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Queenstown, New Zealand
A Michelin Selected boutique hotel on Church Lane in central Queenstown, The Spire Hotel occupies the smaller, design-led end of the town's accommodation market. Its address places guests within walking distance of the lakefront and the town's concentration of serious dining.
San Carlos, Costa Rica
Set against the volcanic profile of Arenal in Costa Rica's San Carlos region, The Springs Resort & Spa occupies a tier of rainforest hospitality where thermal pools, multi-level terrain, and attentive service combine into something closer to a managed wilderness experience than a conventional hotel stay. The property draws from its geothermal setting to shape nearly every guest touchpoint, from poolside service to spa programming.
St Mawes, United Kingdom
Selected by the Michelin Guide for Hotels 2025, The St Mawes Hotel sits on Marine Parade in one of Cornwall's most protected harbour villages, where the Roseland Peninsula keeps the Atlantic at a polite distance. The address places guests within walking range of the water on three sides, and the scale of the property reflects the village itself: small, considered, and oriented entirely toward the sea.
Palm Beach, Aruba
Opened in January 2025, The St. Regis Aruba Resort occupies a prime position along Palm Beach's J.E. Irausquin Boulevard in Noord. The resort features 252 rooms and suites, signature St. Regis butler service, and an upper-tier luxury position on Aruba's resort strip.
Beijing, China
On Jianguomenwai Dajie in Chaoyang, The St. Regis Beijing occupies the formal end of the capital's luxury hotel tier, where butler service, a natural hot-spring-fed spa, and a concierge desk with genuine local expertise have made it a reference point for white-glove hospitality in the city. The 258-room property sits within walking distance of the Silk Market and a short drive from Tiananmen Square, placing it at the intersection of business convenience and cultural access.
Budapest, Hungary
Opened April 2026 in the Klotild Palace, The St. Regis Budapest brings 102 guestrooms and suites, St. Regis Butler service, spa, indoor pool, patisserie, and bar to central Budapest near the Danube.
Cancún, Mexico
The St. Regis Costa Mujeres Resort, Cancun is accepting reservations for summer 2026, with Marriott showing 163 rooms and suites, private outdoor spaces, and signature St. Regis Butler service on the mainland coast facing Isla Mujeres.
Vancouver, Canada
An independent, Canadian-owned boutique hotel occupying a century-old building at 602 Dunsmuir Street, The St. Regis Hotel anchors itself in the detail-led tier of downtown Vancouver accommodation. A rotating modern art collection, heated marble bathroom floors, and a cooked-to-order included breakfast distinguish it from the city's larger branded properties. Google-rated 4.5 from 879 reviews, with a Skytrain stop at its entrance.
Houston, United States
Among Houston's luxury hotels, The St. Regis on Briar Oaks Lane sits in a tier defined by room scale and butler-led service rather than brand novelty. Entry-level accommodations start at 500 square feet, and the signature butler program extends well beyond turndown — from luggage unpacking to curated dinner recommendations.
Lhasa, China
The St. Regis Lhasa Resort sits at 3,650 metres above sea level on Jiangsu Road, making it one of the highest-altitude luxury properties carrying a MICHELIN Selected designation anywhere in China. The architecture draws on Tibetan monastic forms while the interiors observe the brand's signature Butler Service standard. For travellers entering the plateau, it anchors the short list of internationally credentialed stays in Lhasa.
Longboat Key, United States
The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort arrived in summer 2024 as the only St. Regis property to open in the United States that year, placing 18 beachfront acres on one of Florida's Gulf Coast barrier islands into the brand's global portfolio. Its design anchors a saltwater lagoon, chef-driven dining, and Butler Service against a stretch of white-sand beach that consistently ranks among the Gulf's leading.
Doha, Qatar
The St. Regis Marsa Arabia Island occupies a purpose-built island within The Pearl Qatar, Doha's offshore mixed-use district. Carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction, it positions itself in the upper tier of the city's waterfront luxury hotels, where address specificity and marina access carry as much weight as the room product itself.
Moscow, Russia
Positioned on Nikolskaya Street in central Moscow, The St. Regis Moscow Nikolskaya earned a 93.5-point score in the La Liste Top Hotels 2026 ranking, placing it among Russia's most formally recognised luxury addresses. The property sits within the historic retail and cultural corridor connecting the Kremlin to Lubyanka Square, making it a useful base for guests whose priorities span architecture, arts, and state-level hospitality.
Shanghai, China
Opened in May 2017 on a low-rise residential block in Jing'an, The St. Regis Shanghai Jingan offers 491 rooms with city-wide views, butler service accessible via WeChat, and a private art collection spanning Western contemporary and Chinese traditional forms. Positioned a short walk from Nanjing Xi Lu metro hub, it serves both business travelers and leisure guests exploring Puxi's quieter cultural quarter.
