The Americas
Desert monasteries, Hollywood legends and lodges at the ends of the earth.
The Americas trade in scale and drama. A hotel here might be carved into 165-million-year-old sandstone in the Utah desert, balanced on stilts against the North Atlantic, or planted beneath the granite towers of Patagonia, landscapes so vast they redefine what a room with a view can mean.
And then there is the mythology: the pink stucco of old Hollywood, the deal-making booths, the century of glamour. From Sunset Boulevard to Torres del Paine, these are the stays that make the New World feel boundless.
Hotels in The Americas
Grande DameThe Plaza
A French Renaissance landmark at Fifth and 59th: equal parts fairy tale, film set, and living piece of New York mythology.
From $895 / night
Desert RetreatAmangiri
Aman built into the raw geology of the Colorado Plateau: a minimalist compound where a central pool curls around a 165-million-year-old rock.
From $3,400 / night
Hollywood LegendThe Beverly Hills Hotel
Bungalows, banana-leaf wallpaper, and a poolside where studio history was written. A touch faded now, but the myth is fully intact.
From $850 / night
Design OutpostFogo Island Inn
On stilts at the far edge of Newfoundland, a social-enterprise hotel where every dollar goes back into the community and every window frames raw, roaring ocean.
From $1,975 / night
Wilderness LodgeExplora Patagonia
Inside Torres del Paine National Park, an all-inclusive base camp for serious hikers, with guided treks by day and a spa over the water by night.
From $2,600 / night