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Évora, Portugal
MouraSuites Hotel occupies a historic building at Largo da Porta de Moura, one of Évora's most architecturally significant squares, and holds the Country Winner designation for Luxury Heritage Hotel. It sits in the smaller tier of Évora's heritage accommodation, where stone-walled interiors and proximity to the Roman temple and cathedral define the category rather than chain amenities or resort scale.
Buraidah, Saudi Arabia
Movenpick Hotel Qassim holds a Regional Winner award for Luxury City Business Hotel, placing it among the leading addresses for business travel in Buraidah, the commercial capital of the Qassim region. The hotel operates in a tier defined by international-brand reliability and purpose-built business infrastructure, serving a city whose role in Saudi Arabia's agricultural and trade economy draws a consistent flow of corporate visitors.
Phuket, Thailand
A Michelin Selected resort on Bangtao Beach in northwest Phuket, Movenpick Resort Bangtao Beach occupies a quieter stretch of the island where the international chain format meets Thailand's beach resort tradition. The property sits in a competitive tier of branded beach hotels that trade on consistent standards, beachfront access, and family-friendly facilities within reach of Cherngtalay's growing dining and lifestyle scene.
Atlanta, United States
A Michelin Selected hotel on 13th Street in Atlanta's Midtown, Moxy sits at the lower end of the design-led lifestyle segment and pitches squarely at a traveller who wants location and personality over formality. The address puts MARTA, Piedmont Park, and the density of Midtown's dining corridor within walking distance, making it a practical base for the neighbourhood's food and bar scene.
Austin, United States
Moxy Austin - University sits on Guadalupe Street at the edge of the University of Texas campus, placing guests inside one of Austin's most active corridors without the generic-hotel remove. Recognized in the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 guide, it occupies a specific tier within Austin's accommodation market: design-conscious, location-forward, and pitched at travelers who treat the neighborhood as the itinerary.
Bucharest, Romania
Moxy Bucharest Old Town occupies a sharp position in Bucharest's budget-forward lifestyle hotel tier, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction and a central address on Strada Doamnei in the historic centre. The property brings the Moxy brand's characteristic energy-led format to one of Eastern Europe's most animated old quarters, placing it within easy reach of the city's densest concentration of restaurants, bars, and heritage architecture.
Frankfurt, Germany
Moxy Frankfurt Airport carries Michelin Selected status for 2025, placing it in a distinct tier among airport-adjacent accommodation in Germany. The address on Amelia-Mary-Earhart-Straße delivers immediate access to Frankfurt Airport's terminals, making it a practical anchor for early departures, late arrivals, and layover itineraries. For travellers prioritising location efficiency over city-centre immersion, it resolves a specific logistical equation.
Frankfurt, Germany
Moxy Frankfurt East sits on Hanauer Landstrasse in Frankfurt's eastern corridor, earning a place in the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list. The property represents the budget-forward tier of Marriott's design-conscious portfolio, positioned for travellers who want considered style and a lively communal atmosphere without the room-rate overhead of the city's grand hotel addresses.
Halifax, Canada
Moxy Halifax Downtown on Cogswell Street brings Marriott's design-forward brand to a city that has been quietly reshaping its accommodation tier. A MICHELIN Selected property in the 2025 guide, it positions itself in the casual-upscale bracket where wit and visual energy matter as much as thread count. For travellers who find legacy hotel formats stiff, it offers a credible alternative in the heart of downtown Halifax.
Kyoto, Japan
Moxy Kyoto sits in Nakagyo-ku, positioned where international lifestyle hotel formats meet a city that resists easy modernisation. A Michelin Selected property for 2025, it offers a design-led alternative to both the traditional ryokan circuit and the city's larger international flags, with an address in the Nishinokyo corridor that keeps central Kyoto within reach.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
A Michelin Selected airport hotel in Luxembourg's Findel district, Moxy Luxembourg Airport positions itself in the practical-yet-designed tier of transit accommodation rather than the city-centre luxury bracket. It suits connecting travellers and early-departure business guests who want a reliable, well-considered stay without the commute. The Findel address keeps the airport within reach while the Moxy format delivers a social-leaning aesthetic at a competitive price point.
Manchester, United Kingdom
Moxy Manchester City sits in the affordable-design tier of central Manchester hotels, earning a place on the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list at 8 Atkinson Street. The property positions itself against louder, pricier city-centre options with a format built around social common spaces and compact, well-considered rooms. For travellers who want Michelin-acknowledged quality without the rates of the boutique independents, it is a credible anchor in the city.
Osaka, Japan
A Michelin Selected property in Osaka's Chuo-ku district, Moxy Osaka Honmachi sits inside the commercial heart of the city, where the Honmachi business corridor meets the northward pull of Shinsaibashi's retail energy. The Moxy format trades formal lobby conventions for a social bar-led ground floor, positioning this address inside a growing tier of design-forward urban hotels that prioritise atmosphere over ceremony.
