Thailand's hospitality scene is earning fresh recognition from the MICHELIN Guide, with 71 hotels and resorts receiving MICHELIN Keys for 2026. The awards celebrate outstanding places to stay across the country, from luxury city hotels and beachfront resorts to intimate boutique properties. Globally, 2,832 hotels across 79 countries received MICHELIN Keys this year.

Thailand's list includes six hotels awarded Three MICHELIN Keys: Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, The Siam, Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, Phulay Bay (A Ritz-Carlton Reserve), Amanpuri, and Capella Bangkok — the latter newly upgraded this year. A further 22 hotels received Two MICHELIN Keys, while 43 received One MICHELIN Key.

The selected properties span the full range of Thai hospitality, from luxury city hotels and beachfront resorts to smaller boutique stays that showcase local culture and character. Among the newly recognized properties are Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui, Andaz One Bangkok, Maison Mystique Khao Yai, Chiva-Som Hua Hin, Onsen at Moncham, and Sela Chiangmai.

This recognition underscores the depth of Thailand's hospitality offering, not only luxury and world-class service, but stays that reflect the distinct character, culture, and local charm of destinations across the country.