We booked independently and stayed here for one night; arriving with mixed feelings as we had read some poor reviews and some of the correspondence with the hotel had us a bit worried that there would be lots of addition costs involved, and that salt flat tours are gold dust (not so at all). Once we arrived we were pleasantly... More

However highly this hotel may have been rated in the past, it remains in business only because the alternatives are quite possibly worse, and few and far between. The Bolivian salt flats are amazing, and me and a few mates rode them on BMWs and stayed here as part of a 3 week trip through the Altiplano. The hotel decore... More

In comparison with other ecohotels on the four-day trip from Tupiza to Uyuni, this was the best of the best we had, especially if you consider that we paid the same for all hotels. the room and barhroom was huge, all made of salt. and the blanker was with a electronic heating system! As a Swiss I first need to... More

Yes, you stay here for the experience, and, yes, it is comfortable with both down and electric blankets, and a great view of the salt flats (rooms in the 200s have views). Everything functions well, even the water pressure is surprisingly good, and the bathrooms were pretty clean (although they require you do not put your toilet paper in the... More

Plus: - Location close to the Uyuni’ salt desert - Very nice hotel, very well and unique for almost everything is made with salt - Friendly receptionist doing almost everything from carrying baggage to answering the phone Minus: It is not a 4 star hotel at all - Small rooms, very basic. I would suggest to choose a non salt... More

Staying at a salt hotel when you come to the largest salt flats on earth is an unique experience. Of course it comes at a price, but this is one of those "once in a life-time" kind of things. Luna Salada sits atop a small hill, with privileged views over the salar. The hotel is not surrounded by salt itself,... More

We stayed two nights and we greatly enjoyed the experience. Not only was the Salar marvelous, but the tours sponsored by the hotel were extremely interesting and beautiful. Hotel Luna Salada is the best choice by far. Great service, excellent chef's choices at the restaurant, warm rooms, and beautiful views.

A wonderful hotel in the middle of nowhere! I loved this place. Clean. Homely. Great soft furnishings. Lovely dinners. ( breakfast was average). The views and sunsets are spectacular. Reasonably priced. Certainly spend a night here on your journey through uyuni and the Atacama.

What a wonderful and unique hotel! We stayed for two nights with a day tour of the Salar de Uyuni in between, and our double room was lovely - lots of character and a good size. The whole hotel is made out of salt, giving it a unique feel. It is very spacious, with lots of areas for sitting and... More