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Ottawa, Canada
Alt Hotel Ottawa Airport holds a Michelin Selected designation in the 2025 guide, placing it in a verified tier of airport-adjacent accommodation rarely recognised at that level in Canada. Located at 1085 Airport Parkway Private, it suits travellers who want a credentialled, no-friction overnight between connections or early departures without crossing into the city centre.
Ottawa, Canada
Alt Hotel Ottawa Downtown at 185 Slater Street earned Michelin Selected status in 2025, placing it in a small tier of Ottawa properties that the guide's editors consider worth recommending. The design-led format favours clean lines and functional spaces over grand-lobby theatrics, positioning it as a considered alternative to the city's heritage hotel tradition. Direct to book and centrally located, it suits travellers who prioritise design coherence over ceremony.
Winnipeg, Canada
In the heart of Winnipeg’s SHED district, just across from the Canada Life Centre, Alt Hotel Winnipeg offers sustainable design with a sharp, urban edge. The 15-story property is Green Key certified, with geothermal heating, floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize natural light, and thoughtful systems to reduce energy and water use. Rooms are bright and minimal, with bold color blocking and local artwork. Downstairs, the lounge draws pre-game crowds and post-show regulars. Service is upbeat, the vibe relaxed, and the location unbeatable. For travelers who value sustainability, good design, and genuinely warm hospitality, Alt keeps things simple, and gets them right.
Orvieto, Italy
A Michelin Selected wine resort set above Orvieto's tufa plateau, Altarocca occupies a working estate at Località Rocca Ripesena where the vineyards are both landscape and context. The property sits in a smaller tier of Central Italian rural retreats that trade scale for agricultural rootedness, earning its Michelin Selected status in 2025. For those arriving from Rome or Florence, it reads as a serious alternative to the region's larger resort formats.
Sylt, Germany
A Michelin Selected property on Germany's most storied North Sea island, Alte Strandvogtei occupies a position at the quieter, more characterful end of Sylt's accommodation spectrum. The address on Merret-Lassen-Wai places it within reach of the island's dune and shoreline character without the resort-scale infrastructure of larger competitors. For travellers prioritising atmosphere over amenity volume, it warrants serious consideration.
Neumunster, Germany
A Michelin Selected hotel in Neumünster built inside a converted industrial steelworks, Altes Stahlwerk Business & Lifestyle Hotel occupies one of Schleswig-Holstein's more architecturally distinctive addresses. The industrial bones — exposed steel, raw material textures — set it apart from the standardised business hotel format that dominates mid-sized German cities. Positioned on Rendsburger Strasse, it serves both corporate travellers and those passing through the north on the Hamburg-to-Denmark corridor.
Celle, Germany
Althoff Hotel Fürstenhof Celle sits at the centre of one of Lower Saxony's most architecturally preserved market towns, earning a 91.5-point score in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. The property occupies a position within the Althoff Collection alongside properties of equivalent standing across Germany, making it a credible base for travellers who treat accommodation as part of the editorial experience rather than a footnote.
Saint-Tropez, France
Perched above Saint-Tropez on the Route des Crêtes, Althoff Villa Belrose earns its Michelin Selected status through a combination of Provençal villa architecture, refined hilltop positioning, and the understated precision that defines the Althoff Collection's approach to European luxury. For guests who want the Riviera at a remove from the port's summer intensity, the property occupies a distinct position in Saint-Tropez's premium hotel tier.
Innsbruck, Austria
Occupying a medieval building on Innsbruck's historic Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse, Altstadthotel Weißes Kreuz holds MICHELIN Selected status in the 2025 guide. The address places guests within steps of the Golden Roof and the Old Town's core, making it one of the more historically grounded options in the city's accommodation tier. The building's centuries-old fabric is the experience itself.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Alvear Art Hotel occupies a prime address on Suipacha in Buenos Aires's Retiro district, carrying Michelin Selected status in the 2025 guide. Its positioning sits in the art-focused tier of the city's formal hotel stock, with interiors that foreground Argentine contemporary work rather than the European-palace aesthetic of its Recoleta neighbours. A considered option for travellers who want proximity to the financial and cultural core without sacrificing formal service standards.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
MICHELIN Selected for 2025, Alvear Icon Hotel occupies a purposefully contemporary position on Aime Paine Street in Buenos Aires, distinct from the city's older palace-hotel tradition. Where the Alvear Palace trades in Belle Époque grandeur, the Icon branch operates in a register of architectural modernity, making it a relevant reference point for travellers weighing design-led stays against the capital's historic luxury options.
