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Las Vegas, United States
Trump International Hotel Las Vegas sits just off the Strip on Fashion Show Drive, offering 1,282 rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows, a full-service spa, and an all-day dining programme that runs from a lobby restaurant to a seventh-floor pool bar.
Balmedie, United Kingdom
Trump MacLeod House & Lodge sits on the Menie Estate outside Balmedie, Aberdeenshire, where a restored Scottish manor and lodge accommodation meet a coastal links landscape. The property holds Michelin Selected status in the 2025 hotel guide, placing it within the recognised tier of Scottish country-house stays. It operates as a self-contained estate retreat, distinct from the urban luxury formats more common in Edinburgh or Glasgow.
Montego Bay, Jamaica
A 2,200-acre private estate on Jamaica's north coast, twelve miles west of Montego Bay, Tryall Club occupies the grounds of a former sugar plantation anchored by an 18th-century Georgian Great House. Ninety-two privately owned villas, each with a pool, sit across rolling hills and oceanfront terrain alongside a championship golf course, a mile of white sand beach, and a full watersports program.
Kanazawa, Japan
A MICHELIN Selected property at 6-5 Takaokamachi, Tsuruko occupies a position within Kanazawa's small tier of architecturally grounded ryokan-style stays. The city's reputation as Japan's most intact castle-town shapes the hospitality here: traditional materials, restrained interiors, and a deliberate pace that pushes back against the efficiency of urban hotel culture.
Kuruman, South Africa
Tswalu Kalahari spans 280,000 acres of South Africa's Northern Cape, accommodating no more than 30 guests across three architecturally distinct camps. The reserve protects desert-adapted species found almost nowhere else on the continent, including black-maned Kalahari lion, pangolin, and aardvark. Every booking includes a private vehicle, dedicated guide and tracker, and an unscripted programme shaped entirely around the land.
Gold Beach, United States
Tu Tu' Tun Lodge sits on the north bank of the Rogue River in Gold Beach, Oregon, operating as an adults-only retreat where the river does most of the design work. Waterfront dining, a spa, and direct access to kayaking and hiking trails anchor the experience. For a stretch of the Oregon coast that sees far less traffic than Cannon Beach or the central coast, it represents one considered lodging option in the area.
Seattle, United States
Tulalip Resort Casino sits north of Seattle on tribal land, offering 200,000 square feet of casino floor alongside 370 spacious guest rooms, a glass-atrium pool, and a spa drawing on indigenous wellness practices. Artwork and artifacts from the Tulalip Tribe thread through the property's design, grounding a full-scale resort experience in distinctly Pacific Northwest identity.
Hoedspruit, South Africa
Tulela Safari Lodge sits within the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve outside Hoedspruit, holding both a Country Winner award for Luxury Safari Lodge and a Continent Winner recognition for Luxury Private Lodge. The property positions itself at the upper tier of South Africa's private reserve circuit, where low-density design and proximity to the Greater Kruger ecosystem set the benchmark for what guests expect from a high-end bush stay.
Lombok, Indonesia
Tunak Resort Luxury Escape sits on Lombok's southern peninsula near Mertak, holding a Regional Winner award for Luxury Eco Resort — a designation that places it among a small cohort of properties where environmental commitment and premium accommodation intersect. The resort speaks to a strand of Indonesian hospitality that prioritises landscape integration and considered service over resort-scale spectacle.
Kyoto, Japan
Tune Stay Kyoto holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it within a curated tier of Kyoto accommodations recognised for quality and character. Located in Shimogyo-ku, the property sits within reach of the city's central transit corridors and historic districts. For travellers seeking a Michelin-vetted stay at what is likely a more accessible price point than the city's flagship ryokan or luxury hotel tier, it represents a considered option.
Turin, Italy
Turin Palace Hotel on Via Sacchi 8 holds Michelin Selected status in the 2025 guide, placing it among Turin's most recognised addresses for travellers who want a grand-hotel frame without sacrificing proximity to the city's rail and cultural axis. The property sits in the bracket of historic Piedmontese hotels that trade on architectural weight and a formal dining programme rather than boutique minimalism.
Yasawa Islands, Fiji
Turtle Island occupies Nanuya Levu in the Yasawa Islands, one of Fiji's most remote and carefully controlled private-island addresses. The property has carried near-mythical status in the premium travel circuit for decades, operating at a scale and guest-to-land ratio that keeps it in a different conversation from larger Fijian resorts. Access is by seaplane or charter, and the island functions as an all-inclusive, exclusively booked environment.
Szarvas, Hungary
Turul Boutique Rooms & Apartment sits on Petőfi utca in Szarvas, a small Great Plain town better known for its arboretum and Körös River waterways than its accommodation scene. The property holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it among Hungary's recognised smaller stays at a tier where design coherence and host attentiveness count more than room count or brand infrastructure.
