30 Polish hotels with the Michelin Key on the recommendation list

Thirty Polish hotels have just received the prestigious recommendation from the Michelin Guide, granting them the Michelin Key – a unique distinction for places offering unforgettable hotel experiences. The first hotels with this accolade will appear next year, but guests can now make reservations at the recommended establishments, including ten in Warsaw, thirteen in Krakow, three in Poznan, as well as Puro hotels in Lodz, Gdansk, and Wroclaw, and Galery 69 in Masuria. There are also four other Puro hotels, three from the Accor Group, Marriott, and IHG portfolios.

Among the Warsaw recommendations are hotels such as Intercontinental, Radisson Collection, Sofitel Victoria, Nobu, Westin, Mamaison Le Regina, Bristol Luxury Collection, H15, Puro Centrum, and Indigo Nowy Świat. From Krakow, the awarded hotels include Mercure Fabryczna, Ester, Warszauer, Indigo, Bachleda Luxury MGallery, Stary, Sheraton Grand, Copernicus, Bonerowski, Pod Różą, Puro Stare Miasto, Puro Kazimierz, and Queen Boutique. Meanwhile, in Poznan, the Michelin Key certificates were earned by City Solei, Liberte 33, and Puro Stare Miasto.

Similar to its restaurant recommendations, the Michelin Guide presents independent hotel recommendations, which become a destination in themselves. After four years of inspector work worldwide, over 5,000 establishments were selected in 120 countries.

In response to the standardization of accommodations, the Michelin Guide recommends hotels distinguished by architecture, professional teams, unique character, and high-quality service. The selection is based on five key criteria: attractive location, excellent interior design, unique atmosphere, highest quality guest service, and consistency between the level of experience and price.

The aim of the Michelin Guide is to facilitate travelers in choosing hotels that provide unforgettable experiences. The online platform and mobile application enable trip planning, hotel reservations, online payments, and sharing reviews. Without advertisements, with customer service available 24/7, seven days a week, providing personalized advice and experiences.

Michelin Guide inspectors strive to highlight places that elevate hospitality to an art form, offering travelers exceptional experiences. The Michelin Key will become a clear quality mark for travelers, distinguishing the most exceptional hotels worldwide. The annual awarding of this distinction is set to begin in the first half of 2024 after many anonymous stays by Michelin Guide inspectors.