Kythnos, Greece
Amal Kythnos Suites sits on Paralia Episkopi beach on the quiet Cycladic island of Kythnos, earning a place in the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list. The property occupies a niche shared by design-led Greek island suites that trade spectacle for restraint — fewer guests, longer stays, slower pace. For travellers seeking the Aegean without the Mykonos circuit, it is a considered choice.
Sveti Stefan, Montenegro
Aman Sveti Stefan occupies one of the Adriatic's most architecturally arresting settings: a 15th-century island village, connected to the Montenegrin coast by a narrow causeway, converted into a private resort by Aman. Recognised on the La Liste Top Hotels 2026 list with 93 points, the property operates across the island itself and the mainland Villa Milocer estate, placing it in a category with almost no direct regional comparators.
Nusa Dua, Indonesia
Aman Villas at Nusa Dua sits within one of Bali's most composed resort enclaves, operating under Aman Resorts — a group whose properties consistently occupy the quieter, lower-volume end of the luxury spectrum. The address places guests in the Nusa Dua peninsula's established resort corridor, separated from Seminyak's noise and Ubud's terrain, with Aman's characteristic restraint setting the tone from arrival.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A 2025 World Luxury Hotel Awards recipient in the Luxury Design Boutique and Luxury Eco categories, Amanaki Saigon Boutique Hotel occupies a Quận 1 address on Hồ Tùng Mậu, a short walk from the Saigon River. The property positions itself inside the smaller, design-led tier of Ho Chi Minh City hospitality, where local material choices and curatorial restraint define the offer rather than scale.
Moyo Island, Indonesia
The only resort on Moyo Island, Amanwana occupies a protected corner of the Flores Sea as a twelve-tent wilderness camp within a government-designated nature reserve. Coral-stone decks, hardwood interiors, and direct access to wall dives and jungle waterfalls define its register. For travellers who measure remoteness in hours of travel and absence of other guests, it sits in a category of its own within the Aman portfolio.
Sedona, United States
Amara Resort and Spa sits along Sedona's Oak Creek corridor, positioning itself as a mid-scale boutique alternative to the canyon-rim properties that dominate the upper tier of the local market. The property draws visitors who want proximity to the red rock terrain without the full-scale spa immersion formats of Enchantment or Mii amo. Its creek-side setting and contained footprint make it a coherent base for exploring Sedona's trails and town center.
Bali, Indonesia
Amarterra Villas Resort Bali Nusa Dua holds dual World Luxury Hotel Awards recognition — Global Winner for Luxury Private Pool Villa and Country Winner for Luxury Honeymoon Villa — placing it among Bali's most decorated private-villa properties. Positioned within the gated ITDC Nusa Dua resort corridor, it represents the villa-only tier of Balinese luxury, where the private pool and enclosed garden are structural commitments rather than optional upgrades.
Paphos, Cyprus
Amavi MadeForTwo Hotels in Paphos holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it in a small cohort of properties on Cyprus that meet the guide's accommodation standards. The property's adults-only format sets its positioning apart from the broader Paphos resort market.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Amaya Saigon Boutique Hotel holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it within a small tier of independently recognised stays in District 1. The address on Lê Thánh Tôn puts guests at the edge of Ho Chi Minh City's central commercial core, within walking distance of the city's principal dining and cultural corridor. For travellers who want size and character over brand-flag consistency, it occupies a distinct position in the Saigon boutique market.
Jeju, South Korea
Amber Pure Hill Hotels & Resorts Jeju sits along the 1100-ro mountain road, earning Michelin Selected recognition in 2025 for a retreat that reads more like a considered hill-country escape than a conventional resort. The property positions itself within Jeju's smaller, design-attentive tier of accommodation, where scale is kept deliberate and the surrounding volcanic landscape does much of the work.
