World's Most Secret Hotels Series 2

Exploring the beauty of Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni - a striking brutalist lodge, seamlessly blending with the edge of the world’s largest salt flat.  And to County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, to reveal a futuristic getaway of Bubble Domes that offer an intimate connection to nature under a canopy of stars. 

Escape to the enchanting sands of the Empty Quarter within the United Arab Emirates where a majestic, fortress style hotel rises like a mirage. On the tranquil banks of a Norwegian river, we explore a hotel that provides a haven of sleek modernity and natural immersion. 

Bodmin Jail in Devon which has been reimagined as an extraordinary luxury retreat. Ancient caves have been transformed into opulent suites, the tropical landscapes of Northern Queensland, where an eco-resort offers treetop accommodations.

The summit of Mount Pilatus in Switzerland a breathtaking mountain retreat, a striking Brutalist hotel  in Baja California peninsula in northwest Mexico, and one of the UK’s oldest coaching inns.

In South Africa a private nature reserve and hotel, a 1950’s crane, hidden with the bustling port of Hamburg in Germany, a retro retreat in Utah, USA gleaming wagons that never roll West.  

Hidden down an 11 kilometre dirt road in Bradshaw Mountains, Arizona, USA a luxury hotel built around a geothermal wonder.  The Ski Slopes of Poland a secret retreat designed to resemble an open chest of drawers.