The World's Most Remote Hotels

Kent the founder, his wife Brita and their daughter Sofia, a native of the neighboring village, are the founders and the welcoming hosts of this extraordinary hotel.

The only way to reach this delightful inn is by foot.

The Kasbah of Toubkal is the epilogue of a family story.

Ana Paula and her husband Jean-Baptiste are the co-founder of this Yoga retreat on the Mexican coast, next to the local fishing village of Quimixto.

It is the one of oldest in the world and the same family has been running this traditional ryokan since 1875 years.

Located in the middle of a lava field in the remote west part of Iceland, the Budir hotel exists since the 40’s.

Nestled in a desert valley in the middle of immense dunes, and facing salt marshes, the hotel is revealed with its stone towers, large trellises and water games, resembling an ancient Arab fortress.

Casa de São Lourenço, situated at the pinnacle of the Zêzere Glacial Valley, is a serene mountain retreat fashioned around the historic Pousada de São Lourenço in Manteigas.

Framed by the rolling hills and untamed landscape of the Scottish Highlands, this Victorian hotel is a fairytale love nest where time seems to have stood still