Michelin Guide released the new key hotels in Canada 2025
What’s New in 2025
The 2025 MICHELIN Key selection introduced five new One-Key hotels across Canada.
This year’s trend highlights historic railway hotels — classic Canadian landmarks reborn as modern luxury stays.
Fairmont Hotel Macdonald, Edmonton
- Newly recognized with One MICHELIN Key
- Renovated in 2024, blending heritage charm with updated interiors
- Overlooks the North Saskatchewan River, with grand public halls and elegant dining
- Known for its iconic turreted architecture and timeless luxury
Other New One-Key Additions
- Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, Charlevoix, Quebec
- Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Quebec City
- Fairmont Empress, Victoria, BC
- Fairmont Banff Springs, Alberta
Why This Matters
The MICHELIN Key system brings the same global prestige of the “red book” — but for hotels.
In Canada, the recognition marks a cultural moment: the revival of historic railway hotels as heritage-luxury icons.
These properties combine architecture, landscape, and hospitality into experiences worthy of international distinction.
Conclusion
As Canada continues to define its place in the global hospitality scene, MICHELIN’s new Key selections confirm that classic Canadian luxury is back in style.
From the sandstone towers of Banff Springs to the grand river views of Edmonton’s Macdonald, the MICHELIN Key now signals not just excellence — but Canadian character.
Source of the News
The story originates from MICHELIN Guide’s official Travel section: