Are you talking about a room with a view.
Perched 1,300 feet in the air on the side of a mountain in Peru’s Sacred Valley, there’s a lodging option for true thrill seekers.
The Skylodge Adventure Suites, which is listed on Airbnb for $450 per night, includes three transparent pods that are attached to the rock via strong cables.
To get to the original guest house, travelers must harness themselves and climb a demanding route strewn with steep stairs, ladders and steel cables. To descend, there are six zip lines to traverse.
The Skylodge Adventure Suites, which is listed on Airbnb for $450 per night, includes three transparent modules that are attached to the rock via strong cables
To get to the original guest house, travelers must harness themselves and climb a demanding route strewn with steep stairs, ladders and steel cables. To descend, there are six zip lines to traverse.
In terms of space, each lodge offers four beds, a dining area and a full bathroom with dry toilet and sink behind a private wall.
Photos reveal breathtaking views from the pods, with a gaping valley below
The photos reveal the breathtaking views the pods offer, with a gaping valley below.
In terms of space, each lodge offers four beds, a dining area and a full bathroom with dry toilet and sink behind a private wall.
There are no showers, so guests are asked to bring their own personal hygiene items.
As there is no heating, travelers are also advised to wear warm clothes, with the coldest months being June to August.
The grand hotel opened in 2013 as the world’s first suspended lodge and has proven popular with daredevil travelers ever since.
The bathrooms also offer stunning views thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows
As there is no heating, travelers are advised to wear warm clothes, with the coldest months being June to August.
All Skylodge stays include transportation from Cusco, dinner with wine, breakfast, and climbing gear needed to get there and professional guides.
It has a rating of 4.9 out of 5 on Airbnb with customers considering it a “must-do” experience.
Emily, who stayed there in November 2022, wrote: “Absolutely amazing experience. Completely unique and totally worth it.
“Definitely one of the coolest things I’ve ever done.”
While Greg described the Skylodge as “a combination of incredible views, adrenaline-inducing activities and great food” following his stay in October 2022.
The grand hotel opened in 2013 as the world’s first suspended lodge and has proven popular with daredevil travelers ever since.
The lodge has a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Airbnb, with guests considering it a can’t-miss experience
All Skylodge stays include transportation from Cusco, dinner with wine, breakfast, and climbing gear needed to get there and professional guides
However, Laura, who checked into the lodge in 2019 with her boyfriend, cautioned that this place is not for the faint-hearted.
She explained: “I’m not a natural climber and I’ve never done anything like this before, but I wanted to push myself to do something scary and once in my life. And that’s exactly what it was.
‘[Spending] 1 hour 40 minute climb up a mountain face was the hardest and scariest thing I have ever done…but overall most rewarding. Zip lines are so much fun.
“I was so happy to have my rock climbing boyfriend guiding me.”
For those who need to calm their nerves after their stay at height, there is an open-air spa on the way back from the mountain with hot tubs and treatment huts.
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