Homer, United States
Tutka Bay Lodge sits on the remote southeast coast of Kachemak Bay, accessible only by water taxi or floatplane from Homer. The lodge occupies a stretch of Alaskan wilderness where tidal flats, spruce forest, and glaciated peaks form the immediate context. For travelers drawn to fly-in wilderness properties, it occupies a distinct tier defined by its isolation and culinary ambition.
Encinitas, United States
A Michelin Selected retreat on Nardo Road in Encinitas, Twelve Senses occupies the quieter, wellness-oriented tier of Southern California's coastal accommodation scene. The property sits apart from the busier resort corridors, positioning itself as a low-key alternative for travelers who treat rest and environment as the primary program. Encinitas's particular mix of surf culture and holistic living makes it a fitting address for this format.
Woodstock, United States
A Michelin Selected inn on Woodstock's main gallery-lined street, Twin Gables of Woodstock sits at the intersection of the Catskills' arts-village heritage and its newer wave of design-conscious accommodation. The property's MICHELIN Selected status for 2025 places it in a recognised tier among Hudson Valley stays, making it a considered choice for milestone weekends and longer regional escapes.
Stowe, United States
A Michelin Selected lodge on Stowe's Mountain Road, Tälta Lodge sits within the Bluebird by Lark collection at the intersection of ski-country access and considered design. The Mountain Road corridor places guests minutes from Stowe Mountain Resort while keeping the village walkable. For travelers weighing Stowe's lodging tier, it occupies the collection-brand middle ground between independent inns and full-service resort properties.
Bonifacio, France
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, U Capu Biancu occupies a cliff-edge domain above the Straits of Bonifacio, positioning it among the more geographically specific properties in southern Corsica. Where comparable Bonifacio addresses trade on marina access or citadel proximity, this one trades on altitude and seclusion, with the sea visible from nearly every vantage point on the estate.
Hongcheon Gun, South Korea
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, U Retreat sits in the forested hills of Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon Province — a region that has drawn Seoul's design-conscious travellers seeking mountain immersion without resort-scale infrastructure. The property operates in the quieter, specialist tier of Korean retreats, where architectural intention and natural setting carry more weight than amenity volume.
Tainan City, Taiwan
A Michelin Selected property on a quiet lane in Tainan City, U.I.J Hotel & Hostel occupies the hybrid hotel-hostel tier that has grown around Taiwan's heritage tourism circuit. Its Youai Street address places guests within reach of the city's temple districts and night markets, offering a considered base for travellers who prioritise location and design character over full-service amenities.
Madrid, Spain
UMusic Hotel Madrid occupies a restored building on Calle de la Paz, in the heart of central Madrid, and carries a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025. The property sits within walking distance of Sol and the city's main cultural corridors, positioning it as a music-themed hotel in a neighbourhood better known for grand palace conversions and historic palaces repurposed for luxury stays.
Akumal, Mexico
The property positions itself in the all-inclusive tier that prioritises design coherence and local character over resort-scale amenity sprawl. For travellers weighing the Yucatán Peninsula's premium coastal options, it represents a considered middle ground between boutique intimacy and full-service resort programming.
Passikudah, Sri Lanka
A Michelin Selected property on Sri Lanka's east coast, Uga Bay occupies one of Passikudah's most coveted stretches of shallow, reef-sheltered water. The design places architecture in conversation with the bay rather than against it, and the Uga Escapes group's eastern Sri Lanka footprint gives the property a logistical coherence that standalone resorts in this remote corridor rarely achieve.
Tissamaharama, Sri Lanka
Uga Chena Huts sits inside Yala's wildlife tourism zone near Tissamaharama, placing guests within the buffer of one of Sri Lanka's most active leopard habitats. Recognised by La Liste's Top Hotels ranking with 90.5 points in 2026, the property operates as a camp-style retreat where the surrounding ecosystem sets the daily rhythm. Logistics, dining, and activity are shaped entirely by what moves outside the huts.
Hatton, Sri Lanka
Uga Halloowella brings the hill-country bungalow tradition into a sharper design register: six rooms inside an early-1900s estate house on a 252-acre tea property near Hatton. The draw is not scale but atmosphere, with Channa Daswatte’s renovation balancing colonial-era timber and chandelier detail against Sri Lankan food cues and long views toward Castlereagh Reservoir.
Thirappane, Sri Lanka
A Michelin Selected walawwa estate in Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, Uga Ulagalla occupies a restored colonial manor house set among paddy fields and ancient reservoirs outside Anuradhapura. The property sits within the orbit of some of the island's oldest Buddhist sites, placing it in a distinct tier of heritage-led luxury that few properties in the north-central province can match.
St. Anton Am Arlberg, Austria
A Michelin Selected hotel on Alte Arlbergstraße in the heart of St. Anton am Arlberg, Ullrhaus sits where alpine architectural character and ski-village practicality converge. For skiers and mountain travellers who want proximity to the Arlberg without the anonymous feel of a large chalet-hotel, it is a considered choice.
