Hotel

Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra

Situated amongst the exotic landscaped gardens in the city’s old quarters, discover the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra. This stunning colonial style hotel blends inspiration from the regional culture engrained in Phnom Penh with a traditional French elegance. The twelve-story hotel is located along the long flowing Bassac River, a stream which originates in the renowned Mekong river which travels throughout South east Asia. The Mekong, which has always drawn travellers from around the globe to its grandness, can be witnessed only a short walk from the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra. Discover the unique atmosphere and design while visiting Phnom Penh at the luxurious Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra.

Casa Gangotena

The historic Casa Gangotena mansion has been restored as an elegant boutique hotel. Lying a stone’s throw from the gilt Jesuit church of La Compañía de Jesús, the Museum of the City, Plaza Santo Domingo, the Presidential Palace, cultural centres and bustle of Quito’s Old Town, the Casa Gangotena enjoys an incredible location as it occupies a pivotal place in Quito’s historic heart.
A member of Relais and Chateaux since 2019, the hotel’s culinary and service offerings are a testament to Ecuador’s heritage. Their innovative restaurant demonstrates a commitment to the country’s flavours and techniques as well as a drive to elevate their offerings into the realms of true world-class. It stands as one of the best dining options in the capital.

Hacienda Santa Ana

Situated within the beautiful Valley of Cotopaxi in Ecuador, Hacienda Santa Ana is an excellent option for a countryside getaway which reconnects its guests with the nature which surrounds them. There are a variety of accommodation options which feature a selection of single, double twin, double king, and triple rooms. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities such as heaters, digital safety boxes, complimentary teas, and private bathrooms. Guests are also welcomed to enjoy mouth-watering meals at the on-site restaurant.

Hotel del Parque

Hotel del Parque is located in a 19-acre historic tropical park that is part of the Guayaquil Peninsula. The restored 44-room colonial mansion, surrounded by rare orchids, endemic trees and endangered protected animals, is regularly recognised in its quest to be among the best eco-friendly hotels in the world. It was built in 1891 by a Guayaquil charity as the first metropolitan hospice built to provide shelter for the homeless and the elderly. The hospice almost fell into ruins before being saved from demolition by the Ecuadorian government. It was then moved plank by plank to its current location in the Parque Historico and meticulously restored to its heritage state. Today, the boutique hotel remains under local ownership and is part of the Oro Verde hotel business and Relais & Châteaux.
Here you can discover Guayaquil’s rich history and culture whilst enjoying Ecuadorian furnishings, impressive marble bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and room service, plus minibars and full air conditioning. The hotel’s waterfront restaurant offers refined seafood, and the spa is found in the wood-beamed bell tower of the original restored chapel.

Hotel Cruz del Vado

Located in the Historic Downtown of the cultural capital of Ecuador, Cuenca. Hotel Cruz del Vado by Art Hotels is one of the most important colonial houses of this beautiful city. Its pink marble façade is an example of the luxurious lifestyle back in the colonial days. Located near La Cruz del Vado, hence its name, the hotel is in the oldest neighbourhood in Cuenca. Many handicrafts, religious representations, and historical architecture make the location iconic to the city. This neighbourhood is an essential part of the Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Boutique Mansion Alcazar Hotel

Boutique Mansion Alcazar Hotel in the centre of Cuenca, a colonial city in the Ecuadorian Highlands on an elevation of 2560m. The hotel is tradition in theme with steeped history. This republic style architecture adds the perfect element of elegance to this already refined structure. Guests of this Ecuador hotel can have a refreshing cocktail or glass of champagne out in the jasmine garden and enjoy the fantastic surroundings of the hotel. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the city of Cuenca has everything – beauty, nature, and a vibrant atmosphere. Exploring the area, you may want to sit and have a delicious meal at the hotel restaurant, Casa Alonso, which serves international and local favourites.

Sangay Spa Hotel

A stay at the Sangay Spa Hotel has comfortable rooms and a atmosphere of peace and tranquility, you are sure to feel at home. With an restaurant onsite and the Ayurvedic Spa available to guests, offering luxurious spa treatments, the hotel offers a good services for guests. The hotel is also close to a spectacular 80-metre waterfall, just moments away.

Vineyard Hotel

Vineyard Hotel rests on the eastern slopes of the stunning Table Mountain, overlooking the verdant landscape and banks of the Liesbeek stream. The grounds feature a beautiful 7-acre garden that is filled with an array of lush plants, breathtaking water features and is home to the hotel’s adorable resident tortoises. Ramps have been provided to ensure that wheelchair users can access a large portion of the garden, and there are rooms with lower beds and adapted bathrooms.
The hotel has two swimming pools, one indoors and the other outdoors, catering for any kind of weather. The health and fitness centre and Angsana Spa are operated by the world-renowned Banyan Tree Group, meaning that guests can enjoy a high-quality experience with modern, state-of-the-art equipment and facilities.

Hotel Cortez

Hotel Cortez is an excellent hotel located in within the city of Santa Cruz in Bolivia, only a couple of minutes from the historic centre and overlooking the Monseñor Rivero Boulevard. With lovely rooms, incredible facilities and an excellent location, guests are sure to enjoy their stay and have a wonderful experience.

Hotel Palacio de Sal

Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia was established in 1998 by the wild initiative of an hidalgo man named Juan Quesada Valda. A pioneer in the salt hotels worldwide, Juan’s innovative and creative idea of building a hotel 100% made of salt (walls, ceilings, tables, chairs and others) was materialized in what he called Palacio de Sal. With a unique and sui generis architecture, its objective was to provide to the visitors of the salt flats a place to find a balance with nature and enjoy a pleasant and unforgettable rest.

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