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Remote Places to Stay. The Most Unique Hotels at the End of the World
Authors: Debbie Pappyn & David De Vleeschauwer
Discover 22 special hideaways where silence, nature, and tranquility are the new luxury.
In a world full of stimuli and hustle, it's becoming increasingly important to disconnect. Remote Places to Stay takes you to 22 unique and remote hotels and lodges, hidden in the most pristine corners of our planet. From the icy splendor of the Arctic wilderness to the warm, vast deserts of Africa, and from a hidden monastery in southern Italy to a peaceful sanctuary high in the Himalayas, this coffee table book brings you to places where you truly return to the essence.
Some destinations are only accessible on foot, by mountain train, boat, or bush plane, but they all have one thing in common: an overwhelming sense of space, silence, and connection with nature.
With breathtaking photography and inspiring descriptions, Remote Places to Stay is not just a travel guide, but primarily a visual journey of wonder and inspiration. From minimalist design lodges to luxurious accommodations deep in nature, this photo book shows that ultimate luxury lies in tranquility, simplicity, and pure beauty.
Why you want this book:
- Discover 22 extraordinary accommodations in the most remote places in the world
- Richly illustrated with stunning photography that instantly transports you to these unique locations
- Perfect for lovers of travel, nature, design, and slow living
- An inspiring coffee table book and ideal gift for adventurous travelers
About the authors:
Debbie Pappyn & David De Vleeschauwer form a journalistic and photographic duo that has been traveling the world for over ten years. They have visited more than 100 countries and written reports for leading international media such as Monocle, Wallpaper*, The Financial Times, and National Geographic. With their characteristic eye for detail and love for the unknown, they capture the essence of a place and take readers to destinations where silence and nature prevail.