Shanghai, China
Positioned on Zhongshan Dong Er Road in the Huangpu District, The St. Regis on the Bund occupies one of Shanghai's most consequential riverside addresses, where the Pudong skyline frames every east-facing room. The hotel holds a 2026 Star Wine List award and positions itself within a small cohort of Bund-front luxury properties that prioritise Shanghainese design, art, and culinary programming over international-chain uniformity.
Bangkok, Thailand
The Standard Bangkok on Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Road brings the brand's design-forward, counterculture hotel sensibility to Bangkok's Silom district. Selected by the Michelin Hotel Guide 2025, it positions itself as a distinct alternative to the river-facing grande dame properties that define Bangkok's upper hotel tier — younger in energy, more programmatic in its social spaces, and deliberately urban in its orientation.
Ibiza, Spain
The Standard Ibiza holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it inside a small tier of hotels on the island that earn independent editorial validation. Located at Carrer de Bartomeu Vicent Ramon in Ibiza town, the property sits at the intersection of the brand's transatlantic design sensibility and the island's evolving hospitality identity, beyond the seasonal club circuit.
London, United Kingdom
The Standard London occupies a striking brutalist building in King's Cross, positioning itself at the crossroads of design-led hospitality and neighbourhood energy that has come to define the area's recent transformation. With multiple dining and drinking outlets across the property, the hotel draws a crowd that skews younger and more style-conscious than the traditional London luxury tier.
Miami Beach, United States
On Belle Isle in Miami Beach, The Standard Spa occupies a quietly unconventional position in South Florida's wellness hotel market: a property that trades resort spectacle for a slower, more deliberate tempo. Rooftop hammam, mud baths, and a serene bay-facing setting pull a crowd that skews local alongside international guests seeking something other than poolside theatrics.
New York City, United States
The Standard, East Village occupies a different register from its Meatpacking District sibling — quieter in pitch, more neighbourhood-embedded, and positioned at the intersection of Cooper Square and the Bowery's ongoing identity shift. Where Manhattan's upper-tier hotels court arrival spectacle, this address leans into the architectural and cultural grain of a block that has always resisted easy categorisation.
New York City, United States
Straddling the High Line on Washington Street in the Meatpacking District, The Standard, High Line occupies one of New York's most architecturally deliberate hotel positions. The property sits at the intersection of the neighbourhood's post-industrial past and its current status as a destination for design-conscious travellers, with food and drink programming that draws locals as consistently as it draws guests.
Huruvalhi Island, Maldives
The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives earned a La Liste Top Hotels score of 92.5 points in 2026, placing it among a select tier of Indian Ocean properties where design coherence and atmosphere carry as much weight as service ratios. The Standard brand brings its downtown-cool sensibility to the atoll, producing a resort that reads differently from the traditional barefoot-luxury template most Maldivian properties follow.
Singapore, Singapore
The Standard, Singapore holds a MICHELIN Selected designation in the 2025 guide and sits at 12 Orange Grove Road, within the Orchard Road corridor. The property brings the brand's design-forward, culturally engaged approach to one of Asia's most competitive hotel markets, positioning itself against Singapore's mid-to-upper independent set rather than the legacy grand-hotel tier.
Bangkok, Thailand
Sitting on Phra Athit Road along the Chao Phraya's northern bank, The StandardX Bangkok Phra Arthit earns Michelin Selected status for 2025 while occupying one of the city's most walkable, historically layered neighbourhoods. Where Bangkok's riverfront hotel tier typically means grand lobbies and controlled remove from street life, this address puts guests directly inside Banglamphu's rhythm — temples, canal-side cafes, and the weekend market circuit within immediate reach.
Melbourne, Australia
Carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected distinction, The StandardX Melbourne occupies a Rose Street address in Fitzroy, placing it firmly within Melbourne's design-led independent hotel tier. The property sits at the intersection of neighbourhood character and considered hospitality, drawing guests who want proximity to the city's gallery, bar, and dining scenes without trading down to anonymous chain accommodation.
Saint Petersburg, Russia
The State Hermitage Museum Official Hotel occupies an upper floor of a building steps from Palace Square, positioning guests inside one of Saint Petersburg's most culturally dense addresses. Recognised by La Liste's Top Hotels 2026 with a score of 96.5 points, it sits among the city's most formally credentialed accommodation options. For travellers whose itinerary centres on the Hermitage, proximity here is architectural.
Aberlour, United Kingdom
Its position in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide places it among a small tier of independently operated properties across this part of highland Scotland.
Istanbul, Turkey
On Teşvikiye Caddesi in Nişantaşı, The Stay Boulevard occupies Istanbul's most design-literate shopping and dining corridor, carrying Michelin Selected status in the 2025 guide. The property positions itself within a small cohort of neighbourhood-embedded boutique stays rather than the waterfront palace tier that dominates the city's luxury conversation. For visitors whose itinerary centres on the European city rather than the Bosphorus, it offers a considered address with credentialled recognition.
Istanbul, Turkey
A Michelin Selected hotel on Abdi Ipekçi Caddesi, Nişantaşı's most address-conscious street, The Stay Nişantaşı positions itself inside Istanbul's smaller, design-led urban hotel tier. Its location places guests at the centre of the city's most concentrated stretch of European fashion houses and independent Turkish designers, with Bosphorus-side neighbourhoods a short taxi ride away.
