MICHELIN Guide hotel experts are a hard-working crew. They spend their days scouring the earth to find the most extraordinary hotels for all budgets — places that stand out for their style, service, and personality. As a result, the MICHELIN Guide hotel selection features over 5,000 amazing accommodations in more than 130 countries, including the recent discoveries below.
Nomade Holbox
Holbox, Mexico
Isla Holbox is still a tropical paradise, but it’s harder these days to find peace and quiet on the sand. Enter Nomade Holbox, a luxurious and eco-conscious adults-only retreat that’s a 15-minute golf-cart ride from the ferry terminal, pleasantly removed from the busier parts of the island and set right on a secluded beach.
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El Capitan Hotel
Merced, California
Though it’s named for Yosemite’s most famous rock face, El Capitan is set not within the national park, but some 80 miles away. Merced is the last proper city on the way to Yosemite — appropriately, the hotel is dedicated to outdoor adventure and urban culture in roughly equal measure.
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One&Only Portonovi
Herceg Novi, Montenegro
Montenegro's Adriatic coast has seen substantial luxury development in recent years, and the arrival of the One&Only Portonovi adds momentum to the trend. Like all One&Only hotels, it's in the top tier when it comes to luxury, and includes an Italian restaurant by the Michelin-starred chef Giorgio Locatelli.
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Maison Brummell Majorelle
Marrakech, Morocco
Maison Brummell Majorelle is a bold tribute to Moroccan style, featuring a mix of Arab architectural elements, Moorish archways, and local artisan traditions. It rises up behind terrazzo walls like a modernist sandcastle, its interiors spare and sculptural with smooth stone flooring, tadelakt walls, and designer furnishings.
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Gundari
Folegandros, Greece
Folegandros is known for its wild beauty and dramatic landscapes, and Gundari was designed to match the rugged scenery. Raw luxury is the guiding principle: this clifftop property itself is large and windswept, occupying 80 acres on the island’s southern coast, sustainably built with rock excavated from the site.
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Camptown Catskills
Leeds, NY, USA
The 1930s motel that now serves as Camptown’s main lodge is full of character. The nearly century-old bones of the place have been preserved, but it’s been refinished with a bit of modernism, a healthy dose of Shaker simplicity, and plenty of rustic rough edge — and joined by 26 cabins, each a variation on the theme.
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Nobu Hotel Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain
The Nobu brand, today, is synonymous with more than sushi — with the advent of the eponymous hotels, the name now calls to mind a collection of chic, luxurious modern hotels — like this one, located in one of Barcelona’s most rapidly evolving neighborhoods, within a 23-story tower that dates back to the 1970s.
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Le Martin Boutique Hotel
Saint Martin, French West Indies
This sort of high-style, small-scale lodging isn't common in the Caribbean the way it is in the world’s capital cities. Le Martin Boutique Hotel makes a statement with its name; in this corner of the French West Indies, fans of boutique hospitality and modern, glamorous hotel interiors need look no further.
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Almaria Officina Real Apartments
Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon's Almaria group transforms unusual historical structures into stylish and modern apartment-style quasi-hotels. For Almaria Officina Real the raw material is a handsome building in Baixa-Chiado once used as a pewter workshop for the Royal House — it's now 10 attractive and characterful apartments.
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Urban Hive Milano
Milan, Italy
High-end luxury travelers have always been well served by the Milanese hotel market; less common in Italy’s most fashionable city are hotels that appeal to a younger and more diverse crowd. Urban Hive Milano, in the Brera district, just to the north of the city center, aims to fill this gap.
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Top image: One&Only Portonovi — Herceg Novi, Montenegro
