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: 10 hotels we want you to know for July.
Sonora Resort
Sonora Island, CanadaArriving at Sonora Resort is an adventure, whether you coast over Desolation Sound on a seaplane or glide past seal colonies on the boat journey from Campbell River. The fishing lodge-turned-luxury resort is the only hotel on Sonora Island, part of a remote archipelago on Canada’s west coast.
Hôtel Florida
Paris, FranceYou wouldn’t guess it at first, but the Hôtel Florida is almost entirely new inside. The Parisian architecture firm Liautard and the Queen worked hard to strike the perfect balance between vintage charm and modern glamour, revitalizing the landmark’s interiors with walnut wood paneling, Art Deco furnishings, and fanciful wallpaper.
Casa Olivea
Valle de Guadalupe, MexicoWhen exploring Baja California’s Ruta del Vino, it’s essential to have a place to escape the sun and hydrate after wine tastings. The oasis-like Casa Olivea, located on the historic route that leads through the wine-growing region, is just the ticket. Cool and quiet, its rooms are set amid fragrant gardens with olive trees.
Centara Reserve Samui
Koh Samui, ThailandCentara Reserve Samui, set on a secluded stretch of Koh Samui’s idyllic Chaweng Beach, represents the Centara brand’s first foray into the ultra-luxury sphere, with a stunning pair of waterfront swimming pools, a light-filled spa, a slew of upscale indoor-outdoor restaurants, and a sophisticated gin bar.
Borgo San Vincenzo
Montepulciano, ItalyNamed after the patron saint of wine, Borgo San Vincenzo sits amid picturesque Tuscan vineyards. The former 18th-century farmstead houses rooms cleverly named after bottle sizes, from Jeroboam studios to the sprawling Nebuchadnezzar suite. Cypress-shaded poolside loungers invite languorous afternoons.
Swinton Estate
Rippon, UKSwinton Park is impressive enough: a beautiful 18th-century castle surrounded by some 200 acres of lake-dotted parkland. But that’s only the core of the greater Swinton Estate, which expands to an eye-watering 20,000 acres and encompasses a number of freestanding cottages.
Bobo by The Stay
Bodrum, TurkeyTake a team of talented Turkish creatives and put them to work designing hotels in some of the most beautiful destinations around the country. That’s the idea behind The Stay, an art-forward, sustainability-focused line of boutique hotels, including a bohemian-chic retreat on the secluded northern shore of the Bodrum Peninsula.
Casas da Quinta de Cima
Faro, PortugalOnce the workers’ cottages on a 19th-century agricultural estate, Casas da Quinta de Cima has been reimagined by the same family five generations on. Private terraces look onto groves of orange and avocado, with the sea just beyond. The estate’s farm-to-table culinary approach is a particular highlight.
Pomâlo Inn
Vis, CroatiaOn the quiet island of Vis — once a naval base closed to foreigners for nearly 50 years — Pomâlo Inn offers a rare glimpse into Dalmatia as it once was. An 1810 Brač stone house just steps from the harbor, this ten-room retreat brings together laid-back design and contemporary minimalism.
Rusty Parrot Lodge and Spa
Wyoming, USAThe Rusty Parrot is a Jackson Hole institution, and in its newest incarnation it’s the sort of unpretentiously upscale luxury boutique hotel that the destination demands. It’s still family-owned and -operated, and the service is as personal as ever. But the interiors now blend Rocky Mountain ruggedness with crisp contemporary style.
Top image: Borgo San Vincenzo — Montepulciano, Italy
