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Rochecorbon, France
A Relais & Châteaux property in the Loire Valley where 18th-century manor architecture meets rooms carved directly into the tuffeau cliff face above the river. Rates from US$352 per night. Rochecorbon's position between Vouvray's vineyards and Tours makes this one of the Loire's most structurally singular addresses.
Fontaines En Sologne, France
A Michelin Selected property in the heart of the Sologne, Les Hayes en Sologne sits on Route de Bracieux in Fontaines-en-Sologne, offering a grounded alternative to Loire Valley château grandeur.
Honfleur, France
Selected by the Michelin Guide in 2025, Les Jardins de Coppélia sits on the rural edge of Honfleur along the route du bois du Breuil, where Norman gardens and a quietly composed property place it outside the harbour-front crowd. For travellers who prefer their Normandy base set back from the quayside theatre, this is the considered alternative.
Marrakech, Morocco
A Michelin Selected riad in Marrakech's Kasbah quarter, Les Jardins de la Médina occupies a grand 19th-century palace with gardens that anchor the property in a quieter southern pocket of the medina. The address places guests close to the Saadian Tombs and El Badi Palace, away from the density of the Jemaa el-Fna. Michelin's 2025 hotel selection confirms its position in the city's upper tier of heritage accommodation.
Paris, France
A Michelin Selected hotel on the rue d'Aguesseau in Paris's 8th arrondissement, Les Jardins du Faubourg sits within the Faubourg Saint-Honoré corridor that defines the city's most concentrated tier of luxury hospitality. The property's inclusion in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide places it among a curated shortlist of Parisian addresses that meet the guide's standards for quality and character.
Saint-Bonnet-le-Froid, France
Three Michelin stars and a Green Star in a village of fewer than 300 people: Les Maisons Marcon has turned the remote Haute-Loire plateau into one of France's most consequential dining addresses.
Honfleur, France
A Michelin Selected property on Honfleur's Place Sainte-Catherine, Les Maisons de Léa occupies among the more recognisable addresses in Normandy's most-visited harbour town.
Maussane-les-Alpilles, France
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Les Maisons de l'Hôtel Particulier occupies a converted historic property in the heart of Maussane-les-Alpilles, one of the Alpilles' quieter villages. The format — multiple interconnected houses rather than a single hotel building — reflects the architectural DNA of the Provençal mas tradition, placing it closer to the design-led, small-key end of the regional hospitality spectrum.
Deauville, France
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Les Manoirs de Tourgéville occupies a manor-style estate on the edge of Deauville, in the hamlet of Tourgéville. The property positions itself within the quieter, more architecturally grounded tier of Norman coastal hospitality, away from the grand seafront palaces of central Deauville. It is a property where the physical setting does the primary work.
Ajaccio, France
Novelty isn’t everything. Hôtel Les Mouettes, right on the Ajaccio Bay waterfront on the west side of Corsica, is nothing if not a classic European seaside hotel. This sort of thing is less about concept and more about execution, and the charm of Les Mouettes is in the details. It starts with a location at one end of the Route des Îles Sanguinaires, the seaside road that traces the bay’s northern side. You’re just across the road from a small private beach, and a short drive from some quite good wild ones. And while Ajaccio itself is not exactly Shanghai, you’ll be grateful for the slight remove from the city center, here it’s the Mediterranean, not the metropolis, that sets the tone. Also present is a picture-well-suited little pool deck and a wealth of lounging spaces. The rooms are pure unfussy comfort, in sunny southern hues and Riviera-style décor. In classic French style there’s no restaurant, but no need for one, as you’re surrounded by excellent options. And when it comes to leisure, just about anything you can name can be arranged, from in-room spa treatments to snorkeling, diving, boat hire, golf, tennis and more.
Aigues-Mortes, France
A Michelin Selected hotel positioned inside Aigues-Mortes's medieval walls, Les Remparts places guests within walking distance of the Tour de Constance and the town's 13th-century ramparts. The address at 6 Place Anatole France sits at the heart of one of the Languedoc's most architecturally intact fortified towns, making the property a practical and atmospheric base for exploring the Camargue.
