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From top: Vina Vik; Hotel Santiago by Mandarin Oriental; Sky Costanera


VINA VIK (COLCHAGUA VALLEY) A vineyard with the ambitious aim of craſting the finest wine in South America, Vina Vik also has Chile’s most luxurious hotel Vik Chile, with 23 suites, each individually themed and decorated by an artist. Set on a hilltop and crowned with a great swirling titanium roof, the hotel and spa look out over the vineyards and across to the Colchagua Valley and Andes, while the futuristic bodega is a wonderful event setting and private wine tastings, bike tours, horseback riding and yoga classes can also be organised. vikchile.com


HOTEL SANTIAGO BY MANDARIN ORIENTAL Mandarin Oriental is set to officially launch its first South American hotel in the affluent Las Condes neighbourhood of Santiago at the end of 2019. Taking over the distinctive circular tower once owned by Hyatt, Mandarin Oriental has been updating the facilities while keeping the hotel operational ahead of the official rebrand. It will feature 310 rooms, including 23 suites, with spectacular Andes views as well as lush gardens and a range of high-tech meeting rooms and event spaces, including a Grand Ballroom. mandarinoriental.com


SKY COSTANERA (SANTIAGO) Te gleaming tower of Sky Costanera is the tallest building in Latin America with panoramic views of the Andes. Te 300 metre-high viewing platform on the 61st floor is a spacious venue with 360-degree views, topped with an open-air viewing area on the 62nd floor. Te space has been used for everything from meetings and cocktail events to dinner parties, not to mention the press launch of a Rolling Stones concert. skycostanera.cl


46 | NOVEMBER 2019


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