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Nagasaki, Japan
Michelin Selected for 2025, the Nagasaki Marriott Hotel occupies a tower position at Onouemachi 1-1, adjacent to Nagasaki Station and the Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen network. The building's elevation places upper-floor rooms in direct dialogue with the city's layered port topography. It is the full-service international benchmark in a city whose tourism profile has grown sharply since the shinkansen opened in 2022.
South Malé Atoll, Maldives
Naladhu Private Island occupies a private island in South Malé Atoll, earning 90.5 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels rankings. The property sits at the smaller, design-led end of Maldivian luxury, where low guest counts and architectural restraint define the offer. Reach is via speedboat from Velana International Airport, placing it within the competitive South Atoll corridor alongside properties like Ozen Reserve Bolifushi and Taj Exotica.
Savusavu, Fiji
On Vanua Levu's northern coast, Namale sits in the smaller, more deliberate tier of Fiji's luxury resort market — a property scaled for privacy rather than volume. Its 2026 La Liste recognition at 95 points places it among a short list of Pacific properties held to global hospitality standards. For those who find Fiji's larger international resorts too diffuse, Namale offers a more concentrated version of what the archipelago does well.
Hoi An, Vietnam
A MICHELIN Selected property on the banks of the Thu Bon River, Namia River Retreat sits in Hoi An's Cam Chau ward and positions itself as a wellness-inclusive resort. The address places it a short distance from the Ancient Town, within a cluster of riverside retreats that have made this stretch of Hoi An recognisable to travellers looking for calm over spectacle.
Mykonos, Greece
Nammos Hotel Mykonos sits at Psarou Beach, one of the Aegean's most closely watched strips of coastline, and carries a 2025 Michelin Selected designation that places it inside a small tier of Greek island hotels recognised for consistent quality. The property aligns with Mykonos's premium beach-club-adjacent segment, where the overnight experience is inseparable from the scene immediately outside the room.
Al Wajh, Saudi Arabia
Nammos Resort AMAALA is part of AMAALA Triple Bay's first-phase resort lineup on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast. Red Sea Global lists it among the first resorts to open, but current public materials should be checked for exact booking dates and availability.
Miyakojima, Japan
Traveling to Namyu The Place doesn’t happen by accident. Not only is it on Miyako Island, even more remote than even Okinawa, but it’s flung out nearly to the southeastern tip. And at just five sumptuous villas, it’s a testament to its owners’ commitment to true oceanfront privacy. Each feels like a contemplative shrine in stonework and tile, softened here and there by cool-toned textiles and zesty pops of beachy greenery. Each comes, of course, with its own terrace and infinity pool, here a appropriate term, nothing at all interrupts the gaze towards the Philippine Sea. And as if to close the case, nightfall levels it all up with an astounding blanket of stars overhead.
Crete, Greece
A Michelin Selected property on Crete's northern coast, Nana Princess sits along the Old National Road at Drapanos, where the Apokoronas hinterland meets the sea. Michelin's 2025 hotel guide places it in a curated tier of properties recognised for quality and character. For travellers moving between Chania's old harbour and the quieter villages of western Crete, it offers a considered base with genuine regional positioning.
Venice, Italy
A Michelin Selected palazzo hotel on Fondamenta Nani in the Dorsoduro sestiere, Nani Mocenigo Palace sits within a tier of Venetian properties where historic architecture and residential scale define the experience. Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, it represents the quieter, canal-facing alternative to the grand hotels clustered around San Marco and the Giudecca waterfront.
Nanjing, China
A Michelin Selected property in Nanjing's Jiangning District, the Autograph Collection hotel at Linxiu Road sits within Marriott's design-led independent portfolio. Jiangning's expanding business and cultural corridor makes it a functional base for visitors to southern Nanjing.
Puntarenas, Costa Rica
On Santa Teresa's beachfront, Nantipa occupies 2.3 hectares of carefully maintained tropical grounds with 155 metres of direct ocean access across 29 bungalows, villas, and suites. The property sits at the intersection of Costa Rica's Blue Zone wellness culture and its growing reputation for serious coastal dining, anchored by the Manzu restaurant and the Numu wellness centre. For travellers choosing between the Nicoya Peninsula's scattered luxury options, Nantipa represents particularly complete beachfront package in this stretch of Puntarenas.