Collioure, France
A Michelin Selected property on the Route de Port-Vendres, Les Roches Brunes occupies one of the more architecturally distinctive positions in Collioure's small premium lodging tier. The house sits where the Pyrenean foothills meet the Mediterranean coast, and that geography shapes everything from its stone facade to its sightlines across the bay. For a town this size, a Michelin flag carries weight.
Cordon, France
A Michelin Selected hotel on the slopes above Cordon in the Haute-Savoie, Les Roches Fleuries sits inside a category of Alpine properties that trade grand-resort scale for intimacy and mountain proximity. The address places it within the orbit of Mont Blanc, with Megève and Chamonix both accessible for day excursions. Booking through the hotel directly is the standard approach for this tier of Savoyard property.
Bourgogne Franche Comte, France
Set within the historic Château de Gilly in the heart of Burgundy's Côte de Nuits, Les Sources de Vougeot is a Michelin Selected hotel that places guests within walking distance of some of the world's most consequential wine terroir. Stone corridors, vaulted ceilings, and vineyard panoramas define the property's character, making it a natural base for serious exploration of the Vougeot appellation and its neighbours.
Etretat, France
A Michelin Selected property set in Etretat's clifftop village, Les Tilleuls sits within France's most photogenic stretch of Norman coastline. The address on rue Isabey places guests within walking distance of the famous chalk arches, in a town where the accommodation tier is small and the competition for quality rooms is genuine. For coastal Normandy, this is one of the more considered choices in its category.
Annecy, France
A Michelin Selected hotel on the Boulevard de la Corniche in Annecy, Les Trésoms occupies among the more considered positions in the city's upper accommodation tier — above the lake-facing rooftops, within reach of the old town.
Arcachon, France
On the Boulevard de l'Océan at the edge of Arcachon's Ville d'Hiver, Les Vagues Hôtel & Spa earned a Gault & Millau Exceptional Hotel designation in 2025, placing it among a small cohort of French coastal properties recognised at that level. The address, the award, and the oceanfront setting locate it firmly in the premium tier of the Bassin d'Arcachon, a stretch of coastline that has historically attracted a quieter, more architectural kind of luxury than the Riviera.
Saubion, France
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Les Échasses sits along the Landes pine corridor between Bayonne and the Atlantic coast, occupying a rural address that places it far outside the resort-hotel circuit. The property brings design-led accommodation to a stretch of southwest France more often associated with surf culture and forest trails than with curated hospitality.
Manchester, United Kingdom
Leven Manchester occupies a considered position in the city's boutique hotel tier, holding a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025. Located on Chorlton Street in the heart of the city centre, it offers an alternative to the larger branded properties nearby — compact in scale, deliberate in format, and suited to guests who prioritise the quality of the room itself over amenity sprawl.
Korčula, Croatia
A Relais & Châteaux property occupying a genuine 18th-century palace in Korčula's medieval old town, Lešić Dimitri Palace offers six independent suites, each with a distinct design character, from US$492 per night.
Newport Beach, United States
Built on the site of Newport Beach's former City Hall, Lido House is an Autograph Collection hotel near Lido Marina Village and the Balboa Peninsula. The property pairs Cape Cod architecture with California coastal interiors across guest rooms, suites, and cottages. The Mayor's Table restaurant and Topside, Newport Beach's only rooftop bar, anchor a food and drink programme that puts the Pacific front and centre.
Athens, Greece
Life Gallery Athens occupies a leafy address in Ekali, one of Athens's most discreet northern suburbs, and holds a place in the 2025 Michelin Selected Hotels list. The property attracts a clientele that prefers distance from the city's tourist centre without sacrificing proximity to it — a balance that defines the northern Athens hotel tier.
