Two Polish hotels receive MICHELIN Keys
fot. Heron Live Hotel
Heron Live Hotel in Gródek nad Dunajcem and Stary Niedźwiedź in Zakopane each received one MICHELIN Key. They joined the guide’s 2026 selection. Poland now has 14 Key hotels: five with two Keys and nine with one.
Poland now has 14 Key hotels
Heron Live Hotel and Stary Niedźwiedź are the only new Polish additions to the 2026 selection. Each received one Key.
The one-Key list also includes:
- Pałac Ciekocinko Hotel Resort & Wellness,
- H15 Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel in Kraków,
- Stradom House, Autograph Collection in Kraków,
- Zamek Łeba,
- Hotel Bristol, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Warsaw,
- Hotel Altus Palace in Wrocław,
- Bachleda Residence Zakopane.
Five hotels hold two Keys
Five Polish hotels retained two MICHELIN Keys:
- Quadrille in Gdynia,
- Hotel Copernicus in Kraków,
- Jaskółka Dom i SPA in Szklarska Poręba,
- Raffles Europejski Warsaw,
- EN Hotel in Zakopane.
No Polish hotel currently holds three MICHELIN Keys, the guide’s highest hotel distinction.
Global selection reaches 2,832 hotels
The 2026 global selection includes 2,832 Key hotels. Three Keys went to 155 properties, two Keys to 657, and one Key to 2,020 hotels.
The selection added 470 new hotels across 79 destinations. Ten destinations received MICHELIN Keys for the first time.
18 hotels join the three-Key group
In 2026, 18 hotels entered the three-Key group for the first time. Six are in Asia, eight in Europe, two in Oceania, and one each in Africa and the Americas.
They include Borgo Santandrea on the Amalfi Coast and Southern Ocean Lodge in Australia.
Europe has 1,338 Key hotels
Europe’s 2026 selection covers 1,338 Key hotels across more than 35 destinations. Italy has 224, followed by France with 220.
The UK has 131 Key hotels and Germany has 130. Slovakia and Liechtenstein entered the MICHELIN Key selection for the first time in 2026.
