For the second year running, eight Beckons lodges have been recognized in the MICHELIN Guide Keys - and this year, Southern Ocean Lodge has been awarded Three Keys. Only 155 hotels around the world hold Three Keys, making this an incredibly rare distinction. Southern Ocean Lodge is one of just two new Three-Key properties in Oceania, with MICHELIN inspectors describing it as a shining example of creative modern architecture in a remote and rugged locale, with exceptional opportunities for wildlife and nature experiences. Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge and Tierra Patagonia have both retained their Three Keys, while Longitude 131°, Capella Lodge, Silky Oaks Lodge and Huka Lodge have each held their Two Keys. Tierra Atacama has also moved up, from One Key to Two. That means all eight Beckons lodges recognized in the MICHELIN Keys now hold either Two or Three Keys - representing an exceptional stay that is unique in every way, or the extraordinary kind of experience MICHELIN describes as a destination for the trip of a lifetime. Beckons Chief Executive Officer Michael Crawford said: “Having eight Beckons lodges recognized in the 2026 MICHELIN Key Hotels for two years running, and now seeing Southern Ocean Lodge counted among the world’s most extraordinary group of Three-Key properties, tells us this recognition reflects a shared standard across our standout lodges. We know MICHELIN’s anonymous inspectors look for a genuine sense of place, and that’s what our lodges are built around: small numbers of guests, teams with deep local knowledge, and landscapes that shape every part of the stay. The credit today sits entirely with our teams across four countries.” Congratulations to our lodge teams - a wonderful recognition of the people and places behind these extraordinary stays. #BeckonsJourneys
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