Nantucket, United States
Life House, Nantucket holds Michelin Selected status in the 2025 guide, placing it among a small cohort of island properties recognised for consistent guest experience rather than scale. Positioned on Cliff Road, it operates in the design-led, limited-key tier that defines Nantucket's premium accommodation scene, and suits travellers who prioritise atmosphere and attentive service over resort amenities.
Bernkastel-Kues, Germany
Carrying Michelin Selected recognition in 2025, Lifestyle Resort Zum Kurfürsten sits in Bernkastel-Kues, the medieval Mosel wine town whose slate-soil vineyards define one of Germany's most distinctive viticultural corridors. The property positions itself at the design-conscious end of the Moselle valley accommodation spectrum, offering a considered alternative to the region's more traditional Weingut guesthouses.
Lifou Island, New Caledonia
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Lifou Wadra Bay Resort occupies a rare position among South Pacific properties: a coastal retreat on one of New Caledonia's most remote and ecologically intact islands. The resort sits at Tribu de MOU on Lifou, where the architecture draws from the surrounding reef landscape rather than working against it. For travellers routing through the Pacific, this is where design deference to place becomes the defining quality.
Florida Keys, United States
Carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected distinction, Lighthouse Hotel sits on Whitehead Street at the heart of Key West's historic district, steps from the landmark lighthouse that gives it its name. Part of the Key West Historic Inns collection, it occupies a tier of small-scale, character-driven accommodation that trades scale for neighbourhood specificity. Guests here get Old Town density — galleries, bars, and the Hemingway Home — without the resort sprawl of the island's larger properties.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Lighthouse by Brown Hotels sits at Ben Yehuda Street 1, where the northern tip of Tel Aviv's beachfront grid meets the Mediterranean directly. The property holds MICHELIN Selected status in the 2025 guide, placing it within a compact tier of Tel Aviv hotels recognised for consistent quality. For visitors who want the coastline within steps and the city's commercial and cultural core within walking distance, the address does most of the work.
El Nido, Philippines
Lihim Resorts sits in the hills above Sitio Caalan, positioning itself among El Nido's premium hideaway tier with two Luxury Lifestyle Awards to its name — Regional Winner for Luxury Lifestyle Resort and Country Winner for Luxury Hideaway Resort. The property operates in a part of Palawan where the gap between a forgettable stay and a genuinely absorbing one comes down to how attentively the experience is managed rather than how large the footprint is.
Yaro, Fiji
Likuliku Lagoon Resort sits on Malolo Island off Fiji's Mamanuca coast, operating in a tier of overwater and beachfront properties where architectural restraint and lagoon access define the competitive hierarchy. A considered choice for travellers prioritising place over amenity lists.
Blue Mountains, Australia
A Michelin Selected property at Echo Point, Lilianfels Blue Mountains sits at one of New South Wales's most dramatic natural vantage points, where heritage architecture and sandstone escarpment views define the stay. The hotel occupies a late-Victorian house that has been extended into a full-service resort without losing its period character — a balance that places it in a distinct tier among Blue Mountains accommodation.
Tel Aviv, Israel
A Michelin Selected hotel on Lilienblum Street in the heart of Tel Aviv's former financial district, Lily & Bloom sits in a neighbourhood where restored Bauhaus-era buildings now house some of the city's most considered hospitality. The property earns its selection through attention to the guest experience rather than scale, positioning it within Tel Aviv's smaller, design-conscious tier rather than its grand beachfront category.
Kløfta, Norway
Lily Country Club sits along Væringvegen in Kløfta, a quiet pocket of Akershus county that most travellers pass through without pausing. Recognised by the Michelin Hotels guide for 2025, the property occupies a country-club format that is unusual for this stretch of eastern Norway, where lodging has historically skewed toward functional transit stops rather than destination stays.
Aspen, United States
Limelight Aspen occupies a deliberate middle position in the town's accommodation spectrum: less formal than the trophy properties on Galena Street, more thoughtfully designed than the functional ski lodges at the mountain's base. At 355 S Monarch St, the address places guests within walking distance of the gondola and the town's better restaurants, which matters considerably when Aspen's winters arrive in force.
