Located on the top of a hill, in the Santa Teresa neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, between the city’s center and the sandy beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, Chez Georges is a modernist villa designed by architect Wladimir Alves de Souza.

Explore the lunar landscapes of the Atacama Desert while staying at the blissful Tierra Hotel. When you set foot in this magical place you will understand what we are talking about. The excursions offered by Tierra are nothing short of incredible and the guides are knowledgeable, patient and very accommodating!

Nestled in the heart of Cartagena’s bustling Old City in an old 17th Century mansion you could easily walk straight past Amarla, one of the city’s most exciting (and still relatively unknown) new hotels. Unassuming from the street, aside from the tasteful palm tree sign, Amarla is an oasis of calm on Calle Ayos and the ideal base for a weekend of exploring Cartagena’s historic streets.

Nestled in Fredonia, Antioquia - just an hour away from Medellin - Hacienda La Sierra is a tranquil retreat, ideal to unwind and soak in the Colombian Coffee culture.  The hotel is surrounded by the natural wonders of the country, offering with views of extinct volcanoes, the sounds and sights of birds, colorful butterflies and the sweet smell of tropical fruits.

Trancoso, in Brazil’s coastal state of Bahia, is unspoiled, unassuming, and effortlessly charming. The dirt roads from Porto Seguro airport will lead you to this natural paradise that for years has been inhabited only by fisherman and hippies. Its appeal, which has been kept very much under wraps, has drawn in the in-the-know jetsetters and celebrities that seek a break from the spoiled beaches of Tulum and Ibiza. But Trancoso’s best kept secret? Tropical oasis, Casa de Perainda