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The 21 Best Places to Stay in Patagonia

The 21 Best Places to Stay in Patagonia

Patagonia is one of those bucket list destinations that anyone with even a small desire for adventure or love of the great outdoors should visit at least once in their lives. It covers vast, varied and dramatic landscapes, from fjords, lakes and glaciers to rainforests, deserts and grasslands. When many people think of Patagonia, they think exclusively of Argentina, but that would be to miss out — 10% of the region is in fact in Southern Chile (it’s here that you’ll find the jaw-dropping Torres del Paine National Park). Accommodation options across Patagonia are as varied as the scenery. For those with very deep pockets there are some unbelievable luxury properties in the remotest locations, but for those on a regular budget there are plenty of comfortable lodges and great little family friendly hotels that offer affordable rates. Design-conscious travellers will not be disappointed either, there are some seriously chic pads down here! We have scoured the region and selected our pick of the best hotels in Patagonia. To make it easier for you, we’ve grouped them into six geographical regions, and our advice is not to try to cover too much ground in one go (the distances between areas can be huge); you can always come back again!

Argentina's Lake District

San Carlos de Bariloche, in the province of Rio Negro in the foothills of the Andes, is at the heart of Argentina's lake district. Surrounded by the Nahuel Huapi National Park, this region, close to the Chilean border, is sometimes referred to as the 'garden of Patagonia' for its spectacular greenery, beautiful lakes, and dramatic mountain scenery. Below we have highlighted a few of the amazing places to stay in the region, but for more ideas, check out our full list of recommendations of the best places to stay in Bariloche.

A few miles up the lakeside from Bariloche (as the town is commonly known) is the chic Aldebaran Hotel and Spa, a mountain lodge with epic lake views. Atmospheric rooms mix traditional charm with contemporary style, with French windows leading onto private terraces. Stunning local cuisine is on offer here. It's a perfect place to experience the beauties of the lake district.
If you want to be closer to town, and yet still right on the lake, check out the Charming Luxury Lodge and Private Spa, which enjoys a dramatic cliff top location and equally dramatic lake views. The suites and lodges are secluded and some boast private hot tubs and saunas.
And for somewhere off the beaten track, consider the wonderful Estancia Peuma Hue, a charming lodge boasting spectacular views across a tranquil lake towards jagged mountains. Cosy rooms are traditional in style with Argentine artefacts, exposed stone and plenty of pine. The home-cooked meals are fabulous. A cosy lounge is the ideal place to curl up with a book. Spectacular.
Last, to the north and close to the charming small town of Villa La Angostura is the Luma Casa de Montana, another lakeside property with spectacular Patagonian views. Eight beautifully designed suites in soft hues feature free standing baths, wooden floors and large terraces. There's both an indoor and an outdoor pool, a spa and a billiards room. The regional cuisine is fabulous.

The Chilean Lake District

The Lake District in Chile is something of a hidden gem, with a string of lakes nestled in the mountainous Andes, close to the border with Argentina. Inca civilisation never reached here, and it was not finally colonised by the Europeans until the late 19th century - a fact that adds to its sense of remoteness. With lush farmland and dense forest, overlooked by snowcapped volcanoes, this is an area that merits serious consideration if you want to 'get away form it all'. Here are three great places to stay:

Nestled in the lee of the snowcapped Osorno volcano, Petrohué Lodge is a simple yet charming hotel which offers panoramic views of Todos los Santos Lake. Private cabins are perfect for a family stay, and some of the rooms have working fireplaces. It's also just minutes from the famous Petrohué Waterfalls.
Travelling south, you come to Los Caiquenes, situated on Llanquihue lakefront a few miles outside the Germanic town of Puerto Varas, a popular Chilean lakes tourist destination. This modern lodge style hotel features cosy, country-style interiors and offers spacious rooms with, as you would expect, great views. Make use of their pool or sit back and enjoy the view from the hot tub.
Fundo Chollinco Lodge is a charming eco-hotel of just five self-contained guest lodges, nestled in the Valdívia Forest on the shores of the Calcurrupe River and a couple of miles from the shore of Ranco Lake. Accommodation is spread across five self-contained guest lodges; book Casa Chucao for great river views and a terrace hot tub. Enjoy a fishing trip with hotel experts.

