Bottleworks Hotel Earns Its Third MICHELIN Key (Call It a Three-Peat)

The MICHELIN Guide has spoken for a third year running, and its taste remains impeccable.

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Bottleworks Hotel has officially received its third consecutive One MICHELIN Key in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide hotel selection.

Once is a moment. Twice is a pattern. Three times is a three-peat. If the first MICHELIN Key was a bold entrance and the second a confident strut down the runway, the third is the encore the crowd wouldn't leave without.

The MICHELIN Key itself is no casual nod. It represents a "very special stay," a mark of distinction reserved for hotels with exceptional service, standout style, and the kind of atmosphere you remember long after checkout. Earning it once puts a hotel on the map. Keeping it three years straight means the magic isn't a fluke. In Bottleworks' case, it's the kind of stay guests keep booking again, just to make sure.

"Three consecutive years is something our entire team owns together. Recognition like this isn't earned once and kept. It's earned again every shift, every guest, every day," said Josh Rodgers, General Manager at Bottleworks Hotel.

Bottleworks isn't celebrating alone. MICHELIN Guide also recognized three of its Geronimo Hospitality Group sister properties with MICHELIN Key status: Ironworks Hotel Indy, Bottleworks' equally striking sibling on the city's north side, along with Hotel Goodwin in Beloit, Wisconsin, and The Charmant Hotel in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

To learn more about MICHELIN Key hotels or to browse the full 2026 list, visit MICHELIN Guide. To read more about Geronimo Hospitality Group's MICHELIN Key properties, click here.