Kyoto, Japan
A Michelin Selected ryokan on the historic Nanzenji sando path in Sakyo-ku, Kikusui places guests at the threshold of one of Kyoto's most significant Zen temple complexes. The property represents the quieter, tradition-rooted end of Kyoto's accommodation spectrum, where proximity to the Nanzenji garden precinct and an emphasis on the overnight experience matter more than urban convenience.
Napa, United States
At 500 Main Street, Napa River Inn occupies a converted historic mill building at the center of downtown Napa's pedestrian district. Its 66 rooms sit within walking distance of the city's most concentrated cluster of tasting rooms, wine bars, and restaurants. The property holds a 2026 Star Wine List award, signaling serious attention to what's in the glass.
Naples, United States
An independent luxury resort on Florida's Paradise Coast, Naples Grande Beach Resort occupies 23 waterfront acres flanked by 200 acres of protected mangrove estuary. With 474 guestrooms, seven restaurants and bars, three heated pools, a full-service spa, and three miles of Gulf beachfront, it operates at a scale rare for an independent property on this stretch of coastline.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Narcissus The Royal Hotel occupies a prominent position in Riyadh's Al Ulaya district, where the city's upper tier of hospitality has concentrated over the past decade. The hotel's Presidential Suite carries a Regional Winner award, placing it in a recognized bracket of suite-level accommodation across the Gulf. For travelers comparing suite-focused stays in the Saudi capital, it sits in a distinct tier from the international-flag towers nearby.
Seoul, South Korea
Positioned in Mapo-gu, the property operates at a remove from the Gangnam circuit, offering a different entry point into the city for travellers who favour neighbourhood character over central-district proximity.
Breda, Netherlands
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a historic address at Nieuwstraat 21-25 in central Breda, Nassau positions itself within the Netherlands' growing tier of design-conscious heritage conversions.
Nasu, Japan
Selected by the Michelin guide for 2025, Nasu-Onsen Shinshun no Kago Hewitt Resort sits in the Yumoto onsen district of Nasu, one of Tochigi Prefecture's most-visited highland retreats. The property belongs to a tier of Japanese ryokan-inflected resort hotels that pair thermal bathing traditions with considered design, placing it in the same editorial conversation as the region's most carefully curated overnight experiences.
Lazise, Italy
Selected by the Michelin Hotels guide for 2025, Natiia Relais sits on Via Fossalta in Lazise, a compact medieval town on the southern shore of Lake Garda. The property belongs to the tier of small Italian relais properties that trade on architectural character and a quieter register than the lake's larger resort hotels. For travellers routing through the Veneto or Garda wine country, it operates as a considered base rather than a destination in itself.
Miami, United States
A Michelin Selected property on Collins Avenue, the National Hotel is one of South Beach's original Art Deco landmarks, carrying a 1939 heritage through a building that has outlasted dozens of competitors. Its oceanfront position and signature pool rank it among the more recognisable addresses on the Miami Beach hotel strip.
Manchester, United Kingdom
A Michelin Selected aparthotel occupying a converted Victorian warehouse on Ducie Street, Native Manchester sits in Manchester's emerging Northern Quarter fringe, where industrial heritage and contemporary hospitality overlap. The property offers apartment-format accommodation within a building whose bones predate the city's modern reinvention, making it a reference point for travellers who want architectural context alongside practical space.
Tiszafured, Hungary
A Michelin Selected lodge on the edge of Tisza Lake, Natur Lodge Tiszafüred trades grand-hotel formula for a nature-immersed design approach that aligns it with a small tier of ecologically grounded properties across provincial Hungary. For travellers routing through the Great Plain or the Hortobágy wetlands, it sits at the practical and atmospheric midpoint between Budapest's hotel corridor and the open steppe.
Haus Im Ennstal, Austria
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Natur- und Wellnesshotel Höflehner sits in the Enns Valley of the Austrian Alps, where the region's tradition of nature-integrated wellness hospitality has produced a distinctive tier of mountain property. The hotel addresses the growing demand for alpine retreats that foreground landscape immersion over resort-scale programming, placing it in a specific niche within Austria's Michelin-recognised accommodation scene.