The Valdes Peninsula

While the areas of Patagonia to the west, in the Andes and its foothills, might be famed for their dramatic landscapes, the remote UNESCO heritage Valdes peninsula in eastern Argentina, on the Atlantic ocean, is the number one destination for wildlife in Patagonia, in particular marine mammals. Its nature reserve and surrounding waters is home to an amazing array of marine animals, such as whales, Magellanic penguins, sea lions and elephant seals. We have picked out two great places to base yourself, below. For further options, especially if you want to explore the Patagonian Welsh culture of this region, see the best places to stay in Puerto Madryn.

To experience authentic Patagonian wildlife and truly immerse yourself, there no better place to bed down than the Estancia Rincón Chico, voted by National Geographic as one of the best lodges in Argentina. It's simply built, but in a wild and spectacular location overlooking the ocean. Comfortable guestrooms feature wooden floors, plush throws and heritage furniture, plus beautiful views. Unwind in the cosy living room after a bracing beach walk or wildlife excursion; a unique country retreat.
Just across the Golfo Nuevo is El Pedral. It's a family-friendly, traditional 'estancia' offering plenty of opportunity to discover the biodiverse richness of the landscape and wildlife, both by land and sea. There are good family options available, and rooms boast rich linens, wooden floors and heritage furniture. Don't miss the whale watching, or trips to see the unique Magellanic penguins.

Los Glaciares National Park

Los Glaciares National Park is located in the southwest of Santa Cruz Province in Argentina. Comprised of a National Park and a National Reserve, this World Heritage site covers over 600,000 hectares, half of which are glaciers, the most famous of which is the the Perito Moreno Glacier that feeds Lake Argentino. Many of these glaciers are fed by the massive South Patagonian Ice Field, effectively a massive freshwater reservoir.

There are some truly spectacular places to stay in Los Glaciares. For a full range of options, see the best places to stay in Santa Cruz Province, or check out our pick of the bunch below.

Starting at the northern end of the national park, Explora El Chaltén offers stunning views of the Electric Valley and the Marconi Glacier, and is a great base for expeditions into this incredible landscape, all of which can be arranged by the hotel. It's not cheap, but the very best of Patagonian cuisine is served here and there's a spoiling luxury spa to greet the weary explorer. A rejuvenating stay for those seeking privacy and silence.
For a more affordable option, the homely Estancia Helsingfors is a nine room luxury lodge by Lake Viedma. Simple though cosy guestrooms feature wooden floors, plush linens and super comfortable beds; book a family room to accommodate children. Relax by the fireplace after a day's trek to the Blue Lagoon; an inviting lodge surrounded by nature.
Moving further south, we come to the remote Estancia Cristina, a secluded lodge boasting epic views of the hanging glaciers and surrounding mountains. Large airy rooms feature bay windows, soft patterning and sink-into beds. They cook fine gourmet regional cuisine accompanied by an excellent wine list. You could spend days here exploring the national park on foot or by horse.

Not far from the shores of Lake Argentino is the fabulous Eolo, another remote luxury lodge in an outstanding location. It's a good starting point for exploring the Perito Moreno glacier, about 25 miles to the west. Rooms are simply designed with emphasis given to the surrounding views, admired from enormous windows and terraces. It's another hotel with a fabulous spa. This is authentic Patagonia in serious style.
Finally, if you ride horses, look no further than the nearby Estancia Nibepo Aike, a traditional sheep farm turned cosy hotel. It's homely and welcoming, with parquet flooring and roaring fires. The outstanding location makes this the ideal starting point for exploring the hidden glaciers by horse. An adventurers paradise.

