Travel 2 minutes 13 May 2024

This Week’s New Hotels

MICHELIN Guide hotel experts share their most exciting discoveries for the week of June 10.

MICHELIN Guide hotel experts are a hard-working crew. They spend their days scouring the earth to find the most extraordinary hotels for all budgets — places that stand out for their style, service, and personality. As a result, the MICHELIN Guide hotel selection features over 5,000 amazing accommodations in more than 130 countries, including the recent discoveries below.


The Breeze
Ahlbeck, Germany

Another hidden gem for travelers drawn to Germany’s Baltic coast, the resort town of Ahlbeck is the last town before the Polish border. Come this far and you’re rewarded with the Breeze, a design-forward boutique hotel whose name could equally refer to the seaside atmosphere and its modernist structures.

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Le Petit Pali at 8th Ave
Carmel, California

All of the Palisociety hotels share a certain unpretentious, vintage-inspired warmth, and for all their stylishness, tend more toward a cozy residential vibe than an intimidatingly high-fashion one. And this is all the more true of Le Petit Pali at 8th Ave, a 24-room inn that’s more seaside B&B than urban boutique hotel.

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Eliamos Villas Hotel & Spa
Kefalonia, Greece

Eliamos Villas Hotel & Spa benefits, first and foremost, from a beautiful location on the south coast of Kefalonia, on a hillside above a beach, looking out over the Ionian Sea. Also auspicious: its owner is an interior designer, and judging by the look of the hotel’s 12 villas, a fine one indeed.

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The Namkhan
Luang Prabang, Laos

Before opening its doors to travelers in 2019, the Namkhan operated solely as an organic farm. The first accommodations were glamping-style tents, and though the owners went on to add more conventional suites and villas, a down-to-earth ethic prevails at this elegant ecolodge on the outskirts of Luang Prabang.

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Silvestre Nosara
Nosara, Costa Rica

Staying near Playa Guiones, one of Costa Rica’s most prized beaches, usually means checking into a traditional hotel or self-catering at a house rental. Silvestre Nosara Hotel & Residences offers the advantages of both, filling a gap identified by one of its co-owners during an extended stay in the area a few years ago.

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Casa Hoyos
San Miguel De Allende, Mexico

It’s not the only hotel in Mexico fashioned out of a Spanish colonial mansion, complete with an Andalusian-style patio and colorful tilework. But Casa Hoyos is delightfully one-of-a-kind. Inspired by Julián Hoyos, a Spaniard who snapped up the property in 1938, the décor is colorful, vibrant, and full of character.

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Trisara Resort
Phuket, Thailand

It's hard to find a more luxurious getaway in Phuket than Trisara. This high-end resort sits on a private beach — a rarity here — and while the location is somewhat isolated, guests are greeted at the airport and whisked away to Trisara in leather-lined SUVs. What awaits on the other side of the journey is impressive.

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Le Domaine de la Klauss
Montenach, France

This corner of Lorraine, near the borders of Germany and Luxembourg, has a character all its own. The same can be said of Le Domaine de la Klauss, whose rough-hewn stone walls put one in mind of a medieval fortification, but whose modern-luxe interiors and five-star services make it anything but forbidding.

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Pátio do Tijolo
Lisbon, Portugal

Pátio do Tijolo is only accessible via a hidden passageway, but once inside, it's a sociable place. The open design is inspired by the Portuguese concept of a patio or shared space; indoor and outdoor communal areas include a leafy courtyard, a modern kitchen, and a stylish living room ideal for reading or relaxing.

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Hōm Santorini
Oia, Greece

Hōm Santorini calls itself a summerhouse, a modest term for this stylish hotel built right into the island’s cliffs. With a laid-back, footwear-optional, drinks-anytime vibe, it embodies the charm of a friend’s vacation home. But the sleek design and panoramic ocean views are a step above what a houseguest might expect.

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