Just as the MICHELIN Stars recognize outstanding restaurants, hotels now have their own distinction.

The MICHELIN Guide announces top honors for French hotels in 2024.

Our new series, Signature Spaces, takes a closer look at the most iconic spots in MICHELIN Guide hotels.

As you stroll the remote French village of Assignan, you can’t miss the colors of Chateau & Village Castigno, a wine hotel that’s been splashed throughout the town.

The iconic spa at Les Sources de Caudalie is built around the mineral waters of a thermal spring deep underground. That's just the beginning.

The 'Piano Suite' is an exclusive oasis atop a completely singular Parisian manor.

In the heart of Provence and steps from the palace where seven Popes once reigned, La Mirande is a time capsule of centuries of French decorative arts — all in an unmistakably luxurious hotel.

Les Bains Paris was a spa for Proust and a nightclub for Bowie and Jagger. Now, it might be the city's hippest design hotel — recently awarded one of Paris' first MICHELIN Keys.

Patrick McKillen turned an old French vineyard into a striking hotel with a collection of art and architecture to rival the world’s very best. It's among the first Three Key hotels in France.

Discover the best hotel lobbies for communal working.

The legendary chef behind Three Starred Le Bernardin reveals his favorite New York City spots.

New to New York? These are tried and true.

This project introduces Tokyo through the lens of culinary figures and celebrities connected to the city. Try visiting these cafés, bars and other trendy hot spots, and you might discover an entirely new side of Tokyo.

For those trips when budget is no object.

From Botero sculptures to Poltrona Frau furniture, these spaces up the ante on fabulous.

Because everyone needs a break from the urban hustle and bustle.

Whet your whistle with a fabulous tipple at these haute watering holes.

Visiting the city? Make your Manhattanite friends jealous with your room.