Real South America is your concierge for the best hotels and resorts in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Central America and Latin America.
In this day and age it’s hard to find a good deal from a hotel. Traveling is supposed to be fun, relaxing and memory-making for you and your family.
Top 5 Luxury Hotels in South America
1- Fasano – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Designed by the world renowned Philippe Starck and situated on Ipanema Beach, one of Rio and the world’s most desirable locations, this magnificent hotel is the place to be seen in. Everything about this residence from the magnificent Fasano Al-Mare restaurant to the rooms is stunning and Starck’s influence is clear with a blend of modern-retro, stone, wood and light throughout. There is also an amazing fitness centre, rooftop pool and an exclusive bar making this the place to be see in Rio.
2 – Llao Llao Hotel & Resort – Bariloche
The Llao Llao is one of the most respected hotels in Argentina, and is a traditional image of lodging in Bariloche, in the Lake District of Patagonia. Located in the Nahuel Huapi National Park, Llao Llao, Province of Río Negro, Patagonia, the hotel is overlooking the Moreno and Nahuel Huapi Lakes. Designed by famous architect Alejandro Bustillo in 1939, this hotel also has an 18-hole golf course.
As you would imagine, the service is top notch and sets a model to follow for other hotels in the area. The 159-room hotel has a range of activities available, though you might also want to just relax and enjoy the scenery or the comfortable accommodations. The Llao Llao is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, but maintains its traditional style and character.
3- Hotel Paracas Libertador/Luxury Collection – Peru -
The Hotel Paracas is the most luxe of the resorts – with their own boats for trips to spot wildlife on the Islas Ballestas and a private jet to do flyovers of the Nazca Lines – and the most concerned with gastronomy. The hotel (& spa) has a Red Sea vibe with two story-whitewashed bungalows that blend into the desert landscape. While ocean is water is murky and the wind more suitable for kite and wind surfing, the pool scenes are more happening. Seafood and cocktails are free flowing – even poolside – and Rafael Piqueras, one of Lima’s top chefs, designed their restaurant menus. designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia who designed the E-walk complex in Times Square and dozens of hotels all over the world.
4 -Posada de Mike Rapu - Easter Island, Chile
This Luxury Hotel is located on a hill in the Te Miro Oone area in the center of the island (27º09’ S and 109º 26’ W), and makes an excellent base for exploring this attractive and mysterious island which is home to a culture whose origins and evolution remain unexplained. Volcanic rock, native to the island and always used by the island’s inhabitants in construction, and wood from the mainland, are the principal materials that have been used to build the hotel. The hotel has 30 guestrooms, a pool, massage salon and open-air Jacuzzis.
The Mantra – Punta Del Este
Mediterranean Style Resort In La Barra Nestled On A Hilltop Amongst The Trees, With Views Over The Atlantic Ocean And The Holiday Town Of Punta Del Este. Amenities Include A World Class 2,500 Square meter Spa With The Best Treatments From Around The World To Ensure Personal Balance, Technologically Advanced Conference Center As Well As A Luxurious Casino. With Relaxed And Personal Service, the hotel is Ideal Year-round For Business Or Pleasure.
