12 Exclusive Torres del Paine Hotels You Didn’t Know About

Would you like to go camping in the wild? Or perhaps you’d want to experience glamping on a yurt or roughing it up and setting up your tent in refugios with other backpackers? Choose your pleasure among such accommodation options, or you can just cozy up in luxury at one of the best Torres del Paine hotels.

With over 700 square miles (1,813 square kilometers), Torres del Paine National Park is a vast wonderland. Exploring even its highlights within a few hours is just criminal. Do justice to this amazing nature reserve by hiking through the park for at least a couple of days. We stayed for 5 days in the National Park and still couldn’t get enough.

Spend overnight in one of Torres del Paine’s cozy lodgings for travelers. It’s also way more convenient to stay within the park instead of going to Puerto Natales, the nearest town 2.5 hours away.

Choosing your accommodation in Torres del Paine National Park can be overwhelming. To help you decide where to stay, we’ve listed all the accommodations in the park and provided a brief description so you can decide which one is right for you and your budget.

Where to Stay in Torres del Paine – Camping

1. CONAF (Office of Forest National Corporation) Campgrounds

There are several campgrounds in Torres del Paine National Park. They are located in the park, but not all are inside the boundaries. They are all free with basic facilities, including some with toilets but no electricity or running water.

While all CONAF campsites have first-come, first-served policies, most sites can be reserved from mid-September through mid-December for a fee of 11,800 to 22,700 Chilean pesos (13 to 25 US dollars per camping spot) by emailing the National Parks Services.

Where to Stay in Torres del Paine – Budget Accommodation

2. Hostel Pehoe

The Hostel Pehoe, located inside Torres del Paine National Park, is a great budget option for those who don’t mind sharing dorm rooms with other hikers. It offers dorms with between six and 16 beds, shared bathrooms and toilets, free lockers for your valuables, free bed linen, and free towels. The hostel also has a common area where you can relax with other travelers in front of the fireplace or play board games after dinner. 

It’s only steps away from the lakeshore, so you can enjoy beautiful views while relaxing or take an early morning walk along Lake Pehoe to see some of its wildlife inhabitants, like black ducks or guanacos. 

3. EcoCamp Patagonia

EcoCamp Patagonia, situated in the heart of the park, is another great budget option for those who want to spend more time outdoors than indoors! This hotel offers amazing hiking trails around Lago Serrano, perfect for nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, or hikers through forests filled with wildflowers during springtime.

4. Hotel Las Torres

Located in the National Park, Hosteria Las Torres is the place to stay if you want to be right in the middle of everything. You’ll have access to amazing hiking trails and your private deck outside your room. Plus, the dining room offers beautiful views of the towers themselves.

This charming hotel features cozy rooms with wood paneling and a fireplace, as well as gourmet food that’s sure to send you into a food coma (in a good way). The staff is helpful and friendly—they always seem ready for anything. They’re experts at finding great places to explore during your visit.

Where to Stay in Torres del Paine – Luxury Accommodation

5. Tierra Patagonia Hotel & Spa

Tierra Patagonia Hotel & Spa is a luxury hotel located just outside the park. The property features a spa, pool, restaurant, and bar. Guests can enjoy the on-site fitness center, yoga studio, and library.

The hotel offers free Wi-Fi access throughout its premises, including rooms with mountain views or lake views (surcharges apply). Some guest rooms also include balconies overlooking the mountains or lake.

Each room at Tierra Patagonia Hotel & Spa comes with an electric kettle and tea/coffee-making facilities in addition to other comforts such as satellite TV channels (some have English language programming) and private bathrooms equipped with showers & bathtubs fitted with hairdryers.

6. Awasi Patagonia

Awasi Patagonia is located within Torres del Paine National Park, offering guests unparalleled access to the park’s activities and amenities. If you’re looking for a place to stay near the park that won’t break your budget (or if you simply want to experience the national park without hiking), Awasi Patagonia is an excellent choice. A three-night stay, including meals and drinks, costs $3,990.

7. Hotel Laguna Amarga & Cabañas Las Lengas

The Hotel Laguna Amarga & Cabañas Las Lengas is a family-run hotel in the heart of the Paine area, close to the Torres del Paine National Park entrance. Originally built as a private home by its owner in 1945, this charming hotel has been renovated and expanded to create comfortable cabañas surrounded by lush gardens.