Pogonia, Greece
The Greek islands are deservedly popular for their luxurious waterfront hotels, but Amethyst Selene proves that equally appealing options exist on the mainland. Sophisticated but understated, with sweeping views of the Ionian Sea, the boutique hotel is located in a quiet village on the western coast. It takes its name from a gemstone known for its calming and healing properties, which is fitting: the architecture is characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, and the use of organic materials, including local wood and stone. Floor-to-ceiling glass lets in abundant sunshine and panoramas of the surrounding seascape, green hills, and olive groves. And silence is golden, no children are allowed. Every suite features a private ocean-facing terrace with an infinity plunge pool, plus outdoor steps leading down through landscaped gardens to a private spot on the beach below. Inside, they’re modern, minimalist, and outfitted in earth tones. Each has a teakwood bed with a natural mattress, a walk-in rain shower and a separate soaking tub, and a stocked kitchenette with a Nespresso machine. A lavish continental breakfast showcasing produce from the hotel’s own farm is served in-room each morning and ideally enjoyed poolside. Down by the marina, the owners also run a restaurant, the Yacht Club at Paleros Bay, that’s best appreciated at sunset.
Nha Trang, Vietnam
Amiana Resort sits on a private hillside peninsula above Nha Trang Bay, earning Global Winner status for Luxury Sustainable Resort and Country Winner for Luxury Lifestyle Resort. Its architecture draws the eye through a series of terraced villas and pools that step down toward the South China Sea. For travellers weighing Nha Trang's upper-tier resort options, Amiana occupies a distinct position as both an award-recognised sustainability leader and a design-led coastal retreat.
La Paz, Mexico
A Michelin Selected property on Baja California Sur's windswept Gulf coast, Amina Wind Resort sits in La Ventana — a village built around kitesurf seasons and open-water light. The resort's positioning in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide places it among a small cohort of Baja properties recognised for design and experience rather than scale. For travellers who find Los Cabos too polished, La Paz offers a different register entirely.
Heraklion, Greece
Positioned between a nature reserve and two sandy beaches on the northern coast of Crete, Amirandes draws on Minoan architectural language to shape a resort that reads more like a private water palace than a conventional hotel complex. Seven restaurants, beachfront villas with private pools, and a seafront Olympic pool place it at the upper end of the Heraklion luxury market, with year-round programming that extends well beyond the peak summer window.
Marseille, France
Amista occupies a characterful address on Rue des Recollettes in central Marseille, earning Michelin Selected status in 2025. The property sits within the city's broader shift toward smaller, design-attentive hotels that trade scale for architectural personality. For travellers weighing Marseille's premium accommodation tier, Amista represents the intimate, neighbourhood-rooted end of that spectrum.
Panglao Island, Philippines
Amorita Resort occupies a clifftop position above Alona Beach on Panglao Island, earning World Luxury Hotel Awards recognition as a Regional Winner for Luxury Seaside Resort and Global Winner for Luxury Family Hotel. The property sits in the quieter, design-led tier of Philippine beach hospitality, where the physical setting and architectural intent do more work than the brand machinery of larger resort chains.
Palm Beach, United States
Amrit Ocean Resort & Residences occupies a quieter stretch of Singer Island, positioning itself as a wellness-focused alternative to the more social luxury properties along the Palm Beach corridor. The resort earned Star Wine List recognition in 2026, signalling a food and beverage programme with considered depth. Guests seeking a calmer Atlantic-facing base with integrated wellness will find it a credible option in this market tier.
Nha Trang, Vietnam
An Lam Retreats Ninh Van Bay sits on the Hon Heo Peninsula outside Nha Trang, accessible only by boat and recognised in the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list. The property belongs to a small tier of Vietnamese coastal retreats that prioritise isolation and low-key luxury over resort-scale amenity stacks. For travellers choosing between visibility and seclusion, it occupies a distinct position in the regional market.
Thuan An District, Vietnam
An Lam Retreats Saigon River holds Michelin Selected status in 2025, placing it among a small cohort of design-led escapes in Vietnam's Thuan An District. Positioned on the Saigon River rather than in the city itself, it trades urban proximity for water-facing seclusion and a deliberate architectural quietness that distinguishes it from the larger resort brands operating along Vietnam's southern coast.
Tulum, Mexico
Ana y Jose Hotel & Spa Tulum holds a Michelin Selected designation in the 2025 guide, placing it among a small cohort of Tulum properties that combine longevity with editorial credibility. Set along the Boca Paila corridor at Km. 7, it represents an older, quieter design sensibility in a zone that has become increasingly dense with new arrivals. For travellers who want the Tulum beach-road address without the festival-circuit energy, it belongs in the first conversation.
Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia
Anabezi Camp occupies the western reaches of Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park, where the river's floodplains draw some of Africa's densest elephant populations. The 2025 World Travel Awards named it Zambia's Leading Tented Safari Camp, a signal of where it sits within the country's premium safari tier. For travellers weighing the Lower Zambezi's lodge options, Anabezi represents a serious entry point into tented camp accommodation at this end of the park.
