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Bath, United Kingdom
A Michelin Selected townhouse hotel on Great Pulteney Street, No. 15 Bath by GuestHouse occupies one of Bath's most architecturally significant Georgian addresses. Part of the GuestHouse collection, it pitches itself toward guests who want close access to the city's historic core without the formality of Bath's grand-hotel tier. The property draws repeat visitors with a service model built around ease and familiarity rather than ceremony.
Winnipeg, Canada
No. 5 East holds a Michelin Selected distinction in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide, placing it among a small tier of recognized properties in Winnipeg. Located on East Gate in the city's historic core, the hotel draws travellers seeking a credentialed address in a market where independent and boutique options compete with larger chain properties. Reservations and planning details are best confirmed directly with the property.
Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
No.124 by GuestHouse sits on Kings Road facing Brighton's seafront, earning Michelin Selected status in the 2025 hotel guide. The property belongs to the GuestHouse collection, placing it among Brighton's design-conscious boutique tier. Its Kings Road address puts the beach, the pier, and the city's restaurant quarter within immediate walking distance.
La Coruna, Spain
Noa Boutique Hotel occupies a residential address in Santa Cruz de Oleiros, just outside La Coruña, and holds a MICHELIN Selected designation for 2025. The property sits in Spain's smaller, design-led boutique tier, where physical environment and neighbourhood character carry more weight than brand scale. For travellers approaching Galicia from the Atlantic coast, it represents a considered alternative to the city-centre chains.
Santa Cruz, Portugal
A Michelin Selected property on Portugal's Atlantic coast, Noah Surf House in Santa Cruz occupies a stretch of the Estremadura shoreline where serious surf and considered design coexist without contradiction. The property draws guests who want proximity to one of Europe's most consistent Atlantic breaks without trading the quality of their surroundings to get it.
Rome, Italy
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Nobildonne Relais occupies a palazzo address on Via della Fontanella di Borghese, steps from the Piazza del Popolo axis and the Borghese gardens. The property belongs to a tier of intimate Roman relais that trade scale for neighbourhood rootedness, sitting closer in character to boutique palazzos than to the grand hotel circuit.
Nara, Japan
Positioned at the boundary of Nara's ancient temple district, Noborioji Hotel Nara pairs contemporary design with a setting where wild deer pass the gates at dusk. Rates from US$733 per night place it among Nara's more considered accommodation options.
Atlanta, United States
Nobu Hotel Atlanta brings the globally recognized Japanese-Peruvian dining format to Buckhead, positioned at 3520 Peachtree Rd NE in one of Atlanta's most concentrated luxury corridors. The property sits alongside the InterContinental and within reach of the Four Seasons, making it a considered option for travelers who want a named culinary identity built directly into the hotel. The Nobu brand's F&B program is the primary draw.
Miami Beach, United States
On Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach, Nobu Hotel Miami Beach sits at the intersection of the brand's global hospitality expansion and Miami's shifting hotel geography. Recognised in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels rankings with 90 points, the property places squarely in the premium tier of a corridor that has grown considerably more competitive over the past decade.
Palo Alto, United States
Nobu Hotel Palo Alto occupies a downtown Hamilton Avenue address that puts Silicon Valley's VC corridors and tech campuses within walking distance, while a recent renovation has refreshed all guest rooms, suites, and public spaces. The property operates at an intimate scale suited to both focused work stays and weekend escapes toward Bay Area foothills cycling or nearby wine country.
Silicon Valley, United States
Nobu Palo Alto brings the brand's Japanese-Peruvian kitchen to the center of Silicon Valley's most walkable downtown, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected designation. The address on Hamilton Avenue places guests within easy reach of Stanford's campus edge and the area's denser concentration of tech-sector dining. For the Peninsula's business-travel circuit, it represents one of the few branded hotel experiences with genuine culinary recognition.
Kyoto, Japan
Node Hotel holds a Michelin Selected distinction in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide, placing it in a recognised tier of Kyoto accommodation that values quality of experience over scale. Located in Nakagyo-ku, the property sits within one of Kyoto's most historically layered central wards, within reach of the city's temple districts, covered arcades, and traditional machiya streetscapes.
Nashville, United States
A historic downtown building reimagined as a design-forward hotel, Noelle occupies a prime position steps from Printer's Alley and 5th and Broadway. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping Nashville skyline views, while Keep Shop, an art gallery, and a rooftop bar anchor the property's identity as a cultural address as much as a place to sleep.
Ţibrāk, Saudi Arabia
Named Saudi Arabia's Leading Luxury Resort at the 2025 World Travel Awards, Nofa Riyadh sits within a sprawling wildlife reserve setting outside the capital, positioning it in a category of its own among Riyadh-adjacent properties. The resort's design language draws from the surrounding landscape rather than the urban luxury template, making it the reference point for resort-format stays in the Riyadh region.
