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Under Canvas Moab, Moab, United States
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Moab, United States

Under Canvas Moab

Under Canvas Moab puts guests within a few miles of Arches National Park in canvas tent accommodations that sit somewhere between expedition camp and considered design hotel. Selected for the Michelin Hotels guide in 2025, it occupies a specific niche in the Moab lodging market: outdoor immersion without the penalty of roughing it. For travelers who want the red rock plateau at sunrise without leaving behind a real bed, it is the clearest option in that category.

Moab, United States
Under Canvas North Yellowstone - Paradise Valley, Yellowstone National Park, United States
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Yellowstone National Park, United States

Under Canvas North Yellowstone - Paradise Valley

A Michelin Selected glamping property in Montana's Paradise Valley, Under Canvas North Yellowstone puts canvas-walled tents within reach of Yellowstone's northern entrance. The format sits in a growing tier of high-comfort wilderness stays that trade hotel infrastructure for direct landscape access, with wood-burning stoves and en-suite bathrooms bridging the gap between backcountry and resort.

Yellowstone National Park, United States
Under Canvas West Yellowstone, West Yellowstone, United States
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West Yellowstone, United States

Under Canvas West Yellowstone

Under Canvas West Yellowstone sits at 890 Buttermilk Creek Road, placing guests within reach of one of North America's most active geothermal landscapes. The camp format positions itself inside a growing tier of upscale outdoor hospitality where canvas walls, wood-burning stoves, and proximity to national park terrain replace conventional hotel infrastructure. It draws travellers who want structured access to wilderness without trading away comfort entirely.

West Yellowstone, United States
Under Canvas Yosemite, Yosemite Valley, United States
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Yosemite Valley, United States

Under Canvas Yosemite

Under Canvas Yosemite occupies a different tier from the valley's standard lodging options, offering semi-permanent canvas tent structures on the Stanislaus National Forest edge with Michelin Selected recognition in 2025. It sits within a growing category of design-conscious wilderness accommodation that trades fixed walls for direct landscape immersion, positioned above basic camping and below enclosed resort formats.

Yosemite Valley, United States
Unfound Door - Design Hotel, Tbilisi, Georgia
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Tbilisi, Georgia

Unfound Door - Design Hotel

Selected by the Michelin hotel guide for 2025, Unfound Door is a design hotel on Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, one of Tbilisi's most architecturally layered thoroughfares. The property sits within Tbilisi's growing cohort of design-led boutique stays that trade international chain scale for neighbourhood specificity and considered interiors. It represents a particular approach to Georgian hospitality that has drawn international editorial attention over the past several years.

Tbilisi, Georgia
University Arms Hotel, Cambridge, United Kingdom
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Cambridge, United Kingdom

University Arms Hotel

University Arms Hotel on Regent Street is a MICHELIN Selected property that anchors Cambridge's traditional grand hotel tier. A Victorian landmark restored to contemporary standards, it places guests within walking distance of the university's central colleges and Fitzwilliam Museum. For visitors who want architectural character, a credentialed dining programme, and proximity to the city's academic core, it represents the city's most historically grounded full-service option.

Cambridge, United Kingdom
Ureshino Yadoya, Ureshino, Japan
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Ureshino, Japan

Ureshino Yadoya

On the west side of the island of Kyushu, within Saga Prefecture, is the historic town of Ureshino, a place known for its tea plantations and its hot springs. Ureshina Yadoyo is a hotel that combines these two attractions in an organic way, alongside the typically Japanese spring-fed onsen baths is a sauna that adds the scent of tea leaves for an added restorative boost. The rooms are traditional in their inspiration but contemporary in their finish, and each one has its own private semi-outdoor spring-fed bath, as well as extensive facilities for brewing tea. A fine restaurant showcases local flavors, and tea ceremonies are held for guests’ benefit.

Ureshino, Japan
V Villas Phuket - MGallery, Phuket, Thailand
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Phuket, Thailand

V Villas Phuket - MGallery

Carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction, V Villas Phuket sits within the MGallery Collection on Ao Yon Road in Mueang Phuket — a quieter address than the island's resort-heavy west coast. The property positions itself in a design-led tier where architecture and spatial identity matter as much as amenity count. For travellers who prioritise considered spaces over large-scale resort infrastructure, it occupies a specific and coherent niche.

Phuket, Thailand
VILLA POGGIANO, Montepulciano, Italy
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Montepulciano, Italy

VILLA POGGIANO

A Michelin Selected property in the hills above Montepulciano, Villa Poggiano occupies a restored historic estate with direct views over the Val di Chiana. The property sits within the smaller, design-led tier of Tuscan villa hotels, where architectural integrity and agricultural setting carry more weight than resort-scale amenities. For travellers routing through southern Tuscany's wine country, it offers an alternative to the larger branded retreats nearby.

Montepulciano, Italy
VP Plaza España Design, Madrid, Spain
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Madrid, Spain

VP Plaza España Design

Holding a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, VP Plaza España Design occupies one of Madrid's most address-conscious positions, directly on Plaza de España. The property sits within the design-led segment of Madrid's upper hotel tier, offering a vertically layered experience that includes rooftop views across the city's western skyline. A considered option for travellers who want architectural ambition alongside central access to the capital.

Madrid, Spain
Vakko Hotel and Residence, Istanbul, Turkey
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Istanbul, Turkey

Vakko Hotel and Residence

Situated on Abdi İpekçi Caddesi in Nişantaşı, Istanbul's most concentrated stretch of international fashion and considered dining, Vakko Hotel and Residence carries the Michelin Selected distinction for 2025. The property is an address for travellers who want proximity to the city's quieter, wealthier residential quarter rather than the Bosphorus-view hotel circuit. Residence options make extended stays practical without sacrificing service density.

Istanbul, Turkey
Vale d'Azenha Hotel & Residences, Alcobaca, Portugal
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Alcobaca, Portugal

Vale d'Azenha Hotel & Residences

Vale d'Azenha Hotel & Residences holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among a curated tier of Portuguese properties where design, setting, and hospitality quality meet a defined editorial standard. Located in Cela, a rural parish of Alcobaça, it occupies the agricultural belt south of one of Portugal's most significant medieval monuments. For travellers combining heritage depth with quieter countryside stays, this is a considered option in a region that rarely gets its hospitality due.

Alcobaca, Portugal
Valsamo Suites, Santorini, Greece
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Santorini, Greece

Valsamo Suites

Santorini is one of just a few destinations that needs no introduction; its hotels are variations on the compelling theme of tranquil contemplation with astonishing views. Valsamo Suites distinguishes itself by going just a little bit further in pursuit of peace and quiet. The property itself keeps a low profile, it’s not a single structure, but a small handful of village buildings whose classic Cycladic architecture remains intact, even as the interiors have been brought up to modern boutique-hotel standard. The suites come with sea-facing terraces or patios, some with private hot tubs. And all are handsome in the classic Greek island fashion, in a palette of cream and white with judiciously chosen accent colors. In terms of service, the suites are meant to be self-sufficient; breakfast is served daily, and each suite is equipped with its own kitchenette. A small spa offers massages and treatments, and your hosts can guide you to worthwhile restaurants as well as more ambitious excursions, from hikes to sailing expeditions and even wine tours.

Santorini, Greece