Every month, the hotel specialists at the MICHELIN Guide share their top discoveries from around the world

A cornerstone of cuisine with plenty to explore.

A warm break south of the equator in Argentina.

Sunglasses and tees are the only essentials needed.

Ski, aprés-ski, and eat within walking distance of your hotel.

Escape the cold, warm your bones, and eat well in Miami, Orlando, and Tampa.

Start the year off on a balanced note in a hotel with stunning design, an inspired setting, and a myriad of soothing spaces.

We combed through the hundreds of incredible hotels added to the MICHELIN Guide in the past year and selected those with the most style and the biggest personalities.

Tranquil escapes in Kuala Lumpur, island getaways in Langkawi, and a coastal retreat in Kota Kinabalu

The popularity of Peru’s Sacred Valley continues to grow, thanks mainly to the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu. But there’s a lot more to see in the region, and these three hotels will help you see it.

The story of Amsterdam’s canal houses is intertwined with the story of how the city became an economic powerhouse and a bastion of liberalism.

Pioneertown was built in the 1940s as a backdrop for Hollywood Westerns, with the idea that it would eventually become something much grander. Cameras stopped rolling decades ago, but the greater goal is finally being realized.

Sleep in historic surrounds at these 20 hotels in California, from Ojai to Berkeley.

Every month, the hotel specialists at the MICHELIN Guide share their top discoveries from around the world

In Istanbul, a city with a boggling variety of architectural and design styles, the best hotels range from pure cosmopolitan modernism to effortless homage to the historic. Here are ten of the best.

In 1998, designer Dana Hollister bought an aging but iconic mansion in Los Angeles. In the years since, she’s painstakingly restored its Roaring Twenties magnificence — and opened it to guests, as the Paramour Estate.

If living like a 20th-century enlisted man doesn’t sound like your idea of a luxurious vacation, meet Cavallo Point Lodge. This is what happens when the military abandons its fort and hotel rebels move in — right in view of San Francisco.

Shawn Levy literally wrote the book on the Chateau Marmont. The author checks in with MICHELIN Guide to explain how the legendary hotel became a haven for celebrity mischief almost immediately after opening its doors.