Amangiri
Canyon Point, Utah, United States
A sculptural resort folded into canyon country, defined by silence, scale and elemental design.
Type
Desert sanctuary
Best for
Architecture, privacy and desert excursions
The properties that define the Atlas: hotels where setting, service and intent are inseparable from one another.
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Exceptional Hotels
Canyon Point, Utah, United States
A sculptural resort folded into canyon country, defined by silence, scale and elemental design.
Type
Desert sanctuary
Best for
Architecture, privacy and desert excursions
Big Sur, California, United States
An adults-only Pacific hideaway where redwood, ocean and horizon carry the entire stay.
Type
Cliffside retreat
Best for
Romantic escapes and dramatic coastal landscape
New York City, United States
A richly layered Tribeca address with hand-finished interiors and a rare sense of privacy downtown.
Type
City hideaway
Best for
Design-led city stays and discreet service
Riviera Nayarit, Mexico
Treehouse-style villas, Pacific views and a deep sense of place along a protected coastal reserve.
Type
Rainforest coastal resort
Best for
Beach, design and family-friendly seclusion
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
A refined island retreat where half-moon bay, tropical gardens and barefoot service remain the main event.
Type
Classic beach resort
Best for
Timeless Caribbean luxury and calm beach days
Torres del Paine, Chile
Standalone villas, private guides and expansive views create one of Patagonia's most personal luxury stays.
Type
Private wilderness lodge
Best for
Privacy, tailored guiding and dramatic scenery
Iguassu Falls, Brazil
The rare hotel inside the national park, giving guests privileged access to the falls before and after crowds.
Type
Natural-wonder hotel
Best for
Iconic landscape, heritage and once-in-a-lifetime views
Newfoundland, Canada
A singular inn on the edge of the North Atlantic, built around craft, community and wild seascape.
Type
Remote cultural lodge
Best for
Creative retreat, remote nature and cultural context
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Lodges and retreats at the edge of the familiar, where access and landscape define the stay.
Hotels where architecture, materials and atmosphere become part of the journey.
Coastal and island stays with privacy, rhythm and character rather than generic resort scale.
High-country properties shaped by altitude, scenery, guiding and quiet recovery.
Urban addresses that offer a distinctive way into culture, design and place.
Rare journeys and singular stays worth crossing the Americas for.
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