Uluwatu, Indonesia
Ulu Cliffhouse sits above the Indian Ocean on Uluwatu's southern Bukit peninsula, earning MICHELIN Selected status in 2025 for its position within Bali's cliffside hospitality tier. The property occupies one of the coastline's more commanding perches, placing it in the same conversation as the peninsula's design-forward cliff hotels. Guests tend to arrive for the setting and stay for the food and drink program.
Barcelona, Spain
Uma House by Yurbban Trafalgar occupies a sharp address in Barcelona's El Born-Eixample border zone, where the city's pedestrian grid opens toward the old town. Selected by the Michelin Hotels guide for 2025, it sits in the city's mid-to-upper boutique tier alongside design-led independents that trade on neighbourhood access over lobby spectacle. The location on Carrer de Trafalgar puts guests within walking distance of the Palau de la Música, the Arc de Triomf, and the dense bar-and-restaurant circuit of El Born.
Ungasan, Indonesia
Perched on a 230-foot cliff on Bali's southern coast, Umana Bali, LXR Hotels & Resorts arrived in late 2023 as an all-villa property positioning itself at the upper tier of Ungasan's cliff-edge hospitality scene. A 2026 Star Wine List recognition signals a wine programme that punches above the resort's age. The address alone — Jalan Melasti, Banjar Kelod — places it in the same dramatic coastal corridor as Bali's most architecturally serious properties.
Kamakura, Japan
Michelin Selected for 2025, Umito Kamakura Koshigoe occupies the coastal edge of Koshigoe, where Kamakura's historic interior gives way to the Shonan shoreline. The property sits within a small-scale accommodation tier that prizes proximity to the sea over hotel-group scale, making it a considered choice for travellers who want the ancient capital within reach without the bustle of central Kamakura lodging.
Syracuse, Italy
A Michelin Selected hotel on mainland Syracuse, Una Hotel Siracusa positions itself at the functional upper end of the city's accommodation tier — structured, city-facing, and within reach of Ortigia's historic core. It carries Michelin's 2025 hotel selection, which places it alongside a small set of properties the guide considers worth noting in this part of Sicily.
Tulum, Mexico
Una Vida Tulum holds Michelin Selected status in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide, placing it among a small tier of Tulum properties recognised for consistent quality. Located on Avenida 1 Sur between Calles 28 and 29, the hotel sits within the town zone rather than the hotel strip, offering a quieter orientation for travellers who prefer proximity to local life over beachfront spectacle.
Acadia National Park, United States
Under Canvas Acadia places guests inside the spruce and granite corridor of Maine's coast, where canvas tent accommodations earn Michelin Selected recognition for the caliber of the experience rather than its square footage. The format trades hotel-lobby distance for direct proximity to Acadia National Park's trails, tidal pools, and dark-sky ridgelines. For travelers who want the park at its most immediate, this is the structural argument for glamping over a conventional inn.
Bryce Canyon National Park, United States
Under Canvas Bryce Canyon earns Michelin Selected recognition for a format that places guests close to one of Utah's most geologically dramatic parks without sacrificing structural comfort. Safari-style tent accommodations sit against a high-desert backdrop where the light shifts from amber to deep violet at dusk. It occupies a clear position in the premium glamping tier, distinct from both roadside motels and conventional lodge hotels.
White Salmon, United States
Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge sits on a hillside above White Salmon, Washington, where the Pacific Northwest's most dramatic river corridor meets a canvas-and-timber accommodation format that earned Michelin Selected recognition in 2025. The property trades permanent walls for unobstructed sightlines across the Gorge, placing it in a category of nature-immersive lodging that has outgrown the glamping label.
Glacier National Park, United States
Under Canvas Glacier holds Michelin Selected status among Montana's premium outdoor accommodation options, placing canvas-walled lodging within reach of Glacier National Park's most dramatic terrain. The property occupies a specific tier in American nature-immersion hospitality where design discipline, material restraint, and proximity to protected wilderness define the offer more than amenity count does.
Valle, United States
Under Canvas Grand Canyon places guests in canvas-walled tented suites a short drive from the South Rim, where the absence of hard architecture is the design statement. The camp format positions it squarely within the premium nature-immersion tier of American glamping, where minimal built footprint and maximum sky exposure define the experience. Book well ahead: the Rim season compresses demand into a narrow window.
Great Smoky Mountains, United States
Under Canvas Great Smoky Mountains, a Michelin Selected property on Laurel Lick Road in Tennessee, sits at the intersection where structured hospitality meets open terrain. The camp format places canvas accommodations against a backdrop of forested ridgelines, offering a materially different proposition from the region's lodge-style alternatives. For travellers who want proximity to Great Smoky Mountains National Park without the trade-off of a conventional hotel room, this is a considered choice.
Lake Powell, United States
Michelin Selected for 2025, Under Canvas Lake Powell - Grand Staircase puts guests in canvas tent accommodations on the edge of the Grand Staircase-Escalante, where the sky functions as the primary design element. The format sits in a growing tier of design-conscious outdoor stays that trade hotel infrastructure for direct landscape immersion. It is among the more considered options for accessing this stretch of southern Utah.
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