Deep in the Chilean rainforest sits a magical hotel, aptly named the Magic Mountain Hotel.
Living up to its fairytale-like name, the hotel is shaped like a volcano, covered in moss, and has a waterfall spouting from its top.
The hotel is in the middle of the 300,000-acre Huilo-Huilo Biological Reserve, which features rainforest, lakes, lagoons, hot springs, and mountains, and is home to pudus — the world's smallest deer at around 13 inches.
Visitors can enjoy jungle-side mini golf, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, sailing, and rafting, and year-round skiing, or relax in the onsite spa, hot tubs, a heated pool, and a sauna.
Rooms start at around $220.
Story by Sophie-Claire Hoeller and editing by Chelsea Pineda
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