Zebegény, Hungary
Michelin Selected for 2025, Natura Hill Zebegény sits above the Danube Bend village of Zebegény, where the terrain itself shapes the architectural logic of the property. This is rural Hungarian hospitality at its more considered end: landscape-integrated, unhurried, and positioned well outside the Budapest hotel circuit. Travellers seeking proximity to the Danube Bend's forests and river panoramas without the capital's pace will find it a coherent base.
Vancouver Island, Canada
A Michelin Selected property on the northern stretch of Vancouver Island, Naturally Pacific Resort Campbell River positions itself where the Discovery Passage meets the wilderness interior. The address places guests within reach of internationally prominent salmon fishing, whale-watching corridors, and old-growth forest trails that few coastal resorts on the island can match for proximity and access.
Untertauern, Austria
Michelin Selected for 2025, the Alpin Life Resort Lürzerhof sits at Dorfstraße 23 in Untertauern, a quiet Salzburg-region valley village in the Austrian Alps. The property occupies the upper tier of alpine resort hospitality, where architecture, wellness programming, and mountain access converge. For travellers who want serious elevation without the scene of Ischgl or Lech, this is a considered alternative.
Südharz, Germany
Carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction, Naturresort & Spa Schindelbruch occupies a forested corner of the Südharz, where the emphasis falls on landscape immersion and spa-led recovery rather than urban amenity. The property sits within a tier of German nature resorts that compete on setting and wellness depth rather than city-centre convenience, making it a reference point for anyone planning a restorative stay in central Germany.
Leogang, Austria
A Michelin Selected property in the Salzburg Alps, Naturresort PURADIES at Rain 9 in Leogang positions itself within Austria's nature-led luxury tier, where timber construction, mountain panoramas, and wellness depth define the competitive set. The resort draws guests who prioritise landscape integration over urban-adjacent convenience, placing it alongside Leogang's most considered hotel offerings.
Sao Sebastiao, Brazil
A Michelin Selected boutique hotel on São Sebastião's northern coast, Nau Royal Hotel Boutique & Spa sits along the road to Cambury in one of the Litoral Norte's quieter resort pockets. The property combines spa facilities with boutique-scale accommodation at a remove from the area's more crowded beach towns, making it a credible base for the Serra do Mar coastline.
Paros, Greece
Michelin Selected for 2025, Nauma Paros sits in Naousa, the fishing-village-turned-design-hotel hub that now defines premium accommodation on the island. The property belongs to a cohort of Cycladic properties where architectural restraint and local materiality carry more weight than room count or resort-scale amenities. For travellers cross-shopping the quieter end of the Greek islands luxury tier, it warrants close attention.
Auckland, New Zealand
Naumi Hotel Auckland Airport sits at 153 Kirkbride Road, Mangere, placing it within minutes of Auckland Airport's international terminal. Carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected designation, it occupies a distinct position among airport-adjacent hotels in New Zealand: design-conscious enough to be a deliberate stay rather than a default layover fix. Travellers connecting through Auckland or departing early have a credentialed option that doesn't require heading into the city.
Wellington, New Zealand
Naumi Hotel Wellington occupies a Te Aro address that places guests within reach of the capital's cultural and political core. Selected by Michelin's 2025 hotel guide, it sits in a Wellington tier defined by design-led properties that compete on atmosphere and service precision rather than room count. For travellers who treat the hotel as part of the experience, not just a base, it warrants serious consideration.
Wellington, New Zealand
Sitting on Cuba Street in Wellington's Te Aro neighbourhood, Naumi Studio Wellington is a Michelin Selected property that places guests within walking distance of the capital's most concentrated stretch of independent restaurants, bars, and galleries. The address does the heavy lifting: the city's waterfront, parliament precinct, and arts district are all accessible on foot from the front door.
Batangas, Philippines
Nawa Wellness in Calatagan, Batangas holds the Country Winner award for Luxury Lifestyle Resort, placing it at the upper tier of Philippine coastal wellness retreats. The property sits along the Calatagan peninsula, roughly two to three hours from Manila, and draws guests seeking structured recuperation over conventional resort activity. It represents a distinct strand of Philippine hospitality that prioritises slowness as a programme rather than an afterthought.
