Hotels in Chile

A further testament to the pace of development in the area is Altiplánico Sur—a bunker hotel set into a hillside, its roof covered in grass and dandel

A Beaux-Arts mansion in the trendy Bellavista district.

Recommended by Manny Beauregard, one of T+L's 2010 A-List travel agents.

The desert oasis of San Pedro de Atacama—which rivals Patagonia as a wilderness destination—sells itself, but to explore the remote salt flats, volcan

The Location: The stunning seaside town of Valparaíso, where the steep, zigzagging streets are dotted with colorful houses, is just two hours north of

Chilean wine is finally garnering serious attention, thanks in part to innovative vintners who are outfitting century-old estates with state-of-the-ar

The massive preserve covers 8,000 acres of forest and has six pristine miles of oceanfront. Guides lead guests to see the old-growth forests, giant 4,

The Altitude: 8,015 feet.

The Perch: On a 42-acre oasis in the Atacama Des

Adventure-focused activities (from hiking to horseback riding) at this 50-room lodge in remote Torres del Paine.

Patagonia's contemporary wood-and-stone Hacienda Tres Lagos ("three lakes") sits on the shore of Black Lake and is a stone's throw from Lake Bertrand

Check into the affordable 38-room property set high on a bluff above the Pacific.

The hotel consists of just four 1,000-square-foot casitas with exposed beams and Cambodian silk curtains.

A Stay at Los Lingues is a lesson in regional history. The owner consulted with top architects and historians to restore Chile’s oldest hacienda—78 mi