The amenities here are basic but comfortable—each room features a private bathroom with a shower and toilet, satellite TV, and Wi-Fi connection (both paid). In addition to standard rooms, premium options with a fireplace and kitchenette are available.

Amenities include hot tubs overlooking mountains or forest views; two swimming pools (one heated); sauna areas with massage facilities; barbecue terrace; a restaurant serving regional cuisine made using fresh ingredients from local producers; bar service during meals; laundry service for all customers staying at least three nights (extra charge).

8. The Singular Hotel

Nestled in the stunning Patagonian fjords of Last Hope Sound, The Singular Patagonia Hotel offers luxurious accommodations just a 10-minute drive from Puerto Natales, with a backdrop of the Andes. Guests enjoy free WiFi and a daily complimentary breakfast with coffee, juice, eggs, and omelets.

The hotel’s spacious, elegant rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows spanning 20 feet (6 meters), providing uninterrupted panoramic views. Each room includes a private bathroom with a separate tub and shower, an executive desk, a seating area, a minibar, cable TV, and a safe.

9. Explora Patagonia

Explora Patagonia is a hotel inside the Torres del Paine National Park entrance. This charming hotel features comfortable rooms, a spa, and a gourmet restaurant.

Located in the middle of the park, Explora Patagonia is perfect for adventure seekers who want to explore this beautiful nature reserve. The hotel offers comfortable accommodations with private bathrooms, plus access to an outdoor heated pool, sauna, and jacuzzi.

If you’re looking to indulge in luxury, Explora Patagonia is the place for it.

10. Hotel Rio Serrano

Hotel Rio Serrano is situated near the southern entrance of the park. It is near Rio Serrano, so that you can enjoy some of the best views in Torres del Paine National Park. The hotel has a spa, an outdoor pool, and a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also provide all guests with a free shuttle to the park entrance. 

The rooms are cozy and comfortable, with free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Where to Stay in Torres del Paine – Refugios Inside the National Park

Refugios are simple shelters that are available year-round to hikers and backpackers. They provide a place to sleep, eat, and rest along your trek. There is no electricity or running water in refugios; however, there are fire pits for cooking and tables for eating.

11. Refugio Grey

A great choice if you want to be in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, Refugio Grey is just outside the park entrance, making it easy to get there. 

The refugio has everything you need for a comfortable stay: restaurant and bar, small shop, common area with fireplace and hot lunch service from 12 p.m.-2:30 p.m. every day (except Sundays), dorms or private rooms, and hot showers. They also have laundry facilities available for those who need them. A simple bed costs $37, and a full board is 81 USD.

12. Refugio Chileno

The Refugio Chileno is another great option for those who want to stay inside the park. It has dorms, private rooms, and hot showers available for guests. The Refugio also offers a restaurant, bar, laundry facilities, and hot showers. A simple bed costs $37, and a full board costs $81.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Torres del Paine Hotels

How Many Days Do You Need to See Torres del Paine?

Most of the park’s highlights can be seen in three days, but it’s best to spend four days. We opted for the W-trek within the Torres del Paine National Park, which many others do. With this hike, you will visit the towers, see the Grey Glacier, and marvel over Pehoe Lake and the blue waters of Lago Nordenskjold.

Is Torres del Paine Expensive?

Torres del Paine does not have to be expensive. There are many affordable hotels in Torres del Paine, ranging from hostels to luxurious ones.

The trip’s cost depends on what you want and how much you want to pay. In the shoulder season (September through November), prices tend to be cheaper than in the high season (December through April).

Can You Drive From Punta Arenas to Torres del Paine?

Yes. You can drive to Torres del Paine National Park from Punta Arenas. However, there are a couple of caveats:

• You need a 4×4 vehicle with good tires and spare parts. The roads will be rough and unpaved in many places. Depending on when you visit the park, there may also be some mud or snow along the way.
• You should allow enough time for your journey. The drive will take at least five hours each way (six if there’s traffic), so if you plan to stop off for photos or hikes along the way, plan accordingly.

Which Hotels in Torres del Paine Have Nice Views?

The following hotels have the most stunning views in the region.

• Hotel Las Torres
• Hotel Rio Serrano
• Explora Patagonia

Conclusion – Torres del Paine Hotels

Take your pick based on your preferences and budget—from the posh lodges on the park borders, simple refugios with basic amenities, to the more adventurous designated campsites. Enjoy your Torres del Paine adventure.

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