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A MICHELIN Guide to Hotels and Dining in the Catskills
The nebulous definition of the Catskills is part of what makes a visit here intimidating. Do you want a small town or the woods? Total solitude? Bar hopping? The Catskills stretch from the border of Pennsylvania to the Hudson River, and that’s before you get into the adjacent Hudson Valley region. Below, our rundown of where to start, where to stay, and where to eat.
Deep Discounts at Amazing Hotels
Get a MICHELIN Guide account and get access to Insider discounts at hundreds of top hotels — like these standouts in Europe and the United States.
Soho House Chooses Culture Over Corporate
Soho House saw the suits taking over their members clubs, and knew a spring cleaning was in order. Their purge is our gain, in the form of creative, comfortable, obsessively designed boutique hotels.
MICHELIN Guide Travel Specialists Make All the Difference
When you book a hotel with the MICHELIN Guide, you get concierge-level care for every step of your journey.
Nine Boutique Hotels to Know in Buenos Aires
We've chosen nine boutique hotels from the MICHELIN Guide selection, each with a different take on the Argentinian capital.
Malta’s Hotels Are the Stuff of Dreams
Not since Humphrey Bogart and his falcon have the Maltese received this much interest from international audiences. A flurry of first-class hotels await.
Labors of Love in the French Countryside
Some of the best hotels were created not by a team of architects and designers, but by one or two ambitious visionaries with little more than a desire to get the details just right. Particularly in France.
Old Treasures Fill New Hotels in the Catskills
New hotels keep opening in the Catskills, and they know why the people keep coming. The history of the region extends through their doors. So do the antiques.
Dexamenes Is the Roughest Beach Resort in Greece
The setting for Dexamenes Seaside Hotel is an abandoned wine factory on a beach in Greece. Not that you’ll need reminding. Everything here has changed, but absolutely nothing’s changed.
America's Restored Motels Have Proven Their Resilience
They seemed like a novelty in the nineties, but refurbished motels across the U.S. have gone from kitsch to cutting-edge, and play a key role in the future of hospitality.
Why MICHELIN Guide Is Where You Should Book Hotels
The MICHELIN Guide is more than restaurants. It's also the best place to book the world's best hotels. Here are five reasons why.
20 Hotels On Sale for the Summer
Get a Michelin Guide account and get access to exclusive Insider discounts at hundreds of top hotels — like these standouts in Europe and North America.
Bio Habitat Brings a Birdhouse Hotel to Colombia
There are more than 100 species of birds in the forest at Bio Habitat Hotel. That number doesn’t include the guests, whose rooms are perched high above the Colombian countryside.
Robert Redford's Ski Resort is So Much More
Go inside Sundance beyond the film festival and the ski slopes.
Eremito Connects You With What Matters Most
Italy's Eremito all but brags about having the smallest hotel rooms in Europe, calling them “celluzze” — cells meant to evoke the ascetic living of a monastery. It only gets more interesting from there.
Portugal's Least Intimidating Surf Hotel
An hour from the legendary break at Nazaré, Noah Surf House is creating its own nucleus of surf culture. Except you don’t have to surf to be a part of it. But you should try at least once. But it’s okay if you don’t.
Not Every Hotel Stay Is Like This
“Take Your Daughter to Work Day” hits different when work that day is at the Whitby, and when it’s her first time ever staying in a hotel. But not just any hotel — the Whitby is a Firmdale hotel.
Japanese Hotels That Defy Their Reputation
As a whole, Japan’s hotels have long been thought of as restrained and innocuous. But there are emotions to be found. You just need to know where to look.