Hilton Colon Guayaquil

Escape to aWà Beach Hotel, an exquisite adults-only sanctuary nestled where the lush Costa Rican jungle meets the pristine Caribbean sands of Punta Uva, near Puerto Viejo.

Discover Tierra Magnifica, a laid-back luxury boutique hotel nestled within the lush ocean-side jungle of Nosara. The suites here offer you peace and comfort, many boasting expansive ocean-view balconies complete with custom-designed Balinese furniture.

Located within the historical heart of Arequipa, Palacio Guaqui was once the manor house of the Count of Guaqui from the 19th to the 20th century. This beautifully restored mansion forms part of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, recognised for its cultural and architectural significance. Every detail of Palacio Guaqui’s restoration reflects a deep respect for its original structure and surrounding environment. Peruvian artisans, using innovative and… sustainable techniques, have preserved the mansion’s authentic charm while crafting an elegant retreat that feels timeless yet modern. Each suite in this boutique hotel is a sanctuary of refined design, offering spacious, warm and inviting interiors.  The serene ambiance of the three courtyards invites you to unwind and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Arequipa. The hotel’s restaurant pays homage to the region’s culinary traditions, serving exquisite dishes crafted with fresh, local ingredients. The cosy atmosphere provides the perfect setting to savour authentic flavours of Peru, while a varied buffet breakfast ensures a delicious start to the day. For a more private dining experience, room service delivers the same level of culinary excellence to your suite. For those on the move, the hotel offers thoughtfully prepared lunch boxes, allowing you to carry a taste of Arequipa wherever your adventures takes you. Meanwhile the 24-hour bar provides an array of beverages and light snacks at any time of the day or night.

Coconut groves and an Atlantic Forest cradle Txai in privacy, which spills onto a protected stretch of Bahia called the Cocoa Coast, coined after its many cocoa farms.