The MICHELIN Guide hotel Inspectors 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 places to stay in more than 130 countries, including the recent discoveries below.
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The Richland
Orange, CA, USAOrange was originally called Richland, and its newest boutique hotel borrows both a name and stylistic inspiration from the town’s past. The Richland occupies a beautifully restored residence in Old Towne that includes a two-storey wooden house, a freestanding cottage and a stylish bar and lounge, all set amid olive trees.
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Highfield
Driffield, UKHighfield, a country house in the scenic Yorkshire Wolds, has long been imbued with a romantic atmosphere. The original owner, who oversaw its construction in 1864, dedicated this country house to his wife, then another husband-and-wife duo restored and reopened it in 2022 as this luxury boutique hotel.
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Hotel Cruz del Vado
Cuenca, EcuadorLocated in Cuenca’s UNESCO-protected historic centre, Hotel Cruz del Vado offers a glimpse of the city’s past grandeur. The opulent French-inspired façade is made entirely of locally mined pink marble, the windows feature colourful stained glass and the wrought-iron balconies encircle an elegant interior courtyard.
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Violino D'Oro
Venice, ItalyThe touristy side of Venice is long forgotten once you enter Violino d’Oro, a family-owned and operated boutique hotel not far from Piazza San Marco. The family in question is a tasteful one, for sure; the atmosphere here is glamorous and eclectic, and feels almost residential in its pervasive sense of calm.
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Hasbrouck House
Stone Ridge, NY, USAThis 18th-century Dutch Colonial mansion, set on a park-like estate with a private lake, was once the country home of a wealthy family. Now it's Hasbrouck House, a luxury boutique hotel with a swimming pool, a chic farm-to-table restaurant in the main house and elegant guest quarters in the old carriage house and stables.
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Le Domaine des Prés Verts & Spa
Jouey, FranceLe Domaine des Prés Verts & Spa started out with a single treehouse-style suite overlooking the hills of Burgundy. In a little over a decade, this unusual luxury hotel has expanded to include an eclectic collection of lodgings across four locations in wine country, all focused on relaxation and harmony with nature.
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ARTIEM Asturias
Quintueles, SpainOn a picturesque road that leads past apple orchards and cider mills, ARTIEM Asturias is a sophisticated escape that overlooks the Asturian countryside. The hotel has a state-of-the-art spa and wellness retreat, and the design, with its clean lines and plentiful wood and glass, is both modern and classic.
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V Villas Phuket
Phuket, ThailandThe designers of V Villas opted for space and exclusivity. Instead of squeezing in as many rooms as possible at the hotel’s remote hilltop location overlooking Phuket's Ao Yon Bay, they built just 19 villas, all with dazzling views, private infinity pools and personal butler service around the clock.
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Hacienda El Santuario
San Miguel de Allende, MexicoSan Miguel de Allende is the perfect setting for an unassuming, historically inclined boutique like Hacienda El Santuario. Set within a Spanish colonial residence from the 16th century, the hotel has been effectively yet subtly modernised, while retaining the intimate, personalised feel of a Mexican bed & breakfast.
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