Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia

Hotel del Desierto Ojo de Perdiz

Name: Hotel del Desierto Ojo de Perdiz
Address: Bolivia

Constructed with volcanic rock on the edge of the Siloli Desert

Epic beauty in the Siloli Desert

This is a simple hotel but one where you get to enjoy one of the most epic landscapes in South America. Volcanic stone was used in the construction of the hotel which not only creates a harmony between the natural environment but helps protect against the strong winds this part of the country can experience.

There are 14 comfortable en-suite bedrooms and a restaurant with spectacular views over the desert which serves local and international cuisine. While staying at Hotel del Desierto you’ll want to explore your incredible surroundings which include colourful lagoons, geysers and fumaroles. There are also flocks of flamingos to visit.

Highlights

14 bedrooms

Restaurant

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