Best Hotels & Lodges

Kanazawa Chaya is a specialty cuisine ryokan in the popular tourist destination, even by overseas standards, of Kanazawa. Being so close to JR Kanazawa Station, reachable in 3 minutes on foot, the traditional Japanese inn is a luxuriously convenient place to stay for sightseeing. A ryokan in the Kagaya Group with the finest service in Japan, Kanazawa Chaya welcomes guests with traditional hospitality and exquisite cuisine.

Experience the best of Kanazawa when you stay at our upscale lifestyle hotel that celebrates the culture of the historic city—famous for its unique cuisine and geisha and samurai heritage. Situated just seconds from Kanazawa Station, Hyatt Centric Kanazawa is the perfect launchpad for exploring the city’s authentic art, shops, restaurants, and sights.

Founded in 1867 this sukiya-style building offers a view of the elegant courtyard garden and a tranquil room where you can fully enjoy the atmosphere of Kanazawa. With carefully selected furnishings and tableware, you can enjoy Kaga cuisine incorporating seasonal ingredients such as seafood, sweet shrimp, crab, and mountain delicacies that are tailored to your tastes. It is not just a pleasure to taste, but a feast for the eyes and soul. Enjoy a moment on your journey at Asadaya, the pinnacle of Kanazawa elegance. Asadaya is more than 150 years old and the most famous ryokan, or traditional Japanese inn in Kanazawa. It has only 4 elaborate rooms for guests in order to provide perfect services in accordance with the "sukiya" style of simplicity. It is an unforgettable dining experience combining traditional local cuisine, seasonal fish and produce with refined dinner-ware.

5 minutes walk from the west exit of Kanazawa Station. Guest rooms can be used for any occasion, including the ``3-piece independent'' style, the functional ``Showered Single'' with only a shower booth in the bathroom, and the 40 square meter ``Vista Twin.'' The large communal bath is equipped with a silky bath (ultra-fine bubble bath) and a sleeping bath, and the interior design of the hotel is decorated with motifs of Kanazawa's famous spots, traditional crafts, and modern art.

Feel and experience the atmosphere of Kanazawa, the proud city with a 400-year history of beauty, elegance, and prosperity. Enjoy your stay at our hotel, your home away from home, with all the qualities of Kanazawa

You'll find these cosy cabins in the heart of Queulat National Park. From here, you have access to explore the great outdoors. Whether hiking or kayaking, there are adventures awaiting you in the northern section of the Carretera Austral region.

Be transported into a wonderland of forests and mystical mountains. At Lodge Caleta Gonzalo, immerse yourself in nature. You'll find the lodge nestled in the foothills of Pumalin National Park. As the only sheltered accommodation in the park, guests will have privileged access to a network of hiking trails. A million acres of lush landscapes are on your doorstep, waiting for you to come and explore! The park itself has an interesting history and represents important strides in restoring, protecting, and celebrating the incredible landscape. Douglas Tompkins, the co-founder of The North Face and Esprit clothing labels, initiated the conservation efforts when he purchased this tract of land in 1991 with the intention to preserve its biodiversity and prevent the corrosion or development of the natural environment. The land was later donated to the government and, as a national park, continues to stand for the protection and preservation of the wild Chilean Patagonia. Secluded between trees and overlooking the fjord, these cabins are completely at one with the landscape. Designed and built by Douglas Tompkins himself, the cabins embrace simplicity in a way that seeks to limit the visual and environmental impact on their surroundings. After a day exploring the natural world, settle in your cozy cabin or enjoy some hearty food at the lodge's restaurant. To this day, the lodge prioritises sustainable tourism and conservation efforts. Family owned and operated, the staff are passionate about sharing their love of the region with their guests. The lodge is all about the value of immersive experiences over material acquisitions. Through a range of adventurous activities, such as trekking, rafting, kayaking, and horseback riding, your stay will bring you closer to nature. You can access the park by car or a scenic private flight that give's you a birds'-eye view of the stunning landscape.

Uman lodge is located within the la confluencia farm, on a cliff with a privileged view of the andes mountains, the valley and the crystalline waters of the Espolón and Futaleufú rivers. The “Uman Experience” gives guests the opportunity to experience the ideal fusion between the luxury of the Lodge, the exquisite gourmet flavors, a private spa and the authenticity of country life on the Estate's extensive 489 hectares, all in the unparalleled environment of Chilean Patagonia.