Mykonos, Greece
Anandes Hotel occupies the School of Fine Art District in Mykonos Town, placing guests within the architectural core of the island's most walkable neighbourhood. A MICHELIN Selected property in the 2025 guide, it sits in the quieter, design-conscious tier of Mykonos accommodation, where address and atmosphere do more work than scale.
Vilanculos, Mozambique
Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort sits within the Bazaruto Archipelago, a protected marine national park 30 kilometres off the Mozambique mainland. Rolling sand dunes frame a stretch of Indian Ocean where dolphin encounters and humpback whale migrations are seasonal calendar events rather than rare sightings. For travellers choosing between the archipelago's small number of island properties, this is the reference point against which others are measured.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Winner of the 2025 World Travel Awards for Dubai's Leading Luxury City Hotel, Anantara Downtown Dubai Hotel puts guests within reach of Business Bay's financial corridor and the broader Downtown district. The property sits in a tier of city hotels that compete on positioning and service depth rather than beachfront drama, making it a considered choice for travellers prioritising urban access over resort-scale amenity.
Hoi An, Vietnam
Anantara Hoi An Resort occupies a riverfront position on the Thu Bon, less than a kilometre from the UNESCO-listed Ancient Town. Lush gardens, a spa, and sunset river cruises frame the stay, while the promenade walk to the historic quarter takes under fifteen minutes on foot. For travellers who want proximity to Hoi An's silk lanterns and tailor lanes without sacrificing a calm, garden-set base, this is a considered address.
Jaipur, India
Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among the recognised tier of Jaipur's luxury hotel options. Positioned on Tonk Road in the Sitapura corridor south of the old city, the property draws on the Anantara group's heritage-inflected approach to design and hospitality, offering a considered alternative to the palace conversions that dominate Jaipur's upper accommodation bracket.
Kafue, Zambia
Now open in Kafue National Park, Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River sits between two islands in one of Africa's largest wilderness reserves. Three Horizon Terrace Suites float at tree level, with a design focused on minimal environmental intervention and river access. Book through Anantara or a Virtuoso advisor for current rates and benefits.
Phuket, Thailand
Opened in August 2023, Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas occupies a lush island in Phang Nga Bay, reached by speedboat from Phuket or Krabi. Beachfront pool villas line a kilometre of white sand, while family suites add bunk beds and a slide. The property positions itself in the quieter, design-led tier of Thai island luxury, away from Phuket's main resort strip.
Phuket Area, Thailand
At the north-western tip of Phuket, Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas occupies a quieter stretch of coast than the island's busier resort corridors, with Bill Bensley-designed gardens, private-pool villas drawn from southern Thai architecture, and a service model built around personalisation. Dining runs from beachfront seafood at Sea. Fire. Salt to bespoke in-villa experiences, placing the property in Phuket's design-led villa tier.
Anse Louis, Seychelles
Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas sits on Mahé's southwest coast at Anse Louis, a property of private pool villas carved into the granite hillside above the Indian Ocean. Winner of the 2025 World Travel Awards for Seychelles' Leading Villa Resort, it occupies the upper tier of the island's villa-only category, where seclusion and spatial design carry as much weight as service.
Mahé, Seychelles
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas occupies a private cove on Mahé's southwest coast, where the architecture works with the granite hillside rather than against it. All-villa format, full-butler service, and a location at Anse Louis place it in the small-footprint, high-privacy tier of Seychelles luxury.
Ghantoot, United Arab Emirates
Positioned between Abu Dhabi and Dubai in the quieter coastal corridor of Ghantoot, Anantara Santorini Abu Dhabi Retreat brings a Cycladic design vocabulary to the Arabian Gulf shore. The 2025 World Travel Awards named it the UAE's Leading Retreat — a signal of where the region's wellness-focused accommodation tier is heading. The property operates as a genuine withdrawal from the urban hotel circuit rather than an extension of it.
Sir Bani Yas Island, United Arab Emirates
A Michelin Selected villa resort on Sir Bani Yas Island, Al Sahel places guests within one of the UAE's most serious wildlife conservation areas, where the architecture draws directly from the savannah setting. The property operates in a remote-island tier of Gulf hospitality that prioritises natural immersion over resort amenity excess, positioning it apart from mainland UAE luxury.
