Housed in a restored Belle Époque mansion in Lima’s bohemian Barranco district, Hotel B is a striking blend of historic elegance and contemporary design. This 20-room boutique hotel, with its high ceilings, vintage furnishings and curated collection of Peruvian and Latin American art, feels like a private collector’s retreat. The hotel’s restaurant, led by chef Oscar Velarde, serves refined Peruvian-Mediterranean cuisine, best enjoyed in the chic dining room or on the rooftop terrace with ocean views. Steps away, Barranco’s vibrant galleries, cafés, and boutiques pulse with creative energy.

Owned and run by the charming Rocio Florez, a Limeña who came to Chachapoyas with a dream and more than a dash of style, Gocta Natura is a very civilised patch of Eden overlooking the Gocta Falls. It’s the kind of place where nothing is too much trouble. They’ll prepare an amazing picnic breakfast for you to enjoy at the base of the falls before anyone else arrives, or pisco sour sundowners and snacks by a private natural swimming hole. The food, usually served al fresco on the main house’s chic wraparound wooden terrace, is sensational, the perfect opportunity to swap convivial tales before wending your way back to your sleek and spacious eco-cabin in the forest.

Created exclusively for Dr. Jones, Dune Camp is a fabulously evocative tented camp straight out of an old time explorer’s journal. Set among dunes overlooking a natural desert spring near Paracas in Peru’s coastal desert, Dune Camp consists of a number of luxurious private tents, each with a private bathroom, hot water showers and a power bank, and amenities made by the local communities. While your days are spent exploring the desert and coast, nights unfold as you swap stories over a delicious dinner beneath the stars.

Situated in the oasis town of San Pedro in Chile’s Atacama Desert, Tierra Atacama is a luxury lodge that feels quietly attuned to its surroundings—vast skies, rust-colored earth and distant volcanoes shaping every view. Low-slung adobe walls and warm wood interiors echo the landscape, while open terraces invite stillness between excursions. Days drift between exploring flamingo-filled salt lagoons and geysers, while evenings settle into soft light and deep silence. The rhythm here is unhurried, grounded in nature and with thoughtful hospitality that lets the desert’s stark beauty speak for itself.

Set on the rugged coastline of Chiloe Island, Refugia Chiloe is a contemporary, timber-clad lodge designed for immersive, low-impact exploration. Its small collection of rooms and suites face the inland sea, with large windows, warm wood interiors and understated furnishings that keep the focus on the landscape. Stays here combine regional, seafood-led dining with guided excursions such as hiking, kayaking, and boat trips to nearby islands. A compact spa and heated pool offer a quieter counterpoint, making it easy to settle into the island’s slower, more reflective pace.

Dissolving into the majestic landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park rather than trying to compete, Tierra Patagonia is a stylish lodge whose low curved roof mirrors the nearby lake and is oriented toward sweeping views of steppe, water and distant peaks. Interiors are pared back but warm, with native wood, stone, and large windows that keep the outside ever-present. The experience is structured around guided explorations such as trekking, horseback riding and wildlife spotting, balanced by a small spa, sauna and indoor pool. Service is attentive but unobtrusive, reinforcing your sense of quiet immersion in Patagonia’s scale and stillness.