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Hotel Indigo Saigon the City by IHG, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Hotel Indigo Saigon the City by IHG

A Michelin Selected property on Ly Tu Trong Street, Hotel Indigo Saigon the City by IHG places guests in the administrative and cultural core of District 1, within walking distance of the city's most significant colonial-era landmarks and its densest concentration of restaurants, galleries, and evening venues. For travellers who want District 1 access without the scale of a major convention hotel, it occupies a practical middle ground.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Hotel Indigo Shanghai On The Bund, Shanghai, China
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Shanghai, China

Hotel Indigo Shanghai On The Bund

Indigo is the InterContinental Hotel Group’s design-oriented boutique hotel brand, and a glance at the Hotel Indigo Shanghai on the Bund reveals that they’re not going halfway, these interiors are nothing if not eclectic, combining ancient Chinese elements with contemporary international design, and a refreshingly liberal use of color. The rooms and suites are full of high-end modern comforts, and many of them have impressive views of the skyline across the Huangpu River, as does the Char Bar and Grill, on the top three floors of the hotel, which is joined by Quay, a riverside café.

Shanghai, China
Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong, Singapore, Singapore
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Singapore, Singapore

Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong

Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong sits on East Coast Road in one of Singapore's most character-rich neighbourhoods, where Peranakan shophouses and independent hawker stalls define the streetscape. The property has earned recognition at the country level for hotel management, positioning it among Singapore's more credentialed design-led stays outside the central business district. It offers a grounded alternative to the CBD's large-footprint luxury blocks.

Singapore, Singapore
Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point by IHG, Sydney, Australia
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Sydney, Australia

Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point by IHG

Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point by IHG sits on Kings Cross Road at the edge of one of Sydney's most character-dense neighbourhoods, earning Michelin Selected recognition in 2025. The property belongs to IHG's design-led Hotel Indigo brand, which anchors each property in local identity rather than corporate uniformity. For travellers who want proximity to the city's inner-east without the scale of CBD tower hotels, Potts Point offers a genuinely different orientation.

Sydney, Australia
Hotel Indigo Taipei North, Zhongshan District, Taiwan
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Zhongshan District, Taiwan

Hotel Indigo Taipei North

Hotel Indigo Taipei North brings the IHG design-led brand to Zhongshan District, one of Taipei's most architecturally layered neighbourhoods, with a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025 confirming its place in the city's upper-mid tier. The address on Zhifu Road puts guests within reach of Zhongshan's gallery strips, riverside parks, and the dense restaurant scene that makes the district a credible alternative base to the hotel-heavy corridors further south.

Zhongshan District, Taiwan
Hotel Indy, Indianapolis, United States
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Indianapolis, United States

Hotel Indy

A Michelin Selected property on East Washington Street, Hotel Indy sits at the centre of downtown Indianapolis with a design identity rooted in the city's architectural past. The building's layered aesthetic places it in Indianapolis's growing tier of independently characterful hotels, distinct from the large-flag properties a few blocks away. For travellers who want downtown access with more design intention than a convention-grade room provides, it occupies a clear niche.

Indianapolis, United States
Hotel InterContinental Cartagena de Indias, Cartagena, Colombia
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Cartagena, Colombia

Hotel InterContinental Cartagena de Indias

On the edge of Cartagena's walled city, Hotel InterContinental Cartagena de Indias occupies a position that few large-format hotels in Colombia can match — facing the Caribbean Sea with direct proximity to the colonial centre. A Continent Winner for Luxury Event Hotel, it draws travellers who need both scale and setting in one address. The property sits in a competitive tier above boutique options but operates at a different register entirely.

Cartagena, Colombia
Hotel Iriarte Jauregia, Bidegoian, Spain
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Bidegoian, Spain

Hotel Iriarte Jauregia

Hotel Iriarte Jauregia occupies a historic manor house in Bidegoian, a small Gipuzkoan village in the Basque interior, far from the coastal circuit that draws most visitors to the region. The property sits within a centuries-old architectural frame that places it in a distinct category among rural Basque accommodation: heritage structure, intimate scale, and a setting that rewards those who choose depth of place over proximity to San Sebastián's dining corridor.

Bidegoian, Spain
Hotel Jagdhof Glashütte, Bad Laasphe, Germany
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Bad Laasphe, Germany

Hotel Jagdhof Glashütte

A traditional half-timbered manor in the Wittgenstein highlands of Sauerland, Hotel Jagdhof Glashütte positions itself at the intersection of forest hunting culture and river-edge retreat. Rates from US$421 per night place it in the upper tier of rural German country house hotels. The property draws outdoor enthusiasts seeking a structured escape from the Rhine-Ruhr corridor, with Frankfurt and Cologne both reachable within two hours.

