The 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 places to stay in more than 130 countries, including the recent discoveries below.
Foresters Hall
Cowes, Isle of Wight, UK
The Georgian townhouse now home to Foresters Hall has long been a local fixture, originally used as a meeting place for the Ancient Order of Foresters. Its most recent chapter began in 2022, when a couple of film-industry professionals parlayed their years of travel experience into their first hospitality venture.
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Blind Tiger Carleton Street
Portland, Maine, USA
Blind Tiger Carleton Street is a six-room guesthouse in a charming residential neighbourhood, decorated with a carefully curated selection of vintage furnishings and local artworks – and all an easy walk to the best Portland has to offer. It comes from Lark, the group responsible for many of New England’s finest boutique hotels.
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Hideaway Hotel Montestyria
Mariazell, Austria
The Mariazellerland, roughly equidistant from Vienna and Graz, is as spectacular as any region in the Alps, and in the Montestyria Chalets & Suiten, it’s got a hotel that dares to depart from the Alpine-lodge norm, to impressive results – a hybrid of boutique-influenced contemporary design and classic Alpine materials.
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Cross Riverside Resort
Chiang Mai, Thailand
With a location at the edge of the Ping River, Cross Chiang Mai Riverside is a tranquil urban resort in Thailand’s capital of culture. The 30 suites all include balconies, some with river views, as well as the latest luxury must-haves. The open-air Oxygen Dining Room is an enticing option for those who enjoy dining alfresco.
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Castell Son Claret
Es Capdellà, Spain
The foothills of Mallorca’s spectacular Tramuntana mountain range provide a suitably grand backdrop for Castell Son Claret, a 19th Century castle on an estate that spans more than 300 acres of gardens and parkland. A 2023 renovation turned this historic house into a thoroughly luxurious 43-unit boutique hotel.
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Mandraki Beach Resort
Hydra, Greece
The mythical hydra has many heads, but the island of the same name has only one sandy beach – and it’s where you’ll find Mandraki, a modern resort built on the site of a 19th Century naval fortification. This helps explain the aesthetic: one part weathered stone and one part crisp, contemporary minimalism.
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Asbury Ocean Club Hotel
Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA
Places like Asbury Park, in the heart of the Jersey Shore, are experiencing a renaissance. A hotel like the Ocean Club would have been unthinkable a decade or two ago, but today it’s a breath of fresh air – a light and stylish luxury hotel that’s set right on Ocean Avenue, steps from the boardwalk and the beach.
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JANU Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Janu is Aman’s slightly more attainable, more youth-oriented sister brand. The first installment is within Tokyo’s mixed-use Azabudai Hills skyscraper complex. Luxurious though it is, Janu is less a self-contained, Aman-style urban resort and more the sort of sociable boutique hotel that engages directly with its setting.
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Post Hotel – Tradition & Lifestyle
South Tyrol, Italy
Just a few miles from the Austrian border, the Post Hotel is a 1926-vintage inn that was extensively renovated in 2014 and now stands as a fine example of Italy’s modern generation of Alpine luxury boutique hotels. It’s for adults only, which certainly aids in its efforts to provide a tranquil atmosphere.
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Hunum
Gordona, Italy
The name Hunum is a portmanteau of three words: humanus, humus and unicum, or human, earthly and unique. And while there’s plenty of theory behind the combination, it’s perhaps most easily understood via a look at Hunum’s site, its cabins and the lifestyle experienced by its guests. Its scale is small – a mere seven cabins arranged in three groups, surrounded by ancient chestnut trees; and its style is singular – both modern and rustic, with its forms disciplined in their simplicity and its interiors touched with handmade warmth. Like any agriturismo worthy of the name, Hunum is not just a lodging, but a working farm, producing vegetables and honey alongside their chestnut harvest.
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