Naxos, Greece
Selected for the Michelin Hotels guide in 2025, Naxian on the Beach occupies a direct beachfront position at Stellida on the west coast of Naxos, the largest and most self-sufficient of the Cyclades. The property sits within a small cluster of design-led Naxian hotels, distinguished by its immediate proximity to the shoreline and the quieter register of an island less saturated with tourism infrastructure than Santorini or Mykonos.
Kyoto, Japan
A MICHELIN Selected machiya inn in Kyoto's Nakagyo ward, Nazuna Kyoto Gosho occupies a converted townhouse format that places it within the city's small-scale, design-conscious accommodation tier. The property sits close to the Imperial Palace grounds, positioning it between Kyoto's historic core and its quieter residential fabric. For travellers seeking something closer to curated urban stillness than resort scale, it earns serious consideration.
Kyoto, Japan
Nazuna Kyoto Higashihonganji is a Michelin Selected machiya inn in Shimogyo, positioned steps from one of Kyoto's most significant Buddhist temple complexes. Where international luxury brands compete on scale and amenity counts, Nazuna operates in the smaller-format ryokan tier, where architectural restraint and neighborhood rootedness are the primary credentials.
Vaalwater, South Africa
Nedile Lodge in Vaalwater holds dual recognition as both a Country Winner for Luxury Safari Lodge and a Continent Winner for Luxury Bush Lodge, placing it among Africa's most awarded properties in the Waterberg. The lodge operates within the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, a Unesco-designated wilderness that separates it from the better-trafficked Kruger corridor. For travellers weighing malaria-free bush experiences against the classic lowveld circuit, Nedile makes a credible case.
Santorini, Greece
Neema Maison Finikia Santorini sits in the quieter inland village of Finikia, just beyond Oia, and holds a place on the 2025 Michelin Selected Hotels list. The property occupies a tier of Santorini accommodation defined by intimacy and restraint rather than scale, positioning it away from the caldera-facing resort corridor and toward a more grounded, village-rooted experience.
Nandaime, Nicaragua
Nicaragua's first luxury countryside resort, Nekupe occupies a 2,400-acre nature reserve thirty minutes from Granada. Eight rooms and four standalone villas sit within a design framework that fuses Feng Shui principles with indigenous Chorotega culture and sustainable land stewardship. The property operates at the intersection of active sporting pursuits and genuine retreat, making it a rare proposition in Central American luxury travel.
Providence, United States
Neptune, an Ash Hotel occupies 122 Fountain Street in downtown Providence, holding a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that separates it from the city's largely chain-dominated hotel inventory. Part of the Ash Hotels collection, it operates in the design-led independent tier, where aesthetic specificity and spatial calibration function as the primary product rather than loyalty-program scale or amenity volume.
Vilnius, Lithuania
Neringa Hotel occupies a prime position on Gedimino prospektas, Vilnius's principal boulevard, and holds a Michelin Selected distinction in the 2025 guide. The address places guests within walking distance of the Cathedral, the Old Town, and the city's main political and cultural institutions — a central axis that few Vilnius properties can match.
Rovereto, Italy
Michelin Selected for 2025, Nerocubo sits at Mori Stazione on the southern edge of Rovereto, a city that punches above its size in contemporary design and culture. The property occupies a category of Italian hotel that prizes architectural distinctiveness over scale, positioning it alongside the region's more design-conscious addresses. For travellers using Rovereto as a base for Trentino-Alto Adige, it offers a considered alternative to the valley's more conventional hospitality.
Rome, Italy
Nerva Boutique Hotel occupies Via Tor de' Conti in Rome's archaeological core, steps from the Imperial Fora and the Colosseum quarter. The property sits in the smaller, design-attentive tier of Rome's independent hotel market, offering an alternative to the grand-hotel circuit for travellers who want proximity to ancient Rome without the scale of a palace property.
Inman Valley, Australia
An hour’s drive from Adelaide but seemingly a world apart, Nest & Nature is located on a remote hilltop at one of the highest points on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula. This luxury retreat is made up of just two sustainably built and architecturally striking suites: Mist, tucked into a thicket of trees on the hillside, and Nest, positioned higher up on the hill with sweeping views of the Inman Valley below. Both are modern and energy-efficient, featuring double-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows, bespoke furnishings, and open-plan layouts with sleek kitchens, stylish dining and living areas, and bedrooms with king-sized beds. Spacious bathrooms have heated floors and stone bathtubs, and outside on the terrace, another bath awaits, next to the fire pit and barbecue area, it’s an incredibly picturesque spot for a relaxing soak.
