We’re constantly expanding our MICHELIN Guide hotel selection with new discoveries — places handpicked by our Inspectors for their exceptional style, service, and personality. As of today, our curated collection includes over 6,000 outstanding accommodations across more than 130 countries. Below are some of our latest finds: 12 hotels we want you to know for February.
Zamek Łeba
Łeba, PolandZamek Łeba’s off-the-beaten-path location, tucked between the shoreline of the blue Baltic Sea and the shifting dunes of Słowiński National Park, is part of what makes it magical. The storybook castle dates back to the 1900s, and there’s still a charming, yet unmistakably old-world air to the place.
Le Petit Pali Brentwood
Los Angeles, CA, USALe Petit Pali Brentwood fills a gap in the L.A. hotel scene: it’s a great place to stay in one of the city’s most stylish neighborhoods, an area that’s surprisingly short on lodging options. Like others in the Le Petit Pali collection, the 25-room boutique hotel is a smart redesign of an old inn, a historic motor lodge on Sunset Blvd.
AWOL Stowe
Stowe, VT, USAJust outside the village of Stowe on the edge of picturesque Cady Hill Forest, AWOL Stowe is a stylish addition to the mountain resort’s growing boutique hotel scene. It’s unabashedly hip, the kind of place with an artisanal toast bar, tabletop s’mores service, and a cold plunge pool, though noticeably livelier after dark.
Hôtel Grand Coeur Latin
Paris, FranceHôtel Grand Coeur Latin is an elegant little luxury hotel in the Latin Quarter of Paris. Here Marie-Paule Clout and Vincent Bastie have created an experience that draws on innumerable eras of Parisian history, and the resulting hotel is a fine ambassador for this famously eclectic neighborhood.
Las Balsas
Villa La Angostura, ArgentinaTucked between the snow-capped Andes and Nahuel Huapi Lake in the deep reaches of Argentine Patagonia, far-flung Villa La Angostura is one of the most scenic destinations in the country. And its most luxurious hotel, Las Balsas, housed in an elegant wooden lodge right on the lakefront, looks straight out of a fairytale.
Aman Nai Lert
Bangkok, ThailandThe very first Aman was a resort on Phuket. Now, more than three decades later, the brand returns to Thailand once again to open its first hotel in Bangkok. Aman Nai Lert is the latest addition to Aman’s expanding collection of urban hotels, and it’s every bit as lavish as the ultra-luxurious resorts that put them on the map.
Mollie Aspen
Aspen, CO, USAThere’s no rule that says a modern Colorado ski hotel has to look like a national park lodge or an Alpine chalet. And in these days of “quiet luxury,” there’s nothing more quietly luxurious than the sort of Bauhaus-meets-Japanese-Scandinavian modernism on display at the Mollie Aspen.
The Manner Soho
New York City, NY, USAThis address on Thompson Street has long been part of boutique-hotel history, but The Manner is a fresh start. There’s no trace of the minimalist look that used to rule Downtown hotels. Instead you’ll find colorful and richly textured interiors, and an atmosphere that calls to mind a particularly glamorous residence.
Vocabolo Moscatelli
Umbertide, ItalyIt’s not just the name that marks Vocabolo Moscatelli Boutique Hotel & Restaurant as an “only in Italy” production — nowhere else on Earth do hoteliers so freely mix elements like the ancient stone walls of a 12th-century Umbrian monastery with ultra-modern, ultra-luxe designer furniture.
Muaré Tulum
Tulum, MexicoSet neither on the coast nor the busy town center, Muaré Tulum makes its home in the hip, largely residential district of La Veleta. From within its grounds, however, you might as well be deep in the jungle — the setting is lush and verdant, dotted with plunge pools in addition to a winding, lagoon-like main pool.
Top image: AWOL Stowe in Stowe, Vermont
