One-way mirrored glass reflects the scene outside of the prefab modular structures that dot the 250-acre Sacromonte property.

The lush vineyards surround the onyx- and steel-clad makeshift chapel, which appears as an austere floating box.

One side of the prefab structure is fashioned with mirrored glass and the opposite is clad in stacked timber logs.

The modular, 645-square-foot rooms feature a sliding wood wall that opens up to an outdoor patio and plunge pool.

Built offsite, the guestrooms are a lesson in restraint with minimal furnishings, wood walls, and expansive windows that take in views of the rolling hills of northwest Uruguay.