Incheon, South Korea
Nest Hotel Incheon sits on Yeongjong Island's southern coastline, holding a 2025 MICHELIN Selected designation that places it among a small cohort of recognised properties near Incheon International Airport. The hotel's position between sea and sky gives it a physical identity that most airport-adjacent properties in the region do not attempt. A considered option for travellers seeking something beyond the transit-hotel formula.
Weissensee, Austria
Sitting at the edge of the Weissensee, one of the clearest glacial lakes in the Austrian Alps, Neusacherhof holds MICHELIN Selected status in the 2025 guide — a recognition that places it within Austria's curated tier of characterful, non-chain properties. The address is the setting: Neusach 1, a hamlet so small the hotel and the lake are effectively the same destination.
Bad Vigaun, Austria
A Michelin Selected hotel and Wirtshaus on Bad Vigaun's village square, Neuwirt pairs the structural bones of a traditional Austrian inn with contemporary hospitality standards. The dual identity — hotel rooms above, a working tavern at ground level — reflects a format common to the Salzburg hinterland but executed here with enough care to earn Michelin's notice in 2025.
Da Nang, Vietnam
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a city-centre address on Dong Da in Hai Chau District, New Orient Hotel Da Nang positions itself in Da Nang's mid-urban accommodation tier, distinct from the beachfront resort corridor.
Telluride, United States
The New Sheridan Hotel has anchored Telluride's main street since the late 19th century, making it one of the San Juan Mountains' oldest continuously operating properties. Its position at 231 W Colorado Ave places it steps from the gondola base and deep inside the town's historic core. For travellers who want proximity to Telluride's festival circuit and ski terrain without the resort-campus remove, it occupies a distinct position in the local lodging set.
Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam
The resort addresses a specific question in Phu Quoc's accommodation market: whether large-format beach hotels can deliver service consistency alongside scale.
Eindhoven, Netherlands
A Michelin Selected hotel on Eindhoven's central Vestdijk boulevard, NH Collection Eindhoven Centre occupies a position in the city's mid-to-upper accommodation tier with the design credentials and central address that its NH Collection branding implies. For visitors arriving to explore the city's design culture, the location alone earns serious consideration.
Florence, Italy
NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa occupies a historic building on one of Florence's most central pedestrian streets, placing guests within walking distance of the Uffizi and Ponte Vecchio. The property holds Michelin Selected status in the 2025 guide, positioning it within the curated upper-midscale tier of the city's accommodation. It suits travellers whose itineraries are built around the dense museum and gallery circuit of the historic core.
Helsinki, Finland
Positioned on Mannerheimintie, Helsinki's central civic artery, NH Collection Helsinki Grand Hansa places guests within walking distance of the Esplanade, the Design District, and the city's main rail hub. A MICHELIN Selected property in 2025, it occupies a tier of internationally recognised mid-to-upper Helsinki hotels where address and chain infrastructure combine with local character.
Ibiza, Spain
NH Collection Ibiza holds a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction and sits on Passeig de Joan Carles I in the heart of Ibiza Town, placing it within reach of Dalt Vila and the marina without the isolation of the island's rural or clifftop properties. For travellers who want Michelin-vetted accommodation alongside direct access to the old city, it represents a considered mid-tier option in a market that skews heavily toward high-spend beach resorts.
Madrid, Spain
NH Collection Madrid Abascal sits on one of the Chamberí district's most connected addresses, holding a MICHELIN Selected designation in the 2025 guide. The property places it within a tier of recognised Madrid hotels that trade on neighbourhood access and consistent quality rather than grand-palace scale. For business and leisure travellers who want proximity to Salamanca and the Paseo de la Castellana without the ceremony of the capital's palace hotels, it is a considered choice.
Madrid, Spain
NH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding sits in Madrid's Bernabéu corridor, holding a 2025 Michelin Selected designation that places it in a small tier of hotels the guide considers worthy of a dedicated overnight stay. The property occupies a mid-century tower on Padre Damián, a street that runs through one of the city's most commercially active northern quarters, and positions itself as a large-format hotel with design credentials above the standard chain baseline.