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Positioned on the edge of Zimbabwe's most storied wilderness, Anantara Stanley & Livingstone Victoria Falls Hotel enters the Virtuoso Preview Program as a boutique African retreat with Big Five access and design that references the colonial-era explorers for whom it is named.
Uluwatu, Indonesia
Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort sits on the southern cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula, where the Indian Ocean drops away below a series of infinity pools and villa terraces. Named Bali's Leading Villa Resort at the 2025 World Travel Awards, it positions itself at the cliff-edge tier of Uluwatu's luxury market, with a dining programme and spa offer calibrated to the region's premium expectations.
Quarteira, Portugal
On the edge of Vilamoura's marina, Anantara Vilamoura Algarve Resort earned 91.5 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking, placing it among a small tier of internationally recognised properties on Portugal's southern coast. The resort sits within a marina-facing address that gives it a different character from the inland golf-circuit hotels that define much of the Algarve's premium accommodation market.
Busan, South Korea
Positioned along the rugged coastline of Gijang, north of Busan's urban core, Ananti at Busan Cove occupies a rare stretch of Korean shoreline where architecture is designed to meet the sea rather than contain it. Recognised in La Liste's Top Hotels ranking for 2026 with 90 points, it sits within a small cohort of Korean resort properties that compete on design identity rather than urban convenience.
Kaliyal, India
Anantya By The Lake sits at the edge of Chittar Lake in the Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu, a boutique property that won the 2025 World Travel Awards for Tamil Nadu's Leading Boutique Hotel. The setting — water, forest, and the relative quiet of Kaliyal village — defines the experience more than any interior amenity. For travellers seeking southern India's hill-meets-coast geography without a major resort footprint, this is a considered option.
Marrakech, Morocco
A 300-year-old city palace in the heart of Marrakech's medina, AnaYela occupies a tier of riad accommodation defined by historical depth rather than design-hotel gloss. At 28 Derb Zerwal, the property sits inside one of the medina's older residential quarters, where the architecture does the work that marketing usually attempts elsewhere. For travellers who want proximity to the medina's logic rather than a view of it, this is the address.
Kutchancho, Abuta Gun, Japan
Andaru Collection Niseko sits in Abuta-gun's snow-country interior, earning Michelin Selected recognition in the 2025 hotels guide. The property occupies a design-conscious tier of Hokkaido lodging where architectural restraint and landscape integration matter as much as on-mountain access. For stays calibrated to Niseko's quieter register, it belongs in the same conversation as Zaborin and the Ritz-Carlton Reserve nearby.
New York City, United States
Positioned directly across from the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue, Andaz 5th Avenue occupies one of Midtown Manhattan's most legible cultural addresses. Part of Hyatt's design-led Andaz brand, the 184-room property trades grand-hotel formality for a residential aesthetic shaped by Tony Chi, with a lobby lounge library, an artist-in-residence mural program, and 54 suites, many with private balconies overlooking Bryant Park.
Bali, Indonesia
Andaz Bali sits in Sanur, Bali's quietest stretch of south coast, with 149 rooms, suites, and villas arranged around gardens that open toward the Indian Ocean. The property draws on local Balinese village architecture and craftsmanship, offering a design-led alternative to the larger resort corridors of Nusa Dua and Seminyak. Villas can be combined into private compounds, making it a practical choice for families and groups seeking seclusion without leaving the island's cultural orbit.
Aerocity, India
Andaz Delhi sits inside Aerocity's transit-adjacent hotel corridor and carries a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction, positioning it among a small cohort of design-conscious international properties in the Indian capital. The Hyatt Andaz format applies a local-cultural programming lens to a contemporary built environment, making it a considered choice for travellers who move through Indira Gandhi International Airport without wanting to sacrifice aesthetic coherence for convenience.
Doha, Qatar
Andaz Doha holds MICHELIN Selected status in the 2025 guide, placing it among a small cohort of Doha hotels recognised for consistent quality across accommodation and dining. Located on Diplomatic Street in Zone 61, the property operates within Hyatt's design-led Andaz brand, which positions itself toward locally inflected interiors and food-and-beverage programming over conventional luxury formulas.
Palm Jumeirah, United Arab Emirates
Andaz by Hyatt on Palm Jumeirah holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction in the 2025 guide, placing it among a smaller cohort of Dubai-area hotels recognised for design integrity and guest experience over sheer scale. The property sits on one of the Gulf's most engineered addresses, where water views and architectural ambition are baseline expectations rather than selling points — which makes the Andaz approach to intimacy worth examining more closely.
