• Hotel La Cantera El Calafate – El Calafate, Argentina

    Hotel La Cantera El Calafate was designed to provide a warmth that allows guests to connect with the environment without isolating themselves from it. With the impressive surroundings of Patagonia Argentina and its glaciers, La Cantera Boutique Hotel is built on top of the city of El Calafate, which guarantees an unbeatable view and access to both the commercial center of the city and its attractions.

  • Puerto Valle Hotel de Esteros – Corrientes, Argentina

    Puerto Valle Hotel de Esteros in Corrientes, Argentina offers its guests exclusive access to the rich biodiversity of the largest conservation area in Argentina. The hotel is located north of the province of Corrientes, and offers exclusive access to the rich biodiversity of the Iberá Nature Reserve.

  • Estancia Rincon del Socorro – Corrientes, Argentina

    The Rincón del Socorro Lodge is a 12,000-hectare former cattle ranch located on the edge of the Iberá wetlands in Argentina that has been made into a nature reserve. The main house at Rincón del Socorro has a large indoor living room, a screened veranda living room, a large indoor dining room, a terrace dining area, and a children's game room.

  • Las Hayas Ushuaia Resort – Ushuaia, Argentina

    Las Hayas Ushuaia Resort is a haven of peace at the end of the world in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. The resort is set on a mountain in a nature reserve. The resort is 9 km from the Southern Fuegian Railway and 5 km from the End of the World Museum.

  • Tierra de Leyendas Boutique Hotel – Ushuaia, Argentina

    Tierra de Leyendas Boutique Hotel is located in Ushuaia, Argentina's newest neighborhood, on a small hill overlooking the Beagle Channel and the mountain range behind. The hotel is a special space that offers high levels of service in a rustic style boutique hotel decorated with fine local materials, creating a warm and informal atmosphere.

  • Hosteria Estancia Monte Leon – Santa Cruz, Argentina

    Monte Leon National Park used to be a private property dedicated to the wool production, which was bought by the environmentalists Douglas and Kristine Tompkins, from Patagonia Land Trust / The Conservation Land Trust in 2001 to create the first marine National Park in Argentina. With 150.000 acres of steppe and 24 miles of coastline, this site is home to sea lions, Magellanic penguins, cormorants and other seabirds, as well as an incredible amount of pumas, guanacos, armadillos, choiques and much more steppe wildlife.