Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia

Hotel del Desierto Ojo de Perdiz

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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Lake Titicaca

Titilaka
Located on a private peninsula that juts out onto the fabled waters of Lake Titicaca, Titilaka is designed to allow guests to fully experience this magical and deeply historical place. There are just 18 rooms spread over three floors, all boasting views out across the tranquil waters. Dawn rooms face east and catch the sun as it rises – an integrated bathroom means you can watch the sky light up while soaking in your oversized bath tub. Dusk rooms face west and from here you can catch the sun as it sinks behind the horizon at the end of the day. The corner suites are the largest and are located on the third floor, with double windows for incredible views. The design is clean and contemporary with local textiles and fresh flowers to add colour and character. There is plenty of space to relax with three lounges, a reading room with books, games and DVDs, as well as wraparound terraces, overwater decks abd boardwalks to really connect you to the lake itself. There is a small jetty at the end of the peninsula where boats depart from to explore the lake and its islands, and there are kayaks, row boats and bicycles available too. The lodge offers full-day, half-day or short activities – all of which are included in your stay – simply let them know on arrival what you would like to do each day. Food at Titilaka is simple and wholseome and uses local produce such as lake trout and Andean spices. You can choose to dine in the restaurant or enjoy your meal outside, enjoying the views and the breeze from the lake. There is also a massage room should you wish to indulge. The lodge is all inclusive and breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, cocktails and dinner, sundowners and snacks throughout the day are included in your stay.