The World's Most Remote Hotels

Kent, his wife Brita and their daughter Sofia are the founders and the welcoming hosts of the Treehotel. The extraordinary hotel has seven cabins, from the most luxurious to the most exuberant.

A secluded inn, reachable only on foot, is owned by Johanna Fink von Klebelsberg. She preserves Briol's ancient charm by shunning modern luxuries, challenging guests to embrace simplicity and history.

The Kasbah du Toubkal is the epilogue of a family story. It is that of two brothers, Mike and Chris, an adventurer and a businessman, and their partner Haj Maurice, who fell in love with Morocco and Imlil in particular.

Explores the Kasbah du Toubkal, the epilogue of a family story involving two brothers, Mike and Chris, and their partner Haj Maurice, who fell in love with Morocco and Imlil in particular.

Ana Paula and her husband Jean-Baptiste are the co-founders of this yoga retreat on the Mexican coast. The place has a very strong aura, with shamans regularly coming to initiate the travellers.

Hotel Hoshi Onsen is one of the oldest in the world and the same family have been running this traditional ryokan since 1875. The inn attracts writers and painters who are in search of the incredible serenity of the place.