Bad Laasphe, Germany
Hotel Josef, Prague, Czech Republic
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Prague, Czech Republic

Hotel Josef

Hotel Josef sits in Prague's Old Town on Rybná street, drawing a line between 20th-century Czech design heritage and the layered history of its surroundings. The property represents the contemporary design-led tier of Prague accommodation, where spatial clarity and local cultural reference carry more weight than heritage grandeur. For travellers who want proximity to the medieval centre without the period-heavy aesthetic, it occupies a considered position in the city's hotel mix.

Prague, Czech Republic
Hotel June Malibu, Malibu, United States
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Malibu, United States

Hotel June Malibu

Hotel June Malibu sits on Pacific Coast Highway with Michelin Selected recognition for 2025, positioning it among a small tier of California coastal hotels that trade resort scale for a more considered, design-led approach. The address at 28920 CA-1 places it directly on the PCH corridor, where the Pacific is the dominant architectural feature. A low-key alternative to Santa Monica's larger hotel blocks, it suits travellers who want proximity to the ocean over ballroom amenities.

Malibu, United States
Hotel June West L.A., Los Angeles, United States
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Los Angeles, United States

Hotel June West L.A.

Hotel June West L.A. sits at 8639 Lincoln Blvd in the Westside corridor near LAX, drawing experience-focused travelers with architecture-forward design and a dining program anchored by some of the city's most-watched restaurateurs. It occupies a niche that Beverly Hills and West Hollywood properties rarely address: a hotel built around the sensibility of the contemporary Los Angeles creative class rather than old-money or celebrity adjacency.

Los Angeles, United States
Hotel Kompas Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Dubrovnik, Croatia

Hotel Kompas Dubrovnik

Hotel Kompas Dubrovnik occupies a position on Lapad Bay that gives it one of the more composed relationships with the Adriatic of any property in the city. The hotel sits within a short distance of the Old Town while offering a quieter residential setting, making it a practical base for travellers who want access without the noise of the historic centre. It competes in a mid-to-upper tier of Dubrovnik accommodation alongside several well-established seafront properties.

Dubrovnik, Croatia
Hotel Kong Arthur, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Copenhagen, Denmark

Hotel Kong Arthur

On the quiet side of Copenhagen's inner lakes, Hotel Kong Arthur occupies a 19th-century building on Nørre Søgade that sits apart from the city's more frenetic hotel corridors. The address places guests at a considered distance from Strøget's crowds while remaining within walking reach of Nørreport and the cultural quarter. For occasion stays, the lakeside setting and the building's period character give it a different register than the design-forward properties clustered around Vesterbro and the waterfront.

Copenhagen, Denmark
Hotel Las Islas, Cartagena, Colombia
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Cartagena, Colombia

Hotel Las Islas

Hotel Las Islas occupies a rare position on Barú's Ciénaga de Cholón lagoon, placing guests between the Caribbean Sea and Colombia's coastal wetlands rather than on a conventional beach strip. The property sits within the Barú peninsula, roughly an hour from central Cartagena by boat, making it a deliberate withdrawal from the city rather than an extension of it. For travellers weighing options along Colombia's northern coast, its lagoon-side address is the first and most decisive distinction.

Cartagena, Colombia
Hotel Liberte 33, Poznań, Poland
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Poznań, Poland

Hotel Liberte 33

Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Hotel Liberte 33 occupies a considered address on ulica Libelta in central Poznań. The property sits within the city's growing tier of design-conscious boutique stays, offering a compact, curated alternative to the larger international hotels that dominate the conference and trade-fair market. Booking directly through the hotel is advised given Michelin recognition typically accelerates demand at this scale.

Poznań, Poland
Hotel Lisboa Plaza, Lisbon, Portugal
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Lisbon, Portugal

Hotel Lisboa Plaza

Hotel Lisboa Plaza sits on Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon's principal boulevard, carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it in a specific tier of mid-scale properties rewarded for character over scale. The address connects guests directly to the city's commercial and cultural spine, with Bairro Alto and Chiado within walking distance. It is a practical base with editorial credibility for travellers who prioritise location and atmosphere over resort amenities.

Lisbon, Portugal
Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection, Berlin, Germany
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Berlin, Germany

Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection

Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection occupies a historic address on Charlottenstrasse 50 in Berlin's Mitte district, carrying Michelin Selected recognition for 2025. The property sits within the Autograph Collection's independently spirited portfolio, positioning it among a compact tier of design-conscious hotels in a neighbourhood layered with Prussian and Cold War history. Guests looking for a quieter, character-led alternative to the grand palace hotels of the city will find it here.