Rio Palena Lodge’s location in a region famous for large, wild, brown and rainbow trout, is highlighted by the home waters of the Palena; where you can wade or float right out the front door. Add in a myriad of rivers, lakes and streams plus a riverfront outpost on the Rio Futaleufú with and you have the most dynamic fly fishing experience in South America. With adventure offerings like whitewater rafting, mountain biking and hiking, your entire group will have options to explore Patagonia in their own way. If you are here to ski, set out every morning into the Andes knowing that you are among the first to navigate the snow-capped peaks. When you’re not exploring, relax in Eleven comfort and style. Rio Palena Lodge features seven en suite bedrooms, each with a stunning river view. Your private chef prepares creative breakfasts each morning, and savory lunches your guide will present riverside each afternoon.

With care about the environment, the cabins were built to keep the structure and remain less abusive as possible. Comfort and privacy are available for guests looking to escape the ordinary, rediscover luxury and start enjoying unforgettable experiences with the ones who matter. The cabins are tiny and cozy, design and rustic, friendly and practical - and named after local sights. All consumption is conscious including water, electricity and food. Every cabin was built to be relaxing and offer a nice view. There is high-speed Wi-Fi access all year.

Nestled along the sand dunes of Shela Beach, The Fort has been hailed as a monument to Omani architectural ingenuity. Built in 2001, the landmark is the epitome of privacy and seclusion. Its unique architecture occupies an unrivaled position overlooking the Indian Ocean on the deserted 14 kilometre beach. Peaceful and tranquil in it’s setting, surrounded by natural dunes and breezy casuarinas, The Fort is an elegant and unique sanctuary offering privacy combined with personalized hospitality. Extremely private and secure, this oasis is just a ten minute walk along the beach to Shela Village. The Fort is constructed of local coral stone and is enclosed by an imposing 50-foot high sandstone wall. The Omani style heavy wooden entrance doors, decorated with iron studs, open onto the main floor of the property, where large arches surround the central courtyard. The living area, lower dining area and lounge look onto the aesthetic pool and the beautiful garden. From the upstairs formal dining area, guests can enjoy spectacular views of the Indian Ocean as traditional dhows sail by and donkeys and camels cruise the beach. Peering out at the pristine Shela Beach one is reminded that time here has stopped.

A 75ft traditional Omani dhow, NaiSabah has been repurposed for guests to explore the warm waters of the Lamu Archipelago; celebrating the history of the Indian Ocean using the monsoon winds to follow ancient trading routes in the pristine waters off the Kenyan coast.

Mike’s Camp is located on Kiwayu Island, one of the many unspoilt islands of the Lamu Archipelago on the Kenyan coast. You’re essentially offered your own private island, with soft, white sand and turquoise waters on one side, a serene creek system on the other, where you’re completely safe and undisturbed. Situated in the Kiuaga Marine National Reserve you’re immersed in an untouched paradise of natural beauty that you’ll never want to leave. A simply unforgettable location and atmosphere.

Tusitiri was hand crafted as a trading vessel over 50 years ago. She has since been meticulously restored and converted by her current owners, and today she is a majestic and luxurious vessel offering dhow safaris in the Lamu archipelago in Kenya. Tusitiri is ideal for families or a group of friends wanting a unique and private experience amongst the beautiful and historic islands of the north Kenyan coast. Tusitiri can be chartered on an exclusive use basis for multi-night dhow safaris for up to 10 guests, and is also available for day trips from Lamu for up to 25 guests. Life on-board is relaxed and centered on Tusitiri’s broad deck, with sumptuous cushioned seating areas and a dining area arranged around the wooden mast. Meals are prepared in the open-air galley kitchen at the bow, and served in the shaded dining area. There are beautiful views over the ocean, quiet corners to relax, and the day-cabins below deck provide storage and changing facilities. At night, brass lanterns light up the deck and comfortable white linen bedrolls are set up on deck. On Tusitiri, all the beds are star-beds! Tusitiri Dhow is based in the pristine Lamu archipelago – a rare gem in the Indian Ocean. Although quiet and seemingly forgotten, the archipelago has welcomed travelers for over a thousand years and is steeped in history – Lamu Town is the oldest living town in East Africa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Long white sandy beaches are fringed with palm and acacia trees; turquoise waters teeming with marine life are curved and shaped by mangrove forests. The archipelago is unspoilt and has become known as a world-renowned fishing, cultural and historical marine ‘Mecca’.

