Top 9 Most Desolate Hotels in the World

 A hotel is an establishment that provides lodging paid on a short-term basis. People in this 21st century stay in hotel to have a break from their busy lifestyle. So, to help you out we have highlighted some of the most secluded hotel hideaways where you can completely disconnect from your busy life. These hotels have minimal contact with the outside world. Let's take a look at the hotels in alphabetical order... 

 1. AMANYARA, Turks & Caicos 

The Turks & Caicos islands were late bloomers in the Caribbean tourism industry, so you’ll find no high-rise hotels here. 40 timber-shingle pavilions sprinkle the “peaceful place,” property, with No. 115 having access to its own beach cove. Visit the Serenity Villa wellness facility for a lesson in the latest holistic healing practices, ensuring a flu-less, healthy life.

 2. BEACH HOUSE, Barbuda 

 Just north of Antigua, this island doubling as a bird sanctuary, remains relatively unpopulated (and is the least developed Caribbean island). “Service Ambassadors” tend to guests staying in 21 guest rooms, each with their own private terrace. With no TVs, phones, radios or clocks, flu-filled news won’t distract you. That’s what the pink sand beaches are for. 

 3. CAYO ESPANTO, Belize 

 Just off the coast of Belize, this 96-acre mini island offers only five beachfront “casas,” each with their own private dock. The super luxurious sixth suite, Casa Ventanas, is an over-the-water private house with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. With the second largest barrier reef directly in front of you, you’ll find no problem staying busy with water activities.
 

 4. FOUR SEASONS LANA’I AT MANELE BAY, Hawaii 

 Although a Hawaiian island may not seem like the most remote hotel spot, the “untouched island playground” of Lanai off the coast of Maui really is. With 98% of the island privately owned, tourism has been curbed and the coastline and highland forest have remained virtually unspoiled. Mahalo to this. 

 5. GUANA ISLAND, British Virgin Islands
 

 Why rent just one villa on a private island when you can rent the entire 850-acre island? Guana Island’s hillside villas feature their own terraces, infinity pools, hot tubs and views of three bays. Afternoons can be spent exploring six secluded beaches and for guaranteed desolation, simply request a private picnic 

 6. LITTLE PALM ISLAND, Florida Keys

 
This 6-acre “private island paradise” 120-miles south of Miami, is accessible only by boat or seaplane. Thatched-roof bungalow suites, each with their own private veranda, are spread out on the island’s perimeter. Guests must be at least 16 years old, so flu-prone children are a needless concern.

7. PAWS UP, Montana 

 Set in the Montana countryside, Paw’s Up is a uniquely remote, rustic property. Choose to “glamp” (glamorous camping) at Tent City or River Camp in super luxurious, spacious tents—complete with lush bed linens, art and electricity. Your only neighbors are the animals (swine excluded) of the 1 million acre-large Glacier National Park. Desolation at is finest.

8. PETIT ST. VINCENT, Grenadines 

 This private island is super petit (only 113 acres) but is grand on its dedication to privacy. The 22 stone-built cottages are so spread apart that a flag signaling system has been set up in lieu of telephones: hoisting a yellow flag up alerts hotel staff members, while a red flag indicates “Do Not Disturb”.

9. WINTERLAKE LODGE, Alaska 

 
Located 200 miles northwest of Anchorage, this lodge is so extremely remote that it’s only accessible via air taxi - float planes during summer; ski planes during winter. Out-camp adventures to explore the lodge’s “vast and intriguing neighborhood” include glacier trekking, wildlife viewing, white-river rafting and sport fishing. 

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