16 of the most remote hotels on Earth
16 of the most remote hotels on Earth
Most of these properties are admittedly in hard-to-reach corners of the globe and may require multipart journeys before you can drop your bags and unwind. But that’s part of the allure.

Kachi Lodge in Bolivia

Kachi Lodge in Bolivia

One hour from La Paz, Bolivia (LAP), by air, Kachi Lodge offers an unforgettable experience at Bolivia’s amazing Salar de Uyuni — the world’s largest salt flat. Located at an altitude of almost 12,000 feet, this sustainable but luxurious hotel is a unique escape from the stresses of daily life. Surrounded by 4,000 square miles of gleaming salt, the incredibly flat, often barren landscape can have a surreal, perspective-bending effect. During the rainy season, when the salt flats are covered in a thin sheet of water, you can lose all sense of where the sky begins and the earth ends.

Each 300-square-foot domed tent (there are only six) features “bohemian chic” décor and a pellet stove for warmth and a private, ensuite bathroom. A large window in the front gives guests unparalleled views of the white expanse outside — and the infinite sky at night. Bolivian solitude and isolation aren’t inexpensive: The Lodge requires a minimum two-night stay, and rates start at around £1,800 per night for double occupancy.

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