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The Cellars-Hohenort Hotel is part of The Liz McGrath Collection


P art of T e Liz McGrath


Collection, the fi ve-star Cellars- Hohenort Hotel is situated


in what’s known as ‘Cape Town’s Vineyard’ — the historical Constantia Valley, a short 15-minute drive from Cape Town’s city centre. T e Small Luxury Hotels of the


World member has 51 elegant guest rooms and suites with breathtaking views of South Africa’s iconic Table Mountain range and the property’s extraordinary gardens. Be sure to book into the Conservatory restaurant for a meal that takes guests on an unforget- table culinary journey, and make time to relax at the ‘Fresh Wellness Spa’, two heated pools, gym and tennis court.


AWA, the game-changer for the Chilean lake district


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Contact information: T: +27 (0) 21 794 5535 thecellars-hohenort.com reservations@collectionmcgrath.com


uerto Varas, in the Chilean lake district, is a place built upon a multitude of contrasts. Here,


you bear witness to nature’s theatre, as you sit and watch the sunset across the lake, peaceful against the Osorno Volcano’s majesty and fury. Here, you discover the ways of life belonging to the area’s Indigenous people and the European settlers who came to join them. Here, you are surrounded by the contrasts of the hotel’s stunning


modern architecture with its local artisanal decor. All of it is extraor- dinary and combines harmoniously to provide adventure, sanctuary, exclusive luxury and, ultimately, the opportunity to truly rest, wherein lies the real magic.


E: reservas@hotelawa.cl T: +56 9 5397 0740 hotelawa.cl/


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