London, United Kingdom
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a reimagined Victorian banking complex on Liverpool Street, Andaz London sits at the intersection of the City's financial heritage and a deliberately relaxed hospitality format. The property strips away the formality typical of London's grand hotel tier, positioning itself closer to design-led independents than to traditional five-star ceremony. For business travellers and weekend visitors alike, its location one step from Liverpool Street station makes it among the more logistically efficient addresses in the capital.
Wailea, United States
Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort occupies 15 acres of Mokapu Beach frontage on Maui's south shore, with 320 rooms, suites, and villa-style accommodations shaped around a non-traditional Hyatt Andaz format. The property runs four distinct food and beverage venues, an apothecary-led spa, and a full meetings program, placing it in Wailea's upper tier of integrated beach resort experiences.
Mexico City, Mexico
A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a converted early-20th-century building on one of Condesa's most walkable streets, Andaz Mexico City Condesa translates the neighbourhood's architectural character into a design-led stay. The property sits closer to the boutique end of the Mexico City hotel spectrum than to the grand-tower Polanco tier, making it a considered choice for travellers who want the city's creative districts on their doorstep.
Miami Beach, United States
Andaz Miami Beach marks the brand's first Florida property, occupying the former Confidante site on Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach — positioned between South Beach's energy and the quieter Atlantic shoreline. The hotel carries a Mediterranean-meets-Miami identity that distinguishes it from both the design-forward boutiques to the south and the wellness-oriented properties further north along the strip.
Nanjing, China
Andaz Nanjing Hexi occupies a striking tower in the Jianye District, earning Michelin Selected recognition in 2025 as part of a growing tier of design-forward international hotels reshaping the city's skyline. The property positions itself against Nanjing's luxury accommodation set with a lifestyle-led format characteristic of the Andaz brand, where spatial identity carries as much weight as service.
Bangkok, Thailand
Andaz One Bangkok sits on Wireless Road in Lumphini, positioning itself inside Bangkok's corporate-luxury corridor with a design sensibility that diverges from the river-facing heritage properties that define the city's older premium tier.
Ottawa, Canada
Andaz Ottawa ByWard Market sits on Dalhousie Street in one of Canada's most walkable urban neighbourhoods, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that positions it inside a small peer group of Ottawa hotels recognised for consistent guest experience. The property operates within the Andaz brand's signature model of relaxed luxury, where service is designed to feel host-led rather than transactional, and the ByWard Market's food, culture, and political energy arrive at the front door.
San Diego, United States
At 600 F St in the heart of San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter, Andaz San Diego occupies a 1914 building whose warehouse bones have been converted into a property that sits between lifestyle hotel and social hub. The address places guests within walking distance of the neighbourhood's dining corridor and the convention centre, making it a practical anchor for both leisure and corporate itineraries.
Savannah, United States
Andaz Savannah sits on Barnard Street in the city's Historic District, occupying a restored building that places guests within walking distance of Ellis Square and the river. A MICHELIN Selected property for 2025, it belongs to Hyatt's design-led Andaz brand and offers an alternative to Savannah's more traditional hotel formats, with a contemporary interior sensibility against a backdrop of Federal and Regency architecture.
Scottsdale, United States
Set on 23 acres of Sonoran Desert gardens in the heart of Scottsdale, Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows delivers a mid-century modern aesthetic across 185 private-entrance bungalows and suites. A 2023 Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice pick and AAA Four Diamond property, it houses the glass-box Weft + Warp kitchen, Palo Verde Spa, and three pools within walking distance of Downtown Scottsdale.
Seoul, South Korea
Andaz Seoul Gangnam occupies one of Seoul's most commercially dense districts, carrying MICHELIN Selected recognition for 2025 and positioning itself within the design-led, personality-driven tier of the Hyatt portfolio. For repeat visitors to the city, the Gangnam address offers direct access to the neighbourhood's dining, retail, and business circuits without the formality that defines several of Seoul's older luxury flagships.
Singapore, Singapore
At 5 Fraser Street in Singapore's Bugis corridor, Andaz Singapore sits at the intersection of Kampong Glam, Little India, and the Bras Basah arts district. The hotel operates on a neighbourhood-integration model, positioning itself as a residential extension of its surrounding communities rather than a conventional luxury address. For travellers prioritising cultural immersion alongside considered comfort, the location makes a strong structural argument.
