Situated just outside of the town of Urubamba, with six acres of immaculately kept gardens running down to the river, this Belmond property is the perfect place to reconnect with nature, relax and acclimatise to the altitude before exploring the incredible landscapes, culture and history of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The architecture is…
You adventure begins as soon as you arrive in the jungle outpost town of Puerto Maldonado. After one hour on the road, you will board a speedboat for a journey downriver for another hour before arriving at your private villa in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, located adjacent to the Tambopata National Reserve. This…
One of South America’s most iconic hotels, this Belmond property is the only hotel located next to the entrance to Machu Picchu. While guests at any other hotel will need to queue for a bus that takes thirty minutes to ascend the hill, you will be able to enjoy a leisurely breakfast and stroll out…
One of South America’s most iconic hotels, this Belmond property is the only hotel located next to the entrance to Machu Picchu. While guests at any other hotel will need to queue for a bus that takes thirty minutes to ascend the hill, you will be able to enjoy a leisurely breakfast and stroll out…
Many hotels in Cusco can rightly claim to encapsulate a part of Cusco’s illustrious history, and indeed it is hard to find a building in the historical centre that has not played some role in the centuries of Inca rule, Spanish invasion or subsequent years of revolution that mark Peru’s history and in which Cusco…
Palacio Nazarenas is Cusco’s most exclusive hotel. It combines the personal service and individual design touches of a boutique hotel with the luxury know how and flawless service of the Belmond hotel group. The property is set in a sumptuously restored palace in a small square just set back from the Plaza de Armas, with…
Set amid eucalyptus and pine trees on the banks of the iconic River Plate this spa resort and golf course is a real gem. The accommodation consists of just 20 bungalows and 24 suites making this a very exclusive retreat considering the facilities on offer. The estate is so spacious that even when the hotel…
The newest property of the Explora family, and the very first in Argentina, is a game changer in El Chaltén, Argentina’s unofficial capital of trekking. This area is ideal for lovers of adventure as well as those simply looking for a tranquil experience surrounded by breath-taking scenery and pristine Patagonian nature. Explora offer a fully all-inclusive experience…
More than just one of the most luxurious resorts in Argentina, Bariloche’s Llao Llao hotel is an icon of Patagonian tourism dating back to the early days of the country’s first national park, the Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi, that was created in 1934. Llao Llao opened its doors to the first pioneering visitors just six…
This hacienda style rural lodge is located right on the borders of the expansive Esteros del Iberá wetlands, one of Argentina’s best kept secrets. Originally built in the 19th Century, the property was lovingly restored in more recent times by its late owner, the great eco-philanthropist Douglas Tompkins. The lodge is part of a much…