Santa Barbara, United States
Michelin Selected for 2025, Moxy Santa Barbara sits on East Montecito Street in the heart of downtown, placing guests within walking distance of State Street, the Funk Zone, and the city's wine-tasting corridor. The property trades on energy over formality, positioning itself as a lower-key alternative to Santa Barbara's full-service luxury tier while still drawing a recognizable stamp of quality from the Michelin hotel guide.
Shanghai, China
A Michelin Selected hotel positioned at the edge of Shanghai's Hongqiao exhibition district, Moxy Shanghai Hongqiao NECC sits on Huqingping Road in Qingpu — a location built for business travelers but increasingly chosen by those who want a functional, design-conscious base outside the city's denser central corridors. The Moxy brand format prioritizes social space and compact rooms over legacy hotel conventions, and this outpost follows that pattern.
Tbilisi, Georgia
Moxy Tbilisi sits at Saarbruecken Square with a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it among a small cohort of internationally recognised hotels in a city where the accommodation tier is shifting fast. The Marriott-owned Moxy brand operates at the crossroads of design-conscious budget and mid-scale, making this property a calibrated option for travellers who want brand reliability inside a city with a growing independent hotel scene.
The Hague, Netherlands
Moxy The Hague sits on Wijnhaven in the centre of The Hague, carrying a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025 that places it in a different tier from the city's budget hotel stock. The address puts guests within easy reach of the Binnenhof, the Mauritshuis, and the old harbour district. For travellers who want design-conscious accommodation without the rates of the grand hotel tier, this is a credible option.
Warsaw, Poland
Moxy Warsaw Praga sits on Ząbkowska street in Warsaw's most rapidly changing district, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction. The property channels Praga's industrial and artistic identity into its design format, placing it alongside a small cohort of design-conscious hotels that have emerged as the neighbourhood's creative transformation accelerates.
Opolzneve, Russia
Mriya Resort & Spa in Opolzneve, on the Black Sea coast of Crimea, holds Regional Winner status for Luxury Villa Resort and Country Winner for Luxury Family Resort — two awards that position it at the upper tier of Russian resort hospitality. The property draws families and villa-seeking guests who want scale and facilities without trading proximity to the coast.
Lake Pukaki, New Zealand
On the turquoise shores of Lake Pukaki, with Aoraki/Mt Cook filling the frame to the north, Mt Cook Lakeside Retreat occupies among the more geographically dramatic positions in the Southern Alps. Recognised in the La Liste Top Hotels ranking with 91 points in 2026, this high-country estate operates across luxury villas, a restaurant, and a dedicated weddings program, placing it among New Zealand's small-footprint destination retreats.
Los Angeles, United States
A six-room colonial mansion sitting 400 feet above Avalon on Catalina Island, Mt. Ada operates at a scale more private residence than hotel. With a guest-to-staff ratio of 2-to-1, complimentary breakfast and lunch, and golf cart access included in the room rate, it occupies a category of small-footprint island retreats that prioritise quiet over amenity count.
Tulum, Mexico
Michelin Selected for 2025, Muaré Tulum Hotel occupies a quieter residential pocket of Tulum town, placing guests within reach of the beach zone, the biosphere, and the ruins without the noise premium of the hotel strip. The property sits in a tier of independently operated boutique hotels that prioritise design discipline over scale, making it a measured alternative to Tulum's larger eco-resort compounds.
Killarney, Ireland
Muckross Park Hotel & Spa sits on the Muckross Road at the edge of Killarney National Park, earning Michelin Selected status in the 2025 guide. The property occupies a Victorian-era house setting within one of Ireland's most visited natural landscapes, placing it alongside a small peer group of Killarney hotels that trade on heritage fabric and parkland proximity rather than urban convenience.
Tokyo, Japan
Muji Hotel Ginza occupies floors above the brand's flagship Tokyo store at 3 Chome-3-5 Ginza, Chuo City, positioning it at the intersection of considered design and anti-excess hospitality. The property applies the same material restraint and functional clarity that defines the Muji retail philosophy to accommodation, making it a deliberate counterpoint to the trophy-brand luxury concentrated elsewhere in Ginza.
Livingstone, Zambia
A family-owned boutique retreat on the Zambezi River's edge along Nakatindi Road, Mukwa River Lodge occupies a stretch of riverbank directly across from Zambezi National Park. The design draws on classic bush camp aesthetics, with private decks and plunge pools positioned to capture unobstructed wildlife sightings. For travellers routing through Livingstone who want proximity to both the river and the park without the scale of a resort, it occupies a distinct position in the local accommodation tier.
Savannah, United States
A 44-room boutique hotel in Savannah's former First Federal Savings building, Municipal Grand is the hospitality expression of the Death & Co. cocktail bar empire. Three distinct drinking spaces, midcentury architecture preserved through renovation, and in-room marble bars with a curated spirits selection make it a serious option for travelers who measure a stay by the quality of the pour. Doubles from $299.