Located at the edge of Shela Village, Dhow House is a spacious home that sits in a glorious private garden surrounded by high white walls. The house is an ensemble of white turrets, terraces and polished stone floors, giving it a stylishly modern yet elegant al fresco feel. With stunning 360 views, located directly on the beach, it is simply perfect. Its luxurious swimming pool and beach access allows you to experience the Island magic and at the same time enjoy exclusivity and comfort.

Wooden dhows drift past as gentle waves lap at golden shores, setting the rhythm for days filled with saltwater adventures and hammock-bound relaxation. This three-bedroom hideaway, crafted in traditional coastal style, sits proudly on pristine sands where the Indian Ocean meets endless blue skies. Cool breezes sweep through airy rooms while a dedicated local team ensures every moment unfolds exactly as it should - whether that's arranging impromptu water-skiing sessions or serving just-caught seafood under the stars.

Castle-like in size and appearance with monk-like solitude and all the comforts an abundance of friendly staff provides. One of the many enjoyable features is a 100-foot swimming pool which hugs the front of the entire house. You can step into it from your ground floor bedroom, or come down from the tower for a swim. An eco-friendly, health-oriented diet is provided with a world-class chef and two modern cooks (serving a variety of cuisines including local flavors, vegetarian options, California-style summer fare, Italian, low cholesterol, organic). In fact, we have 3-acres of gardens to pull from. Some of the best cooking in Kenya is done on site! You will have a private beach at your disposal (perfect for jogging and swimming) and a variety of boats for recreation.

A constellation hotel in Shela Village, on the Island of Lamu - a place of vivid, barefoot childhood memories for Anna Trzebinski. Inspired by the culture and pristine marine nature, Jannah Lamu was born, expressing one woman’s love for a place that has played many important roles in her life and paved the way to a new chapter. Its name translates from the Arabic word for “paradise” and aims to offer a particularly different experience to visitors.

Tour the spectacular salt flats of Jujuy and then return to your one-of-a-kind dome for an evening of stargazing in utterly remote tranquility. The Pristine Luxury Camp at Salinas Grandes lives up to its name, emphasising the pristine environment and unmatched luxury. The team at the Salinas Grandes camp is committed to celebrating the environment, the local community, and low-impact tourism. With 100% renewable energy powering the camp, they pride themselves on keeping a small ecological footprint. Explore the local area, discover geological wonders, and get active with hikes. And at the end of your day, indulge in a fine gastronomical experience presented by their resident chef. You will feel at one with nature in this unique setting.

In the heart of Quebrada de Humahuaca and just around the corner from the central square of Tilcara, this hotel offers you a quiet and comfortable holiday. The well-equipped rooms boast private balconies and panoramic views. In the summer, enjoy a dip in the pool, surrounded by stunning mountains. You can also enjoy a treatment at their spa or get active in their on-site gym.

In the heart of Tilcara, Posada de Luz welcomes guests with warmth and hospitality. This is a great location to experience the wonder of the surrounding Quebrada de Humahuaca. The inn has 9 rooms, a swimming pool, a barbecue area, and pleasant gardens for lazy strolls. Enjoy a hearty breakfast spread of homemade breads, pastries,and natural juices.

Neighbouring the majestic Quebrada de Humahuaca, you'll find the beautiful town of Purmamarca. The stunning landscape here promises to leave all who visit her speechless. Just 50 km from the city of Jujuy, and 180 km from the city of Salta, La Comarca offers an ideal setting to explore the local landscape and explore Andean experiences. the The architectural style of the hotel is inspired by the natural environment and the culture of the region, recreating an Andean farmhouse. In the tranquility and comfort of the lodging, you can enjoy good food and the encounter with nature and the remains of ancient cultures.

El Manantial del Silencio sits quietly, 500 meters away from the bustling town of Purmamarca, along National Route 52. This haven rests in the heart of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a place where time stands still. The edifice, constructed in the year 2000, embraces a strict Spanish neocolonial style that pays homage to the area's architecture using only native materials. Adobe walls and hollow reeds on the ceilings evoke a sense of tradition and connection to the land. Mariano Sepúlveda, an esteemed architect, designed the building. His exceptional work with the Spanish colonial style in Argentina earned him the prestigious Knight's Cross of the Royal Order of Isabel la Católica in 1985. The interiors are tastefully adorned with heirlooms from prominent families in the Argentine North, lending an air of authenticity and nostalgia to the space. El Manantial del Silencio is a sanctuary for the soul, offering personalized attention and an unforgettable experience to every guest who seeks to rest and feel at one with the destination.