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Originally built as a monastery in 1621, the Sofitel Santa Clara Hotel is part of the rich history of Cartagena de Indias, named a World Heritage Center in 1984. The hotel's purpose is to awake, invite, and invigorate all five of the senses. The sights of both the ancient walled city and the Caribbean Sea are breathtaking, the smells and tastes of the hotel's restaurants are new and fresh, and the sounds and touch of the spa's treatments are peaceful and soothing. Come experience the best in culture, dining, and relaxation during your stay.

From 1938-1940, Alejandro Bustillo designed and built the first International Hotel in the newly explored Puerto Pañuelo area. Throughout its history, aristocracy, officials, and diplomats came to stay at the hotel. It was closed in 1978 and re-opened in 1993 as the Llao Llao Hotel & Resort, Golf-Spa. It has kept the spirit of unforgettable accommodations and service in unforgettable surroundings. Enjoy the golf course, solarium, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, four restaurants, spa, and so much more in this natural paradise.

Cavas Wine Lodge is the first luxury hotel located in the prolific wine region of Mendoza, Argentina, within a 55-acre vineyard and amongst 25 other wineries. Each room faces west, with a magnificent view of the Andes Mountains, and includes a large private deck, plunge pool, outdoor shower, vintage soaking tub, and wood burning fireplace. Arrangements can be made to visit the region's surrounding wineries by bike or rental car, and the lodge itself contains a sumptuous cellar of all the local varieties, easily paired with its restaurant's seasonal menu. Active pursuits such as horseback riding, hiking, and white water rafting are all within an half-hour's drive, but guests can also enjoy being active at the lodge's gym with its mountain views, or increase their overall wellness with the spa's signature wine therapy treatments.

A cattle coral once stood where Tierra Atacama now stands; the ancient adobe walls are incorporated into its entrance as a testament to its history. The Licancabur volcano can be seen in the distance, and the surrounding gardens have been carefully cultivated to include both ancient trees and irrigation canals, as well as an orchard, vegetable garden, and medicinal herb garden. At the hotel guests can enjoy terrace fire pits, an outdoor swimming pool, and a TV lounge. Excursions further afield include four-wheeling, hot springs, biking, climbing the Licancabur volcano, and horseback riding.

The Mandarin Oriental has a great reputation for luxury and style with top of the line facilities. The hotel is surrounded by award winning restaurants and offers guests a relaxing stay in the comfortable rooms.

The Palacio de Sal hotel is extraordinary because it is entirely made out of salt from the Uyuni salt flats offering guests the essence of the Andes, on the edge of the world’s largest salt flats. Step out onto the white salt pans to a vast expanse of white as far as the eye can see. The hotel offers sweeping panoramic views of Salar de Uyuni!