27 stunningly remote hotels that are worth the trip

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If you're in search of a trip that you can enjoy without the crowds, choosing the right hotel can make all of the difference. 

While being in close proximity to cities brings you closer to tourist sites, it can also mean lots of people. 

We've rounded up 27 of the world's most remote hotels, which can offer luxurious touches and a more personal experience. While they may be more difficult to access, they're set in stunning locations, like in the middle of a desert or atop a mountain. 

From private suites in Belize's rainforest to villas set on Abu Dhabi's Empty Quarter, here are 27 incredible hotels you can book for the ultimate private getaway.  

Belmond Hotel das Cataratas sits within Brazil's Iguazu National Park, just a short walk away from the iconic Iguazu Falls. The luxury hotel resembles a Portuguese colonial residence, with rooms that are adorned in colorful artwork and dark wood furnishings. Guests can also take advantage of activities like helicopter rides and jungle treks.

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Belcampo Belize is set in a 12,000-acre nature reserve in Toledo, Belize. Set high up in the hills, the hotel has 16 private suites that come with tropical rainforest views, as well as various gardens and a farm from which it prepares daily food for guests. A private tram is also available to guests who want to go kayaking or canoeing.

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Enchantment Resort sits at the doorway of Boynton Canyon, on 70 acres of natural terrain dotted with colorful rock formations. The luxury resort offers more than 100 complimentary activities each week, which range from hiking and biking to stargazing. Guests can also take advantage of its acclaimed 18-hole golf course that's nestled within the secluded canyon.

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