The walls and floors of this extraordinary property are of salt crystals (except the bathrooms, which are tiled...) and shimmer in the strong sunlight; it’s almost like being inside a wedding cake.
The modest guestrooms rooms all have heaters, electric blankets and cosy bedspreads too. The rooms are built along a long corridor; rooms are on one side and each have a sitting area which overlooks the salt flat on the other side of the corridor.These areas are fashioned in an interesting style with big bay windows giving wonderful views. Furniture is mostly made of salt and covered with cushions and Bolivian textiles; one of them even has a hammock, others have Rattan chairs.
Considering the remoteness, both food and service are very good, and the restaurant windows afford panoramic views over the white "lake" below. By the way, the name means "salty moon" - nothing to do with salad, which is ensalada in Spanish. Kathryn Allan, Product Assistant Supervisor