The Michelin Guide, one of the world’s most recognised restaurant guidebooks, last week announced that it will give ratings to hotels and accommodation beginning next year.
photo courtesy of The Michelin Guide
Carrying the same prestige as the Michelin star system for fine dining, the new distinction, “the Michelin key”, is the outcome of four years of work proposing a selection of more than 5,000 hotels in 120 countries across the globe.
The new award follows the guide’s main objectives to cater to travellers in search of a gourmet experience and/or a memorable hotel stay. It aims to celebrate establishments that offer exceptional accommodation experiences that are more than just a room for the night.
The criteria for hotels, over a broad range of prices and styles, include location, design, service and value.
The destination must be travel-worthy and contribute…