Wells, United States
Mustang Monument is an all-inclusive eco-resort in the Nevada high desert where wild mustang herds roam open rangeland alongside the property. Stays directly fund mustang preservation, and activities range from guided herd encounters to outdoor safari adventures, range shooting, and ropes courses. It sits at the specialist end of American wilderness hospitality, where conservation mission and luxury format are inseparable.
Zanzibar, Tanzania
A Michelin Selected boutique resort on Kiwengwa's coral-fringed coastline, Mvuvi sits within Zanzibar's small tier of design-led properties where intimacy and setting discipline matter more than scale. The address places guests on the island's calmer northeast shore, removed from Stone Town's activity and oriented toward open water and quiet recovery.
Brixen, Italy
My Arbor - Dolomites occupies a position in Brixen's small tier of design-conscious mountain retreats, carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected distinction that places it alongside Italy's more considered Alpine offerings. The property sits at Via San Leonardo 26, where the Dolomites provide a backdrop that shapes the architectural conversation from the moment you arrive. It rewards guests who prioritise landscape integration and spatial calm over resort scale.
Phuket, Thailand
A Michelin Selected property on Phuket's quieter Panwa Beach peninsula, My Beach Resort offers a low-key retreat alternative to the island's larger luxury circuit. The address places guests away from Patong's density and closer to the cape's calmer shoreline, making it a practical base for those prioritising rest over resort programming.
Mykonos, Greece
Michelin Selected in the 2025 guide, the Myconian Ambassador sits above Platis Gialos on Mykonos's southern coast, where the Cycladic architectural tradition meets a cliff-facing orientation that frames the Aegean at close range. The property occupies a tier of the island's hotel market defined by design discipline and position, placing it alongside a small group of Mykonos addresses where physical setting does most of the editorial work.
Mykonos, Greece
A Relais & Châteaux member on the quieter southern coast of Mykonos, the Myconian Ambassador occupies a hillside above Platis Gialos beach, its whitewashed terraces stepping down toward the Aegean. The property trades the island's northern party circuit for candlelit dinners at Efisia, Thalasso spa treatments, and a private launch to Delos. Guests who want proximity to Psarou's superyacht scene without sleeping inside it have found their address.
Platis Gialos, Greece
The Myconian Ambassador Thalasso Spa occupies a tiered hillside position above Platis Gialos bay, combining Cycladic vernacular architecture with a dedicated thalassotherapy center and Aegean sea views. A Relais and Chateaux property with an EP Club guest rating of 4.6/5, it operates outside Mykonos's main tourist circuit with rates from USD 296 per night. Private pool and jacuzzi categories form the upper tier of the accommodation offer.
Mykonos, Greece
Positioned on Elia Beach, Mykonos' longest stretch of sand, Myconian Avaton works within the Cycladic architectural tradition while reading as a contemporary property rather than a period reproduction. The setting — whitewashed volumes against the Aegean — is the visual grammar of the Cyclades, applied here with deliberate restraint rather than resort-scale spectacle.
Mykonos, Greece
Positioned on a hillside above Mykonos Town with unobstructed Aegean views, Myconian Kyma occupies the quieter, more secluded tier of the island's accommodation market while remaining within walking distance of the centre. It draws a clientele that returns for the combination of elevation, privacy, and proximity — a balance that is harder to find on Mykonos than the island's reputation for excess might suggest.
Mykonos, Greece
Positioned on a low bluff above Psarou beach, Mykonos Blu is a 103-key Grecotel resort where Cycladic cubist architecture meets Aegean sea views. The property runs from casual poolside brasserie lunches to candlelit dinners at Aegean Poets, with villa accommodation offering private infinity pools and bespoke hand-crafted interiors for those seeking full separation from the island's social circuit.
Mykonos, Greece
Mykonos No5 Suites & Villas sits in Kanalia, positioned among the quieter residential reaches of the island rather than along the club-circuit shore. For those choosing between Mykonos's villa-style boutique tier and larger resort formats, it warrants serious consideration.
Mykonos, Greece
A landmark building at Kato Mili, Mykonos Theoxenia has been newly renovated to honour its architectural heritage while introducing organic interiors that reference the simplicity of the Greek island summer. The result sits in a tier of Mykonos accommodation where the building itself carries the editorial weight, rather than amenity lists or pool counts. For travellers drawn to the Cycladic design tradition, this is where architecture becomes the stay.
Cargese, France
Michelin Selected for 2025, Mylos sits on the western coast of Corsica in Cargèse, a village where Greek Orthodox heritage and Corsican stone architecture converge. The property occupies a position on the Chemin de Paomia road above the bay, where the physical setting is as much the offering as the accommodation itself. For travellers routing the island's quieter western shore, it represents one of the few properties in this tier.
Santorini, Greece
Carved into Oia's Caldera cliffs above the Aegean, Mystique is a Luxury Collection property that positions itself in Santorini's upper tier of design-led cliff retreats. Its 42 suites and villas, a 150-year-old wine cave, two pools, and the chef-led Lure Restaurant make it a considered choice for honeymooners and slow-travel couples who want seclusion without sacrificing serious dining credentials.