Vienna, Austria
Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere sits in the newly developed Quartier Belvedere, where Hyatt's chain expertise meets genuine design conviction. Scoring 92 points on La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels ranking, this 303-room property frames its modernist interiors against one of Vienna's great Baroque landmarks, with fine dining at Eugen21 and rooftop views from the 16th-floor Aurora bar.
West Hollywood, United States
Positioned on the Sunset Strip at the edge of West Hollywood's most saturated stretch of entertainment history, Andaz West Hollywood holds a 2025 MICHELIN Selected designation that places it in a verified upper tier of Los Angeles lodging. The property's address alone situates guests inside one of the city's most walkable and culturally loaded corridors, with the hills, the clubs, and the industry machinery of Hollywood all within immediate reach.
Xiamen, China
Andaz Xiamen holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it among a small group of recognized hotels in Fujian Province's most visited coastal city. Positioned on Hubin East Road in the Siming District, the property sits within reach of the waterfront and commercial core. For travelers who want a well-credentialed address in Xiamen without the formality of a traditional luxury flag, it competes directly with properties like Conrad Xiamen and Waldorf Astoria Xiamen.
Sacred Valley, Peru
A MICHELIN Selected boutique hotel along the Pisac-Urubamba corridor, Andenia sits within the physical drama of the Sacred Valley at an altitude that shapes every design choice. Small-scale by deliberate intent, it occupies a niche closer to design-led Andean lodges than to the international resort operators who have moved into the valley over the past decade.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Andersen Boutique Hotel occupies a Vesterbro address that has become one of Copenhagen's more closely watched mid-scale design properties. Its 69 rooms and suites are dressed in textiles and wallpapers from the Designers Guild, with Philippe Starck fixtures throughout. Regional and country recognition from the 2025 World Luxury Hotel Awards places it in a specific peer tier within the Danish boutique market.
Nara, Japan
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Ando Hotel Nara Wakakusayama sits at 728 Kawakamicho, positioned against the wooded slopes of Mount Wakakusa in one of Japan's oldest capitals. The property belongs to a tier of Nara accommodation defined by architectural restraint and proximity to the city's UNESCO-listed deer parks and temple precincts. For travelers who read Nara as a design destination as much as a heritage one, this is the address to consider.
Andorra La Vella, Andorra
Andorra Park Hotel occupies a composed address on Les Canals in the heart of Andorra la Vella, earning MICHELIN Selected recognition in the 2025 guide. The property sits in the upper tier of the capital's hotel options, positioned for travellers who want proximity to the city's commercial centre alongside a considered hospitality standard. Booking directly through the hotel is the standard approach for this address.
Ostend, Belgium
Positioned on Ostend's seafront at Kursaal Westheling 5, the Andromeda Hotel carries a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it among a curated tier of Belgian coastal properties where location and physical presence do most of the argumentative work. The address alone signals intent: the Kursaal district is where Ostend's architectural ambitions and its North Sea identity converge most directly.
Santorini, Greece
Andronis Boutique Hotel sits on the caldera edge in Oia, earning MICHELIN Selected status in 2025 within a village that has become one of Greece's most concentrated zones of premium boutique hospitality. The property belongs to the design-led, cave-suite tradition that defines Santorini's upper accommodation tier, where scale is kept low and the volcanic topography does the heavy editorial work.
Santorini, Greece
Andronis Luxury Suites occupies a clifftop position in Oia, Santorini's most photographed village, and carries a 2025 Michelin Selected designation that places it in a small peer group of caldera-edge properties where architecture, privacy, and the quality of the view are the primary product. The suite format and Oia address position it toward the quieter, design-focused end of the island's premium accommodation tier.
Milos, Greece
Anemolethe Suites Hotel Kimolos holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide, placing it within a recognised tier of small-scale Cycladic properties on Kimolos, the quieter island satellite off Milos. Suited to travellers prioritising calm over convenience, it offers a counterpoint to the busier Milos waterfront scene.
Chania, Greece
Positioned on the Georgioupoli coastline in western Crete, Anemos Luxury Grand Resort holds three international awards across luxury lifestyle, family beach, and coastal resort categories. The property sits within a tier of large-scale Cretan resorts that have moved away from generic package-hotel formats toward design-led, full-service experiences for families and couples seeking direct beach access with genuine amenity depth.
