Hotel Mansión Tarahumara is located in the heart of the Sierra Madre, next to the internationally famous Copper Canyon. Vacationers can visit the Tarahumara Indians, go horseback riding, or visit a private lake. The resort also offers a restaurant, bar, clubhouse with indoor swimming pool and whirlpool. All cabins have cooking facilities.

This 29-story high-rise building features enormous windows, providing vacationers with perfect views of the city. Situated on Avenida Corrientes, it is very close to the obelisk, as well as popular theaters, bars, and restaurants. On-site are a bar, restaurant, and several conference rooms.

At 5,350 feet (1,631 meters) above sea level, in the Venezuelan Andes, is the city of Mérida, which hosts the highest and longest cable car in the world, and numerous glacial lakes. The resort, located within this city, has grounds extending 25 acres (10 hectares), offering a full range of activities and amenities, such as day spa, fishing, swimming, and exercise room. The two-bedroom units offer comfortable accommodations, including air conditioning and television. Some units have kitchenettes.

One of the largest hotels in Acapulco’s Golden Zone, the Avalon Excalibur is only a three-minute drive away from the city’s famed nightlife on Hornos Beach. This resort has much to offer its visitors. On-site amenities include an outdoor swimming pool and a bar and restaurant. Close by are casinos, tennis courts, and facilities for sailing and golf. The resort also offers an optional all-inclusive program.

In Colón, Entre Ríos, the Quirinale offers you peace and quiet, four hours’ drive from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires. In the comfortable, laid-back atmosphere of a year-round paradise, guests may go for a dip in the pool, or play tennis or golf. Quirinale also offers a wide range of stress-reducing facilities such as physiotherapy, clinical medicine, cosmetology, and a full-service spa.

Hotel Gamma de Fiesta Inn El Castellano is located in the heart of historic Mérida, only two blocks from the main square and an imposing 16th century cathedral. Visitors can explore the city’s museums and craft markets, as well as the countless attractions in the surrounding area, which include the ancient Mayan ceremonial centers and the World Heritage sites of Chichén Itzá and Uxmal, colonial churches, haciendas, and national parks.