They say those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
But they didn't say anything about those in glass houses sipping world-class wine on a private terrace overlooking a slice of verdant Chilean hillside.
No. They certainly didn't say anything about that...
And it's a good thing, too. Because now you can actually do what we've just described, courtesy of Puro Vik. It's a collection of 19 stunning glass houses (bungalows, really) situated in the steep hills of the Millahue Valley. They're within walking distance of Vik Chile, a decadent hotel-slash-vineyard—and they're available to book now.
You might think of the Millahue Valley as a peaceful cousin to Chile's most well-known wine region, the Colchagua Province. The two are divided by a rather severe mountain range, a few hours south of Santiago; a Norwegian entrepreneur with money to spend and a dream to realize laid claim to the Valley's first winery when Viña Vik opened back in 2006. Since then, they've been producing some of South America's most exceptional red wines.
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We couldn't imagine a better time for you to drink them, either, seeing as you can enjoy everything a guest at the hotel can from the comfort of one of their magnificent new glass homes. Each one boasts its own unique design scheme. You could find yourself in a suite decked out in pop art or sexy holographic photos. But you could just as easily end up in a bedroom inspired by the 18th-century Japanese artist, Utagawa Hiroshige. Which has always been a weird fantasy of yours.
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Wherever you sleep, though, you and yours will have three walls made completely of glass, marble-dappled bathrooms and a private terrace with a spacious soaking tub ensconced in the Valley. There will be views. Yes, yes, there will be views...
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And there will be more, too. A scenic bike ride through the vineyard, say. Or perhaps a visit to the resort's wine spa, where you'll take a rejuvenating wine bath before settling in for a grape seed oil massage. Or dinner at Milla Milla. It's Vik Chile's primary restaurant, the chef of which makes tantalizing use of the property's two-acre culinary garden.
Also: wine. He makes tantalizing use of the wine, too.