Berlin, Germany
Hotel Luze Boutique San Sebastián, San Sebastián, Spain
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San Sebastián, Spain

Hotel Luze Boutique San Sebastián

Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Hotel Luze Boutique sits on Gudamendi in San Sebastián, a city that has made precision and restraint its signature across every discipline from the kitchen to the hotel lobby. The property belongs to a tier of smaller, independently spirited hotels that trade on atmosphere and attentiveness rather than scale, positioned as a considered alternative to the city's grander addresses.

San Sebastián, Spain
Hotel Marincanto, Positano, Italy
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Positano, Italy

Hotel Marincanto

Among Positano's cliff-face hotels, Hotel Marincanto earns its place in the La Liste Top Hotels ranking (2026, 91.5 points) through a position on Via Cristoforo Colombo that delivers the full visual drama of the Amalfi Coast without requiring guests to work for it. The address places the Tyrrhenian Sea in direct view, with the village's stacked architecture rising on either side — a configuration that fewer properties along this stretch can claim at this tier.

Positano, Italy
Hotel Mas Del Sol, Vall Llobrega, Spain
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Vall Llobrega, Spain

Hotel Mas Del Sol

A Michelin Selected mas in the hills above the Costa Brava, Hotel Mas Del Sol sits on the rural edge of Vall Llobrega, where the Baix Empordà farmhouse vernacular has been converted into a small hotel with the kind of calibrated restraint that earns Michelin's accommodation recognition. For travellers moving between the Pyrenean interior and the coast, it occupies a distinct tier: agricultural architecture reframed as considered hospitality.

Vall Llobrega, Spain
Hotel Milano Alpen Resort & Spa, Castione Della Presolana, Italy
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Castione Della Presolana, Italy

Hotel Milano Alpen Resort & Spa

Michelin Selected for 2025, Hotel Milano Alpen Resort & Spa occupies a distinct position among mountain properties in the Presolana valley, where alpine architecture and spa programming define the offer rather than urban proximity. The resort sits in Castione della Presolana, a small Bergamo province town that draws skiers in winter and hikers through summer, making it a genuinely seasonal property with dual-season credentials.

Castione Della Presolana, Italy
Hotel Miramonte, Bad Gastein, Austria
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Bad Gastein, Austria

Hotel Miramonte

Hotel Miramonte sits on the Reitlpromenade in Bad Gastein, earning 94 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking — a score that places it among Austria's most recognised alpine properties. The hotel occupies one of the belle époque resort town's most storied addresses, where thermal spa culture and dramatic mountain architecture define the guest experience. Serious travellers to the Gasteinertal valley should factor it into any itinerary.

Bad Gastein, Austria
Hotel Moeesy, Blue & Green Oasis, Hvar, Croatia
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Hvar, Croatia

Hotel Moeesy, Blue & Green Oasis

On the seaside promenade, just steps from Hvar’s town center, Moeesy is a modern classic: a luxury boutique hotel with a focus on the good life, and a subtle update of the grand hotel style of a bygone era. Built in 1929 and expanded in 1954, it’s been kept up to date, and in many ways was a boutique hotel before the category existed, thanks to its modest size and its private, residential atmosphere. Its restaurant serves the kind of eclectic Mediterranean fare at which Croatia excels, making use of local herbs and produce, and a small spa ensures that guests are kept relaxed and restored.

Hvar, Croatia
Hotel Moments Budapest by Continental Group, Budapest, Hungary
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Budapest, Hungary

Hotel Moments Budapest by Continental Group

On Andrássy út, Budapest's grandest boulevard, Hotel Moments Budapest by Continental Group sits at the junction of the city's architectural heritage and its contemporary hospitality offer. The property's address places it within walking distance of the Opera House and Heroes' Square, positioning it in a tier of Budapest hotels where location does much of the heavy lifting. For visitors who want proximity to the city's cultural corridor without the full-scale palace-hotel format, Moments occupies a distinct middle ground.

Budapest, Hungary
Hotel Monastère Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands
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Maastricht, Netherlands

Hotel Monastère Maastricht

A Michelin Selected hotel occupying a former monastery on Boschstraat, Hotel Monastère Maastricht sits within one of the Netherlands' most architecturally layered cities. The conversion preserves the building's religious bones — vaulted ceilings, stone corridors, courtyard geometry — while positioning it squarely in Maastricht's serious heritage-hotel tier, alongside properties like Kruisherenhotel that have made adaptive reuse a local signature.

Maastricht, Netherlands
Hotel Monika, Sexten, Italy
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Sexten, Italy

Hotel Monika

Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Hotel Monika sits at Parkweg 2 in Sexten, a small Dolomite village in Italy's South Tyrol that draws serious alpine travellers rather than resort crowds. The property occupies a tier of mountain hospitality defined by understatement and proximity to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. For those prioritising landscape access over lobby spectacle, it represents a considered choice in a region where the scenery sets the agenda.

Sexten, Italy