Kokopelli’s Cave in Farmington, New Mexico, is a one-bedroom wonder carved within a 65-million-year-old rock formation.
Guests have to ‘really want to stay there’ and must clamber 70ft down a sloping path and enter by ladder.
The quirky hotel was blasted out in the Eighties by father-and-son geologists, Bruce Black Snr and Bruce Black Jnr.
The 1,650 square-foot hotel is 280 feet above the La Plata River in beautiful, isolated wilderness near the Mesa Verde National Monument.
Its owners say visitors are guaranteed peace and quiet, as well as remarkable views.
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