Travel 2 minutes 20 September 2023

This Week’s New Hotels

MICHELIN Guide hotel experts share their most exciting discoveries for the week of September 18th.

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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 6,000 amazing accommodations in more than 130 countries, including the recent discoveries below.


Hotel Montevideo
Montevideo, Uruguay

It takes quite a bit of confidence to name your hotel after the city it calls home. But it turns out the Hotel Montevideo has plenty to be confident about. This 80-room boutique-style luxury hotel aims to be nothing less than the finest hotel in the Uruguayan capital, and there’s no question it lands in the top tier.

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Autocamp Yosemite
Midpines, California

Yosemite National Park has never been served by accommodations you would describe as stylish. AutoCamp changes all that, with its fleet of custom-designed Airstream trailers and a modernist-inspired Clubhouse that’ll have you wondering if it might not be time for the Park Service to update its architectural style.

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Birch Cheshunt
Cheshunt, England

It seems impossible that this should exist a mere half-hour from London’s city center, but here it is — a beautifully preserved Grade II-listed Georgian house on a 55-acre estate is the venue for Birch, which is part country-house hotel, part members’ club, part retreat center, and part whatever it sets its mind to next.

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Mondrian Ibiza
Ibiza, Spain

The Mondrian brand was always destined to turn up in Ibiza, a destination that’s equally dedicated to glamorous nightlife and idyllic beach life. This gleaming white structure stands proudly over the bay at Cala Llonga. Inside, Mondrian’s signature minimalist-chic is given a warmer and more organic makeover.

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Auberge La Fenière
Cadenet, France

Third-generation chef/owner Nadia Sammut is, after her mother, the second chef to have overseen La Fenière’s kitchen in its Michelin-starred era. Ms. Sammut regards La Fenière as no mere restaurant or lodging but a Place of Life, pursuing health, the environment, education, and all manner of human flourishing.

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The Collective at Woolsery
Bideford, England

The Collective at Woolsery is no ordinary hotel, but something more like a southern Italian “albergo diffuso” — it encompasses the Farmers Arms pub, the neighboring chip shop, the J. Andrew Shop & Post Office, and the nearby Birch Farm.

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Bluebird Lake Placid
Lake Placid, New York

Lake Placid has twice hosted the Winter Olympics, and is also a fine summertime destination. So it’s no surprise that Bluebird Lake Placid is oriented towards outdoor recreation. Its stylish Scandinavian-meets-Japanese minimalist aesthetic is a welcome departure from the region’s more familiar Adirondack lodges.

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Hôtel Royal Madeleine
Paris, France

Sometimes a grand palace hotel is too much, and an edgy little boutique hotel is not enough. There’s a third way — something like the Royal Madeleine. It's fantastically well-located, close to the Palais Garnier and the Saint-Lazare station. And while it dates only to 1976, its aesthetic spans multiple eras.

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Pendry Newport Beach
Newport Beach, California

The Pendry Newport Beach fits in between its Los Angeles and San Diego siblings, in a tower that stands over the Fashion Island shopping center. Once you’re inside, though, it’s hard not to feel transported to somewhere rather more far-flung, thanks to the Pendry’s talent for cultivating a resort-like atmosphere.

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Mykonos Blanc Hotel
Mykonos, Greece

Think of a Mykonos luxury boutique hotel and what you’re imagining likely bears a strong resemblance to Mykonos Blanc. Set at one end of the picturesque south-facing Ornos Beach, it’s a picture-perfect slice of Cycladic hospitality, a terraced village of whitewashed villas containing 42 minimalist-chic rooms and suites.

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