Yes, there is a hotel with that particularity, and also literally, since the Skylodge Adventure Suites, in Cuzco (Peru), are large glass capsules adhered 400 m high to a vertical rock of the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
These are three cabins made of aerospace aluminum and polycarbonate that have been fixed to the rock at 21 attachment points, measuring 7.5 meters long by 2.6 meters high and wide. They can support up to twenty-five tons and their polygonal shape is designed to better resist the wind and expand the field of vision.
To access its entrance, which is located at the top, users can choose to cross a suspension bridge and climb the 400 m through metal steps, to descend 100 m by abseiling or to ascend and descend through zip lines .
Few will be chosen to undertake this tour and sleep in a place that was magical for the Incas, since only two of the capsules, called Miranda and Silves, are rooms, and have capacity for four people each. The other, called Luna, supports hotel services .
A wooden platform over the cabin acts as a terrace, and each suite has a dining room and a private bathroom. And, of course, there is no lack of curtains for moments of intimacy. The service of this unique hotel includes accommodation, breakfast, dinner and, of course, the alpine transit to access the capsules .
Image: Natura Vive