Madrid, Spain
On one of Europe's most celebrated boulevards, NH Collection Madrid Gran Vía occupies a building that has watched the Spanish capital reinvent itself across a century. Recognised by the Michelin Guide's hotel selection for 2025, it sits at the intersection of architectural heritage and contemporary hospitality, placing guests within walking distance of Madrid's major cultural institutions and the city's most consequential dining addresses.
Madrid, Spain
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, NH Collection Madrid Suecia occupies a position at the edge of the Retiro district, within close reach of the Prado and the city's financial corridor. The property sits in Madrid's mid-to-upper hotel tier, offering a grounded urban base for travellers who prioritise location and recognised quality over resort-scale amenities.
Burgos, Spain
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a restored 16th-century palace on Calle de la Merced, NH Collection Palacio de Burgos places guests in the architectural heart of old Castile. The conversion balances preserved stonework and historic volumes with contemporary hospitality, making it a credible base for exploring the cathedral quarter and the Camino de Santiago corridor without sacrificing comfort.
Córdoba, Spain
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a restored 16th-century palace on Plaza de Maimonides, NH Collection Palacio de Córdoba places guests inside the Judería, Córdoba's medieval Jewish quarter, at one of the city's most historically charged addresses. The conversion preserves original stonework and colonnaded courtyards characteristic of Andalusian palace architecture, setting it apart from purpose-built properties in the same city tier.
Rome, Italy
Occupying a converted early 20th-century palazzo directly opposite Roma Termini, NH Collection Palazzo Cinquecento holds a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction and positions itself in the mid-to-upper tier of Rome's chain-affiliated hotel market. Its address places guests within walking distance of the Baths of Diocletian and the Esquilino neighbourhood, offering a more workaday entry point into the city than the luxury enclave of Via Veneto or the historic centre.
Verona, Italy
A Michelin Selected palazzo hotel on Via Adua, NH Collection Palazzo Verona occupies a historic building a short walk from the Arena di Verona and the city's Roman centre. The property sits in the upper tier of Verona's hotel offerings, where architectural heritage and proximity to the opera season give it a distinct position among the city's established addresses.
Prague, Czech Republic
A former bank turned luxury hotel, NH Collection Prague Carlo IV occupies a grand neo-Renaissance building on Senovážné náměstí, a five-minute walk from the main train station and ten minutes from Wenceslas Square. The 152 rooms and suites, designed by Italian architect Maurizio Papiri, range from contemporary deluxe to period-furnished suites with 19th-century fittings. The Vault Bar — built inside a former bank vault — and a blue mosaic-tiled underground pool are among Prague's more arresting interior spaces.
Taormina, Italy
A Michelin Selected hotel on Taormina's clifftop ring road, NH Collection Taormina sits within the NH Collection portfolio and offers a structured entry point into one of Sicily's most visited hill towns. Positioned below the grand historic properties on the hillside, it trades heritage grandeur for contemporary international standards and proximity to the town centre.
Turin, Italy
On one of Turin's most composed baroque squares, NH Collection Torino Piazza Carlina carries a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it inside the city's considered mid-to-upper hotel tier. The address alone does significant work: Piazza Carlo Emanuele II frames the property with the kind of civic architecture that defines Turin's disciplined urban character. A reasonable base for exploring the city's Savoy-era heritage, aperitivo culture, and proximity to the Piedmontese wine country.
València, Spain
NH Collection Valencia Colón holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it within a curated tier of Spanish city hotels. Positioned on Carrer de Colón at a practical midpoint between the old city and the Example district, it operates in the NH Collection sub-brand's higher specification tier, offering service consistency and central access for business and premium leisure travellers.
Copenhagen, Denmark
NH Copenhagen Grand Joanne sits on Vesterbrogade, one of the city's main arteries, and holds a MICHELIN Selected designation for 2025. The hotel positions itself within Copenhagen's mid-to-upper hotel tier, offering a practical but considered base for visitors arriving at the Vesterbro end of the city centre. It suits travellers who want proximity to both the central station and the neighbourhood's dining corridor without the full luxury-hotel premium.