Oxford, United Kingdom
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, The Store Oxford occupies a prime position on Broad Street, one of the city's most architecturally significant addresses. The hotel sits within Oxford's compact premium tier, where academic heritage and design-led hospitality converge. For visitors seeking a base that connects them directly to the university quarter, it represents a considered choice among the city's Michelin-recognised properties.
Yangon, Myanmar
The Strand is one of Southeast Asia's few surviving grand colonial hotels, holding court on Yangon's waterfront since 1901. MICHELIN Selected for 2025, it represents a distinct tier of heritage hospitality in a city where that category is thin. The teak-panelled corridors, high ceilings, and measured pace of service place it in a different register from every other address in the city.
London, United Kingdom
Holding a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, The Stratford, Autograph Collection occupies a purposeful position at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, east of central London. The hotel sits within Marriott's design-led Autograph Collection brand, offering a considered alternative to the West End luxury corridor for travellers drawn to the Olympic Park's cultural and regeneration energy.
Milan, Italy
Positioned steps from the Duomo on Via Santa Radegonda, The Street Milano Duomo places guests at the geographic and cultural centre of Milan without the scale of the city's grand palace hotels. A Michelin Selected property for 2025, it occupies a tier between boutique independence and recognisable quality assurance, making it a considered choice for travellers who want proximity to the cathedral quarter without the formality of larger flagship addresses.
New Haven, United States
Selected by the Michelin Guide for 2025, The Study at Yale occupies a considered position on Chapel Street in the heart of New Haven's academic and cultural corridor. The property reads as a deliberate counterpoint to chain-hotel anonymity, with design and address calibrated for the university-adjacent traveller who wants proximity to the Yale campus without the sterility of a convention property.
Midlothian, United Kingdom
The Sun Inn at Lothian Bridge sits within the quietly serious dining corridor that runs south of Edinburgh through Midlothian, where traditional Scottish pub formats have been steadily recast as destination eating. Positioned in Newbattle, Dalkeith, it draws from both Edinburgh day-trippers and local regulars seeking something more considered than a roadside stop.
Hamilton Island, Australia
The first new hotel to open on Hamilton Island in nearly two decades, The Sundays is a 59-room family-focused property with generously sized suites, kitchenette provisions, and direct access to the Great Barrier Reef. Doubles from $927 per night place it in the island's premium tier, while the Catseye Pool Club, led by celebrated Australian chef Josh Niland and his wife Julie, adds serious culinary credentials to a setting designed around multi-generational ease.
Montauk, United States
The Surf Lodge sits at the edge of Fort Pond in Montauk, occupying a position that has made it one of the East End's most recognized summer destinations. Equal parts waterfront hotel, restaurant, and live-music venue, it draws a crowd that arrives by sea taxi as readily as by car. The property operates at the intersection of Montauk's fishing-town heritage and its newer identity as a destination for New York's design-conscious summer crowd.
Malibu, United States
"Who better to take on the tall order of preserving the well-known 1950s Surfrider Hotel than local son Matthew Goodwin, an architect who grew up surfing at First Point across the street? Together with his wife, Emma Crowther Goodwin, as creative director, and New York–based business partner Alessandro Zampedri, they’re hoping to infuse a bit of polished California nostalgia back into a space they’re treating as an extended living room for both locals in need of a staycation and visitors alike. The twenty-room hotel is luxurious, airy, and light-filled, you get the sense it’s the kind of place their friends will be hanging out. The rooms are thoughtfully laid out and beautifully appointed, each with its own ocean-facing balcony and hammocks, plus Grown Alchemist toiletries in the bathroom and Parachute waffle robes. (For a real treat, book the Surfrider Suite, which at 500 square feet feels like a serious home away from home thanks to a generously sized balcony, separate sitting area, and kitchenette.) They teamed up with LA-based Croft House and Malibu Market & Design for custom furniture, and each room features reclaimed teak floors, imported tiles, woven overhead lights, and Italian linens; a few have their own kitchenette stocked with locally made ceramics. There’s a guests-only roof deck bar and restaurant, which has uninterrupted views of Surfrider Beach across the street and a killer fire pit."
Phuket, Thailand
The Surin Phuket sits on the sheltered arc of Pansea Beach in Choengtalay, where the resort's design deliberately refuses the elevator and the shortcut. A series of stairs and walkways connects the property through tropical vegetation, placing guests in direct contact with the bay's terrain. Among Phuket's north-coast luxury addresses, it occupies a niche defined by restraint and physical integration with its setting.
Sisters, United States
A Michelin Selected lodge on the shores of Suttle Lake in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest, The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse occupies a niche where wilderness access and considered design meet without apology. Positioned within the small-footprint, place-rooted tier of American outdoor hospitality, it draws visitors who want proximity to the Cascades without the generic resort formula that dominates most mountain destinations.