Tokyo, Japan
Nohga Hotel Akihabara Tokyo occupies a distinct position in Chiyoda-ku's accommodation tier — Michelin Selected in 2025 and positioned for travellers who want design-conscious lodging in one of Tokyo's most electrically charged districts. It sits outside the grand-hotel circuit of Otemachi and Marunouchi, offering a more neighbourhood-scaled alternative with direct proximity to Akihabara's transit and cultural density.
Kyoto, Japan
Michelin Selected for 2025, Nohga Hotel Kiyomizu Kyoto occupies the Higashiyama district at the foot of the stone-paved lanes leading toward Kiyomizudera. The property sits in the design-conscious tier of Kyoto's mid-to-premium hotel market, combining contemporary Japanese interiors with a location that places guests within walking distance of the city's most storied temple precincts.
Tokyo, Japan
A Michelin Selected hotel in Tokyo's Taito-ku district, Nohga Hotel Ueno Tokyo occupies a neighbourhood more associated with museum culture and traditional shitamachi character than high-design lodging. Its inclusion in the Michelin Hotels guide positions it as a considered alternative to the capital's larger luxury towers, offering design-led accommodation within walking distance of Ueno Park and the cultural infrastructure surrounding it.
Szeged, Hungary
Noir Hotel occupies a central address on Püspök utca in Szeged, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it among Hungary's editorially recognised boutique stays. The property sits in a city more often associated with its university and paprika trade than with design-led accommodation, which makes its Michelin recognition an instructive signal about where Szeged's hospitality tier is heading.
Kyoto, Japan
A Michelin Selected property in Nakagyo-ku, Noku Kyoto occupies a position in the city's mid-to-premium accommodation tier where design coherence and central placement matter more than room count. The hotel sits within reach of Kyoto's main commercial and cultural corridors, making it a practical base for travellers whose schedules span the old city and its modern infrastructure.
Phuket, Thailand
A MICHELIN Selected property in Chalong, Phuket, Noku Phuket sits within a quieter residential pocket of the island, away from the beach-road bustle that defines most of Phuket's hotel corridor.
Diani Beach, Kenya
Nomad Beach Resort sits on Diani Beach's southern stretch, earning both Regional Winner for Luxury Boutique Retreat and Country Winner for Luxury Boutique Hotel — a double distinction that places it among Kenya's coastal elite. The property operates at the smaller, design-attentive end of the Kenyan beach market, where intimacy and setting quality matter more than room count. It addresses the Diani Beach scene from a position of awarded credibility.
Basel, Switzerland
Nomad Design & Lifestyle Hotel occupies a considered address on Brunngässlein in Basel's compact city core, earning MICHELIN Selected recognition in 2025. It sits within a peer group of design-led Basel properties that trade scale for atmosphere and editorial intent. For travellers arriving for Art Basel or the city's museum circuit, it offers an alternative to the grander riverfront palaces nearby.
Altea, Spain
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Nomad Hotel & Spa Altea occupies a position on the Costa Blanca that rewards travellers willing to look beyond the region's more obvious resort destinations. The property sits in Altea, a whitewashed hilltop town above the Mediterranean, and combines spa facilities with an architectural character shaped by the village's centuries-old building traditions.
Xiahe, China
A nine-cabin retreat on the edge of the Tibetan Plateau in Gannan, Norden Camp trades conventional hotel infrastructure for traditional Tibetan joinery, yak-wool textiles, and communal bathhouse suites with copper soaking tubs. Rates from $1,200 per night position it in the premium wilderness tier, where deliberate material restraint and landscape access are the product, not an apology for missing amenities.
Lagos, Nigeria
Nordic Hotel Lagos holds two significant industry awards — Regional Winner for Luxury City Business Hotel and Continent Winner for Luxury Boutique Hotel — positioning it at the upper tier of Victoria Island's accommodation market. Located on Kofo Abayomi Street, one of the island's main commercial corridors, it sits at an interesting intersection of business utility and boutique character that few Lagos properties occupy simultaneously.
Zakopane, Poland
Sitting on Kościuszki Street in Zakopane, Nosalowy Park Hotel & Spa holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among a small group of Polish mountain properties recognised for consistent hospitality standards. The hotel pairs a spa offer with the forested setting of the Tatra foothills, making it a considered base for both winter and summer visits to Poland's most-visited alpine town.
Bad Krozingen, Germany
Nouri is a Michelin Selected hotel in Bad Krozingen, a spa town at the southern edge of the Black Forest near the Rhine plain. Sitting within the wider Upper Rhine leisure corridor, it represents the design-conscious, wellness-adjacent tier of German regional hospitality that the Michelin hotel guide has been mapping with increasing precision since expanding its hotel selections.