Torres del Paine National Park

30 miles south of Lake Argentino you reach the Chilean border, the other side of which is the Torres del Paine national park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Long considered the 8th wonder of the world, with its towering granite peaks and rugged landscape, it's the perfect destination for a hiking holiday or a peaceful rural retreat. For the full list of great places to stay here, visit the best places to stay in Torres del Paine. Below, we have picked out a couple of favourites.

Patagonia Camp is a unique collection of simply yet elegant luxury yurts nestled into the hill overlooking a stunning lake. Great views and a magical silence make this the ultimate away-from-it-all vacation.

Tierra Patagonia is a stunning property at the edge of the National Park. It's expensive, but it has amazing architecture, offering minimalist rooms made of wood and glass. Designed by three of Chile's most renowned architects, it has a pampering spa, an indoor pool and a gourmet restaurant. Worth every penny in our opinion.
At the other end of the scale, the 15 room Estancia Cerro Guido is a traditional Patagonian ranch with simple, rustic rooms with great hiking all around. It's remote, but they have an excellent restaurant.
Last, to the south of the park in Puerto Natales, the Remota hotel is another modern architectural property that sits beautifully within its stunning waterside surroundings. Minimalistic design throughout gives a light airy feel and frames the wonderful views. There's a spoiling spa and Torres del Paine provides space for endless adventures. A chic rural escape.

Tierra del Fuego

Uniquely, this area of Patagonia spans both Chile and Argentina.

On the Chilean side, there a number of good places to stay in Punta Arenas. It's actually just across the straits from the island of Tierra del Fuego, but a ferry provides easy access, and it's a great jumping off point for expeditions, as well as those to Antarctica.

Probably the best of them is the Hotel Jose Nogueira, incongruous perhaps given what else is available in Patagonia, but nevertheless a great place to base yourself, while at the same time being in the heart of the town. Elegant and neoclassical in style, it has plush and spacious rooms and a great restaurant and bar.

On the Argentian side, hotels are clustered around the port of Ushuaia. However, there are two properties a little way out of town that give you direct access to the wild landscape of this end of the earth location.

Arakur feels a bit like a Swiss mountain hotel at the top of a ski lift, but the views are amazing, sited as it is on the naturally occurring platform in the Cerro Alarkén nature reserve, with direct line of sight across the Beagle channel. Contemporary rooms are super comfortable with, crisp, white linens and panoramic views of the mountains; book a senior suite for extra living space.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the town up on the side of the mountain is Cumbres del Martial, a charming and affordable mountain lodge set in a forest, next to the Buena Esperanza stream. Choose from a range of private cabins or book a luxury suite for split-level living space and a hot tub. Have tea and cake at the hotel café. This is a lovely place to stay.

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Browse through our list of all the best places to stay in Chile and the best places to stay in Argentina.
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- Aldebaran Hotel & Spa Bariloche (Peninsula San Pedro) 10 rooms from £140
  
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  Active Holiday  -  The surrounding mountains provide endless activities to keep all outdoor adventurists entertained.
  Great walks  -  Take a walk through the virgin Valdivian rainforest at Llao Llao.
  Sailing  -  Take a scenic boat trip across the Lago Nahuel Huapi.
  Fishing  -  Try your hand at fishing on the local waters.
  Recommended by  -  I Escape, Tablet
  
  A chic mountain lodge with epic lake views. Atmospheric rooms mix traditional charm with contemporary style; think beamed ceilings, natural materials and large glass doors leading onto private terraces. Stunning local cuisine is on offer in the traditionally dressed dining room. Perfection. See More
  
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- Charming Luxury Lodge & Private Spa Bariloche (Playa Bonita) 20 rooms from £150
  
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  Active Holiday  -  Find a plethora of activities in the surrounding countryside from skiing to hiking.
  Secluded setting  -  For escaping.
  Full of character
  Lakeside
  Recommended by  -  Tablet
  
  A luxury property boasting a cliff top location overlooking lake Nahuel Huapi. Secluded suites and lodges are luxurious yet characterful with plenty of pine, private terraces (some with hot tubs) and small kitchenettes. A spoiling spa will ease post activity aches and pains. A glorious rural escape. See More
  
