Hotel Las Torres

The Awasi Patagonia has raised the bar in terms of contemporary design and personalised service and is the only all-inclusive hotel within the park to offer fully private and tailored excursions. On arrival at Awasi, you will be assigned your own private guide and 4×4 vehicle who will look after you during your stay and customise all the activities from hiking and riding to bird-watching and nature drives to your interests. It is expensive yet the Awasi experience is second to none, the ...

Beautifully constructed with warm, native wood, Tierra Patagonia’s contemporary, minimalist design brings the national park into every corner of the hotel. Light and space fill the open plan communal spaces which are decorated throughout with modern, stylish furniture and handcrafted regional textiles. Tierra Patagonia is the most stylish all-inclusive hotel in the park, a secluded retreat offering first class service amidst warm, rustic luxury. Daily excursions range from walking and ...

The Explora was the original luxury lodge in the Torres del Paine National Park with spell-binding views of the massif’s horned “peaks”. Constructed in 1993, the ground breaking minimalist design blends warm, native lenga wood with over-sized picture windows to breathe light and space throughout and bring the sensational views into every corner of the hotel. The rooms are warm, modern and comfortable and overlook either the granite massif or the “salto chico” rap...

The first of its kind in Chile, Patagonia Camp is a unique, yurt-inspired tented camp immersed in native forest with captivating views across Lake Toro towards the distant granite spires of the Torres del Paine massif. The design recreates Africa’s luxury safari camp within a traditional Chilean context with stylish yurt cabins dotted around a central wooden lodge on the rugged shores of the lake. Like many of the other lodges within the national park, it offers offers fully-inclusive progr...

The Cascada Ecocamp is perfect for those looking for an active experience at the heart of the Torres del Paine. The facilities are rustic yet the location and warm, friendly ambiance provide a welcome alternative to the park’s more luxurious hotels. The Ecocamp is powered by solar and hydro-electric power and in itself was a pioneer in bringing environmental awareness into the national park. The geodesic domes were inspired by the dwellings of the original Kaweskar settlers and insulated by...