Rovaniemi, Finland
Nova Skyland Hotel sits at Tähtikuja 6 in Rovaniemi, the administrative capital of Finnish Lapland and the gateway to the Arctic Circle. A Regional Winner for Luxury Hotel and Country Winner for Luxury Destination Hotel, it positions itself in the upper tier of Finnish Arctic hospitality — where access to northern lights, snowscapes, and wilderness programming defines the guest offer as much as the rooms themselves.
Bali, Indonesia
Positioned directly beside Ngurah Rai International Airport, Novotel Bali Ngurah Rai Airport has earned recognition as a Regional Winner for Luxury Business Hotel, Country Winner for Luxury Airport Hotel, and Continent Winner for Airport Transit Hotel. The property fills a specific gap in Bali's accommodation market: a credentialed transit stop for travellers who need efficiency without surrendering comfort, sitting in a different competitive tier from the island's resort-focused properties further afield.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Novotel Bishkek City Center sits on Manas Avenue in the heart of the Kyrgyz capital, holding a MICHELIN Selected designation for 2025 — a marker that places it among a small cohort of Bishkek properties recognised for consistent hospitality standards. For business travellers and those using the city as a staging point for Central Asian itineraries, it offers a reliable international baseline in a market where that is not guaranteed.
Florianopolis, Brazil
On Florianopolis's Beira Mar Norte waterfront, Novotel Florianopolis sits in a position that few city-centre hotels in the island capital can match: direct bay views, central access, and a 2025 MICHELIN Selected designation that places it among a vetted tier of Brazilian hotels earning guide recognition. For travellers who want an internationally consistent service framework alongside genuine proximity to the Lagoa da Conceição and the Atlantic coast beaches, this address delivers on both counts.
Goa, India
Novotel Goa Panjim sits in Panaji's Patto Centre business district, positioning it as one of the capital's more purposeful choices for travellers who need genuine workspace infrastructure alongside the standard Goa beach-escape calculus. The property holds a Regional Winner award for Best Workspace Hotel and a Global Winner award for Best General Manager — credentials that place it in a distinct tier among Goa's mid-to-upper hotel market.
Nairobi, Kenya
Novotel Nairobi Westlands holds dual recognition as a Regional Winner for Luxury City Hotel and Country Winner for Luxury Business Hotel, placing it among the more decorated business addresses in the Westlands corridor. The property occupies a functional but well-positioned node in Nairobi's commercial district, suited to travellers balancing work schedules with access to the city's dining and cultural circuit.
Phuket, Thailand
A World Travel Awards finalist and continent-level winner for luxury family all-inclusive hospitality, Novotel Phuket Kata Avista Resort & Spa sits in Karon on Phuket's southwestern coast. The property competes in the family-focused resort tier rather than the ultra-luxury bracket occupied by Amanpuri or Keemala, offering an all-inclusive format that removes the per-item calculus most Phuket resorts require of travelling families.
Phuket, Thailand
On Patong's Rat U Thit 200 Pee Road, Novotel Phuket Vintage Park Resort sits at the mid-tier of a market increasingly divided between stripped-back budget hotels and ultra-luxury estates. Its award recognition — Regional Winner for Luxury Family Resort and a Country Winner for Best General Manager — places it in a defined niche: structured, professionally managed family hospitality in one of Thailand's busiest resort corridors.
Dublin, Ireland
Number 31 occupies a mid-century modernist coach house on Leeson Close, among the more architecturally distinctive small hotels in Dublin 2. The property sits in the Georgian heartland of the city, where most accommodation defaults to period-house formality — Number 31 takes a deliberately different direction. For travellers who want design character over corporate polish, this address rewards the detour.
Crete, Greece
Numo Ierapetra Beach Resort sits on the southern coast of Crete in the Ierapetra area, holding a place in the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list. The property occupies a quieter stretch of coastline than the island's more trafficked northern resorts, positioning it within a smaller tier of formally recognised beach properties on the island. Travellers drawn to the Libyan Sea side of Crete will find it a considered base for the region.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Situated at 20 Alvis Terrace, the property positions itself as a design-led urban retreat oriented around the lakeside setting that defines its address.
Tulum, Mexico
Sitting at Km 10.5 on the Tulum-Boca Paila corridor, Nômade Temple Tulum earned Michelin Selected recognition in 2025, placing it among a small cohort of Tulum properties held to that standard. The property operates in the design-led, low-footprint tier that defines the zone's most considered offerings, drawing guests who prioritize natural materials, ceremonial programming, and proximity to the biosphere reserve over resort-scale amenities.
Serifos, Greece
A Michelin Selected hotel positioned in the port village of Livadi on Serifos, Nōstos occupies the quieter, design-conscious end of Greek island hospitality. The property sits within one of the Cyclades' least developed islands, where the absence of mass tourism defines the stay as much as the accommodation itself. Practical to book independently, it suits travellers who treat the island as the programme.