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- Estancia Peuma Hue Bariloche (Lago Gutierrez) 8 rooms from £749
  
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  Active Holiday  -  Argentina's lake district is the perfect spot to get into the great outdoors.
  Full board  -  Price quote is per room (two people) per night including all meals and non alcoholic drinks
  Birdwatching  -  A fascinating array of birds to be spotted.
  Fishing  -  This area is renowned for it's fly-fishing.
  Recommended by  -  Tablet, I Escape
  
  A charming lodge boasting spectacular views across the tranquil lake and jagged mountains. Cosy rooms are traditional in style with Argentine artefacts, exposed stone and plenty of pine. The home-cooked meals are fabulous. A cosy lounge is the ideal place to curl up with a book. Spectacular. See More
  
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- Luma Casa de Montana Villa La Angostura 8 rooms from £172
  
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  Back to Nature  -  Situated overlooking Nahuel Huapi Lake and with panoramic views of the Andes.
  Sailing  -  Spend a day on the lake stopping at beaches and sampling Patagonian dishes.
  Kayaking  -  Take a kayak out onto the Nahuei Huapi Lake.
  Restrictions on children  -  Over 16s only.
  
  A chic boutique property boasting spectacular Patagonian views. Eight beautifully designed suites feature soft hues, free standing baths, wooden floors and French doors leading onto large terraces. Boasting an indoor and outdoor pool, spa and billiards room. The regional cuisine is fabulous too. See More
  
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- Petrohué Lodge Petrohue (Parque Nac Vpr) 20 rooms from £226
  
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  Local exploring  -  Set in close proximity to the volcano and the lake, this hotel is the perfect base for local exploring Petrohué
  Back to Nature  -  Located in the heart of the Chilean Patagonia, this hotel is perfect for a tranquil back-to-nature retreat
  Romantic Break  -  Couples love the peaceful atmosphere at this hotel; book a luxury suite for a cosy private fireplace
  Fishing  -  Discover local fishing traditions and techniques with a fly fishing excursion; book through the hotel
  
  This charming lodge is located in the Chilean Patagonia. Spacious and bright guestrooms offer panoramic views of Todos los Santos Lake; book a luxury suite for a cosy fireplace. Private cabins are perfect for a family stay. Sample traditional Chilean cuisine in the restaurant; a chic nature retreat. See More
  
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- Los Caiquenes Puerto Varas 8 rooms from £102
  
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  Great walks  -  Head for a hike around the lake and take in the stunning views
  Fishing  -  There's plenty of fishing for you to enjoy on Llanquihue Lake
  Views  -  Stunning views of Osorno Volcano from the garden
  Restaurant  -  Seving homemade Chilean cuisine
  
  Los Caiquenes is situated on Llanquihue lakefront a few miles outside of Puerto Varas. It features cosy, country-style interiors and offers spacious rooms with plenty of wooden influences. Make use of their pool or sit back and enjoy the view from the hot tub. A great place to get away from it all. See More
  
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- Fundo Chollinco Lodge Llifen (Lago Maihue) 5 rooms from £186
  
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  Families  -  There are good family accommodation options here, with self-contained lodges that have multiple bedrooms
  Local exploring  -  Sitting on the banks of the Calcurrupe River, there is plenty of nature to explore local to this hotel
  Country Escape  -  With a privileged riverside location, this hotel makes a beautiful escape to the country
  Great walks  -  Explore the beautiful natural landscape surrounding the lodge on one of many marked trails through the forest
  
  This eco-hotel is situated in the Valdívia Forest on the shores of the Calcurrupe River in south Chile. Accommodation is spread across five self-contained guest lodges; book Casa Chucao for great river views and a terrace hot tub. Take a fishing trip with hotel experts; a charming retreat to nature. See More
  
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- Estancia Rincón Chico Chubut, Chubut Province 8 rooms from £771
  
