share their top discoveries from across the world

You may not think you want any funk in your Florence hotel, but after seeing the city, you might need it. Take a load off — and take yourself to a hotel with flash and flair to spare.

We're highlighting the type of accommodation that’s most synonymous with the region: the Tuscan villa.

Travel the countryside on a gastronomic tour of restaurants recommended in the inaugural MICHELIN Guide Estonia 2022

Every month, the MICHELIN Guide hotel specialists share their top discoveries from across the world

By taking inspiration from its wilder, more untamed roots, golf has the potential to be mentioned alongside sports like — don’t laugh — skiing and surfing. Given its reputation, that might be exactly what it needs.

Residents of the Azores are fiercely protective of their islands’ natural gifts. They’ve long been wary of tourism, but hotels like Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort show they’re slowly starting to come around — on their own terms.

Across England, it’s the country house hotels and old coaching inns where playfulness and eccentricity are allowed to shine.