Berlin, Germany
A Michelin Selected hotel on Eberswalder Straße 35 in Prenzlauer Berg, Linnen sits in a tier of Berlin accommodation defined by neighbourhood credibility rather than grand-hotel scale. Where properties like the Ritz-Carlton or Hotel de Rome compete on address prestige and ballroom footprint, Linnen competes on location density: a residential block with direct access to one of Berlin's most coherent eating, drinking, and cultural strips.
Sabie Park, South Africa
Named South Africa's Leading Luxury Safari Lodge at the 2025 World Travel Awards, Lion Sands Ivory Lodge sits within the Sabie Park private reserve in Mpumalanga, operating at the sharper end of the Greater Kruger lodge market. The property belongs to a design-led tier where architectural ambition and low guest capacity define the offering as much as the wildlife access does.
Moab, United States
A Michelin Selected resort positioned on the canyon-country rim above Moab, Lionsback Resort sits among a small cohort of Utah desert properties where setting and access to the Colorado Plateau define the stay. Located at 110 Badgers Bend, it draws guests who treat the red-rock terrain as the primary programme and expect the property to keep pace with that ambition.
Bad Salzuflen, Germany
Lippischer Hof occupies a central address on Mauerstrasse in Bad Salzuflen, the North Rhine-Westphalian spa town known for its saline springs and well-preserved Weser Renaissance architecture. The hotel holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among a curated tier of German properties recognised for quality beyond the standard classification system. It serves as a considered base for travellers approaching the Teutoburg Forest region without the resort-scale overhead of larger spa destinations.
Lisbon, Portugal
A MICHELIN Selected suite hotel on Calçada Marquês Abrantes, Lisbon Cheese & Wine Suites positions itself around Portugal's most serious artisan produce traditions. The format places cheese and wine at the centre of the guest experience rather than treating them as amenity add-ons, earning the property a place in the 2025 Michelin Hotels selection for Lisbon.
Skibbereen, Ireland
A 163-acre Georgian-style estate outside Skibbereen, Liss Ard sits in a category of Irish country-house hotel where land art, working farmland, and architectural character do most of the work. James Turrell's permanent sky installation on the grounds places it among a small number of Irish properties where serious contemporary art and rural hospitality coexist. Rates from US$281 per night.
Enterprise Beach, Barbados
Little Arches is something rare in today’s Caribbean, this tiny family-owned boutique feels at once exclusive and down-home, remote and insular yet of a piece with its surroundings. Something of a contradiction, to be sure, but that’s part of the appeal; the feeling is one of intimate seclusion, yet the village of Oistins is within walking distance, and its weekly block party and regular outdoor fish fry offer a taste of authentic Caribbean culture that’s hard to come by at the bigger or more rarefied resorts. With just twelve rooms, Little Arches feels like little more than an upscale bed and breakfast, even the honeymoon suites are suitably restrained, with whirlpool tubs on private terraces the only extravagance. Interiors are simple and contemporary, but neither off-puttingly modern nor ostentatiously luxurious; the look is somewhat urbane and cosmopolitan, though wicker furniture and tile floors are identifiably Caribbean. The rooftop pool deck alone is worth the price of admission, and the Café Luna restaurant offers al fresco dining of a caliber far higher than the average Caribbean hotel experience. Golfers can play at Barbados Golf Club, the white sands of Enterprise Beach are just steps away, the hotel’s yacht is available for charter, and there’s no end to the variety of diving excursions available. All in all it’s quite a bit more than you’d expect from a small family operation, you’ll never think of going to one of the all-inclusive megaresorts again. Please note: Little Arches offers adult only accommodation and welcomes guests 16 years of age and older. How to get there: Little Arches is six miles or a fifteen minute drive from Barbados airport, and a taxi will cost about $15 USD. Taxis are usually available at the airport, but a private transfer can be arranged.
