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SOULSISTERS' Hotel, Kaprun, Austria
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Kaprun, Austria

SOULSISTERS' Hotel

Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, SOULSISTERS' Hotel sits in Kaprun at the foot of the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, occupying a position in Austria's growing tier of design-conscious alpine retreats. The property's name signals its identity clearly: a hospitality concept shaped around a particular sensibility rather than convention. For travellers choosing between Kaprun's mainstream resort options and something more considered, it offers a distinct alternative.

Kaprun, Austria
STAGE 12 - Hotel by Penz, Innsbruck, Austria
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Innsbruck, Austria

STAGE 12 - Hotel by Penz

Positioned on Maria-Theresien-Straße, Innsbruck's central artery, STAGE 12 - Hotel by Penz sits at the intersection of the city's pedestrian core and its alpine backdrop. Recognised in the La Liste Top Hotels 2026 with 93 points, it competes in a tier of design-conscious city hotels that prioritise address and atmosphere over resort-style scale. For travellers who want the Nordkette at the window and the Altstadt at the door, the address does most of the work.

Innsbruck, Austria
SUHA Hospitality, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates

SUHA Hospitality

At Al Jaddaf Waterfront, SUHA Hospitality occupies a quieter arc of Dubai's accommodation spectrum, earning the Global Winner award for Luxury Serviced Apartments. The property positions itself against branded hotel residences rather than conventional hotels, offering longer-stay infrastructure within a neighbourhood that trades marina spectacle for Creek-side continuity. For travellers whose Dubai schedule runs beyond a long weekend, the format has clear logic.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Saba Rock Resort, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
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Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands

Saba Rock Resort

Saba Rock Resort sits on a private islet in Virgin Gorda's North Sound, accessible only by boat and recognised by the Michelin Selected Hotels guide for 2025. The property operates in a category of its own within the BVI: intimate in scale, water-dependent by design, and positioned squarely in the North Sound's cluster of destination resorts. Guests arrive by ferry or yacht tender, which sets the tone from the first moment.

Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Sacred House, Ürgüp, Turkey
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Ürgüp, Turkey

Sacred House

A Michelin Selected boutique hotel carved into the volcanic rock of Ürgüp's old quarter, Sacred House translates Cappadocia's cave-dwelling tradition into dressed stone corridors, vaulted ceilings, and darkly atmospheric suites. The address — a narrow lane off Dutlu Cami neighbourhood — places guests within walking distance of the town centre while preserving the texture of a centuries-old residential street. For travellers who want design depth alongside geological drama, it occupies a distinct position in the region's premium tier.

Ürgüp, Turkey
Saint Santorini, Santorini, Greece
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Santorini, Greece

Saint Santorini

All of Santorini qualifies as a highly desirable destination, but even within this picturesque crescent, the hilltop village of Oia, with its astonishing view of the island’s volcanic caldera, is as good as it gets. And among the fine luxury boutique hotels of Oia is Saint, an all-suite hotel that takes the features common to the island’s best lodgings, cascading terraces of whitewashed structures descending the hillside like theatre seats, and dials up the minimalism just enough to create a feeling that is genuinely otherworldly. It says something about Saint’s approach that the entry-level suites are termed nothing less than “Well-known,” and that private plunge pools are universal across the range. The Element Suite goes one further with a jacuzzi built into a recessed cave. And the interiors are visually consistent with buildings’ geometric white-on-white forms, but rather than pursue the cave-like local aesthetic, they take a slight turn in an upscale modernist direction. Equally heavenly: the hotel’s Sacred Spa, and the restaurant, Trinity, set by the side of the central infinity pool. And a pair of yachts are on hand for guests who wish to see Santorini from a lower elevation.

Santorini, Greece
Sainte-Barbe Le Conquet - MGallery, Le Conquet, France
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Le Conquet, France

Sainte-Barbe Le Conquet - MGallery

Perched at Pointe Sainte-Barbe on Brittany's far western tip, this MGallery property occupies among the more dramatically positioned hotel sites in metropolitan France. Selected by Michelin's 2025 hotel guide, it places the raw Atlantic seascape at the centre of the guest experience. Le Conquet's working fishing-port character keeps the surrounding context grounded, making this a counterpoint to the groomed coastal resorts further south.

Le Conquet, France
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Safari Camp, Cape Range National Park, Australia
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Cape Range National Park, Australia

Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Safari Camp

Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Safari Camp occupies a stretch of Cape Range National Park where the desert meets one of the world's largest fringing reefs. Recognised in La Liste's Top Hotels 2026 with 93.5 points, the camp positions itself at the intersection of genuine wilderness access and considered design. This is not a resort in any conventional sense — the reef is the amenity, and the tented structures exist to keep you close to it.

Cape Range National Park, Australia
Salinda Resort Phu Quoc Island, Phu Quoc, Vietnam
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Phu Quoc, Vietnam

Salinda Resort Phu Quoc Island

Named Vietnam's Leading Boutique Beach Resort at the 2025 World Travel Awards, Salinda Resort occupies a quieter stretch of Phu Quoc's western coast, positioning itself in the smaller, design-conscious tier of the island's accommodation market. The property sits outside the large-footprint international chains and draws guests who prioritise scale, setting, and the slower rhythms of boutique hospitality over resort-scale programming.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam
Sallès Hotel & Spa Cala del Pi, Platja d'Aro, Spain
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Platja d'Aro, Spain

Sallès Hotel & Spa Cala del Pi

On the Costa Brava's southern stretch, Sallès Hotel & Spa Cala del Pi sits above the pine-fringed cove that gives it its name, earning 91.5 points in La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels ranking. The property belongs to a tier of design-conscious Catalan retreats where architecture and landscape do most of the editorial work. For the Costa Brava traveller who wants proximity to Platja d'Aro without surrendering a sense of remove, it occupies a precise niche.

Platja d'Aro, Spain
Salobre Hotel & Resort Serenity, Gran Canaria, Spain
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Gran Canaria, Spain

Salobre Hotel & Resort Serenity

A Michelin Selected resort set within the golf terrain of Gran Canaria's southern interior, Salobre Hotel & Resort Serenity occupies a distinct tier among the island's larger hotel offerings. The property's scale, setting, and recognition place it alongside a small group of Gran Canaria addresses where design ambition and resort completeness converge. Reviewed as part of EP Club's broader coverage of Michelin-tracked hotels across Spain.

Gran Canaria, Spain
Sam&Blondi, Tel Aviv, Israel
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Tel Aviv, Israel

Sam&Blondi

Sam&Blondi occupies a quiet address on Sheinkin Street, one of Tel Aviv's most character-laden residential strips, and holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction in the 2025 hotel guide. The property sits within the boutique tier that defines the city's most considered accommodation options, offering an alternative to the large beachfront towers that dominate the coastal skyline. For travellers seeking a neighbourhood-rooted base with editorial recognition behind it, Sheinkin is a credible starting point.

Tel Aviv, Israel