Parma, Italy
A Michelin Selected hotel on Parma's northern approach, NH Parma offers a clean, business-functional base within reach of the city's food producers, historic centre, and Farnese-era architecture. Direct in format and honest about its category, it suits travellers using Parma as a working base rather than a destination stay. Michelin's 2025 selection marks it as meeting a consistent standard within the chain tier.
Nha Trang, Vietnam
On Hon Tre Island off Nha Trang's coast, the Marriott Resort & Spa sits in a position that few city-adjacent properties can match: genuine island separation without sacrificing resort scale. The property holds two World Luxury Hotel Awards — Global Winner for Luxury Family Beach Resort and Continent Winner for Luxury Beachfront Resort — placing it in a distinct tier within central Vietnam's competitive coastal market.
Berlin, Germany
Nhow Berlin occupies a striking position on the Spree waterfront at Stralauer Allee 3, earning Michelin Selected recognition in the 2025 guide. Part of the NH Hotel Group's design-forward nhow brand, it sits in a different register from Berlin's palace hotels, trading classical grandeur for a music and arts identity that reflects the city's post-reunification creative momentum.
Brussels, Belgium
Nhow Brussels Bloom holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it within a curated tier of Brussels hotels recognised for design and experience above convention. Located on Rue Royale in Sint-Joost-ten-Node, it occupies one of the Belgian capital's most architecturally layered corridors, where 19th-century facades give way to contemporary hospitality programming. For design-conscious travellers, it represents one of Brussels' more considered choices in the mid-to-upper accommodation tier.
London, United Kingdom
Nhow London holds a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction and occupies a position in the design-led hotel segment that has redefined what non-legacy luxury looks like in the capital. Located at 2 Macclesfield Road, the property sits within the creative corridor stretching through Shoreditch and Hoxton, where independent character matters more than postcode prestige.
Milan, Italy
Nhow Milan sits on Via Tortona 35 in the Tortona design district, holding a Michelin Selected designation for 2025. The hotel occupies a neighbourhood that has displaced conventional luxury in favour of creative industry credentials, making it a counterpoint to Milan's palace-hotel tier. For travellers who want proximity to Fuorisalone and the Navigli axis without the formality of the historic centre, it reads as a deliberate positional choice.
Changsha, China
Occupying the uppermost floors of the Changsha IFS tower in Furong District, Niccolo Changsha positions itself at the intersection of sky-high drama and considered luxury. The hotel holds a Star Wine List recognition for 2026, signalling a drinks programme that places it above the city's standard hotel bar tier. For visitors seeking a Changsha address that takes its wine and beverage offering seriously, the IFS location puts central Hunan within direct reach.
Athens, Greece
It represents the smaller, address-led tier of Athens accommodation that has grown quietly alongside the city's broader rise as a serious European travel destination.
Shenzhen, China
NOA Hotel Shenzhen occupies a converted industrial site on Baogang Road, positioning itself as a design-led address for creative professionals, younger travellers, and families drawn to heritage architecture reframed through contemporary materials. Where the established luxury tier in Shenzhen defaults to gleaming towers and corporate formats, NOA trades in metal, marble, and reclaimed wood within a setting that carries the texture of the city's manufacturing past.
Oletta, France
A MICHELIN Selected property set in the Corsican interior village of Oletta, NOAE by Emerald Stay places guests inside one of the island's quieter, design-conscious corners. The Emerald Stay model favours small-footprint, locally rooted properties over branded scale, and NOAE sits precisely in that register — an address that rewards travellers prepared to exchange resort density for a slower, more textured encounter with the Cap Corse hinterland.
Fukuoka, Japan
NOT A HOTEL FUKUOKA occupies a residential address in Chuo Ward, operating as a Michelin Selected property within a brand concept that blurs the boundary between private house and hotel. The format sits in a small but growing tier of design-led Japanese properties where architecture and spatial intimacy matter more than lobby scale. For Fukuoka, it represents one of the more considered entries in the city's premium accommodation picture.
Cebu City, Philippines
NUSTAR Hotel Cebu sits on Kawit Island as part of the Philippines' most architecturally ambitious integrated resort development outside Metro Manila. A Michelin Selected property for 2025, it positions Cebu City as a credible destination for the kind of large-scale, design-forward hospitality that was previously the preserve of the capital. For travellers approaching the Visayas from a luxury perspective, it changes the calculus entirely.
