This wild and unique Mexican Oasis is one of the most extraordinary hotels in the jungle of Mexico, as with only 18 rooms it offers open spaces designed to encourage renewal, healing and a deeper connection with yourself. It provides guests with beauty, relaxation, and an opening for spiritual relief. Fall in love with its natural environment and enjoy all the adventures they offer in the Mayan jungle, whether you want to travel an elevated circuit among the trees, get to know the birds of the region or ride a horse, this hotel is the ideal destination for a natural retreat.

A project of Taller LU’UM, the quaint boutique hotel Monte Uzulu opened its doors to guests in 2019.

Nestled between the hills of the small fishing and surf town, San Agustinillo, Monte Uzulu was designed with the surrounding nature in mind. The structure itself utilizes hardwood detailing for both doors and furniture, cement walls stained with earthen pigments, a palapa palm roof, as well as water catchment, greywater and bio digestor systems. During construction, many of the trees in the thousand-year-old forest of the property were left standing, including several iconic Pochote trees.

Once an old ruin at the end of a dirt road, this minimalistic architectural home is nestled among wildflowers and hundreds of olive, almond and cork trees. Casa Luum is a project designed by the architect Pedro Domingos, a Portuguese rustic retreat located in the region of Algarve, in Portugal, an area known for its beautiful sandy beaches and Mediterranean cool airs. The style stands out for being a modern construction of neat geometry, large windows and bright white walls.

An 80’s brick motel reimagined for the modern traveler, The Sunseeker is one of Byron Bay’s most well-considered boutique experiences. In collaboration with local and surrounding Byron talent, owners Jess and Dave Frid wanted to create a meaningful space, dedicated to supporting music, art, food and culture.

Inspired by millenary techniques and with a notable vocation to recover traditions, Grana is heritage, not only has a thriving cultural background but also counts with the work of local artisans and products, that are manufactured and grown traditionally in the place. A refuge in Oaxaca, that combines colonial tradition, art, and contemporary design. Everything revolves around a large central patio, a home for indigenous plants, and an antique magical fountain, in which the contemporary perspective of Oaxaca coexists with strong original architectural elements such as vaulted ceilings, ancient pillars, and walls that have been treated like real canvases, following the ancestral processes of painting and tiling.

Always focused on details, Casa TEO's design revolves around the dining room - an open home kitchen and its communal table. It has a library with Olvera's personal collection of books, and two rooms with their own bathroom. The house counts with a wonderful staff that will pamper you as if you were in a five-star hotel, elaborating the most delicious breakfasts and dinners for an intimate but unique experience.

Riad L 'Atelier is located in Kaat Benahid, the oldest district in the Medina of Marrakech. It's only steps away from Medrasa Ben Youssef, the souks, several museums, and many of the Medina's attractions.

Casa Molenga is a retreat to reset. With an amazing sea view, a swimming pool and terraces so you can enjoy the Portuguese sun, in the middle of Nature. This private small estate available to rent exclusively, consists of 4 bedrooms (3 with ensuite bathrooms), 2 living rooms, kitchen and a social bathroom.

Surrounded by French-influenced architecture, but anchored in the heart of Mexico City, Nima Local House Hotel has only four rooms capable of offering the greatest of comforts and giving that feeling of being at home but with the grandeur and exclusivity of a unique service, completely out of the ordinary.

Designer Mila Morris and her partner, furniture builder Jøna Maaryn, combined their creative talents to bring a stunning desert retreat to life. The duo carefully transformed an old ranch in the heart of Yucca Valley, California, into a minimalist hideaway.

Le Chacuel’s furniture was designed with the ethereal in mind—not to obstruct the space, but rather to let light pass through it. The spaces are wide-open and the trusses exposed to give the room an expansive, clean and modern feel.

Located on a 44-hectare estate in the region of La Vera, Sierra de Gredos, at the foot of its highest peak, the Almanzor, Las Encinas del Naval is the ideal hideaway for a weekend with friends on a peaceful and wintery trip. The house sits between a set of meadows, oak and chestnut forests, holm oaks, and olive groves, in a landscape where summers are dry and hot, attenuated by the shadows of ancient trees, sporadic summer storms, and pleasant lavender-scented breezes. Even at night the outside calls you, invites you to go out to contemplate the clear skies, full of stars.

Through the sense of sharing and friendship, Casa Na Terra is the new home for Silent Living, in the deepest heart of Alentejo.

In order to completely integrate the house into the landscape and minimize its impact, it merges with the topography.

Amid a wide natural landscape, the sole visible elements of the building are the patios and a dome, that visually connects all the rooms within its natural surroundings. The house offers 3 ensuite rooms, brightened by little private patios. The kitchen and living area open up to the grand patio, overlooking the beautiful and vast property, as well as the Alqueva lake.

Casa No Tempo is a connection of the past with the coming future, leaving out the marks of time, in search for a peaceful and timeless place.