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  Local exploring  -  There is lots to explore local to the hotel, from beaches replete with sea lions to birdwatching outposts
  Back to Nature  -  With a breathtaking location on the Valdés Peninsula, this hotel makes a unique back-to-nature getaway
  Families  -  There are lots of family-friendly activities available for families travelling with older children
  Birdwatching  -  Discover the array of birds that frequent this part of the Patagonia with a birdwatching excursion; borrow hotel binoculars
  
  This traditional Patagonian ranch is located on the Valdés Peninsula and has been rated one of the best local lodges. Comfortable guestrooms feature wooden floors, plush throws and heritage furniture, plus beautiful views. Unwind in the cosy living room after a walk; an authentic country retreat. See More
  
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- Explora El Chaltén El Chalten 17 rooms from £890
  
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  Outstanding location  -  Located in the Southern Ice Fields of Patagonia, the planet’s second-largest freshwater reserve
  Back to Nature  -  Total peace and tranquility in a remote location, surrounded by magnificent scenery
  Spa  -  A spoiling spa with outdoor hot tubs with views to die for
  Views  -  Glorious mounatin views from every angle
  
  A spectacular property for those who love nature and trekking, with stunning views of the Electric Valley and the Marconi Glacier. Patagonian cuisine with local produce and a spoiling luxury spa greet the weary explorer. A rejuvenating stay for those seeking privacy and silence. See More
  
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- Estancia Helsingfors El Chaltén, Santa Cruz Province 9 rooms from £583
  
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  Eco break  -  With a carefully considered sustainability policy you can enjoy this holiday knowing it won't cost the earth
  Back to Nature  -  With a privileged location in the Argentine Patagonia, this hotel makes a unique nature retreat
  Local exploring  -  Set within the Los Glaciares National Park, there is plenty to explore local to this hotel
  Great walks  -  Explore the beautiful landscape of the national park on an easy stroll, with marked trails for all levels
  
  This luxury lodge is located in the Los Glaciares National Park in the Argentine Patagonia. Homely guestrooms feature wooden floors, plush linens and comfortable beds; book a family room to accommodate children. Relax by the fireplace after a day's trek to the Blue Lagoon; an inviting nature lodge. See More
  
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- Estancia Cristina Santa Cruz Province 20 rooms from £589
  
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  Active Holiday  -  Find numerous outdoor pursuits in Los Glaciares National Park.
  Fishing  -  Excellent conditions for salmon and rainbow trout fishing.
  Traditional
  Barefoot Luxury  -  For total relaxation.
  
  A secluded lodge boasting epic views of the hanging glaciers and surrounding mountains. Large airy rooms feature bay windows, soft patterning and sink-into beds. Find gourmet regional cuisine accompanied by an excellent wine list. Spend days exploring the national park be it by foot or horse. Bliss. See More
  
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- Eolo 9405 El Calafate 17 rooms from £858
  
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  Back to Nature  -  Situated in a magically remote Patagonian location, next to Argentina's largest lake with views stretching over the Andes.
  Outstanding location  -  Plenty of glass afford incredible views over a wide landscape
  Birdwatching  -  There are an exciting array of birds to be spotted in the area.
  Restrictions on children  -  Children over 12 are welcome.
  Recommended by  -  I Escape, Relais & Chateaux, CN Traveller
  
  A remote luxury lodge with an outstanding location. Rooms are simply designed with emphasis given to the surrounding views, admired from enormous windows and terraces. Sample gourmet cuisine in the restaurant and unwind in the fabulous spa. Discover authentic Argentina in serious style. See More
  
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- Estancia Nibepo Aike 9405 Colonia Francisco Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz Province 10 rooms from £214
  
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  Country Escape - Make the most of the Argentine rural experience in this charming converted farmhouse.
  Full of character
  Restaurant - Recommended.
  Boutique
  
  A traditional sheep farm turned cosy hotel. Find sash windows, parquet flooring, fireplaces and warm hues throughout. Regional dishes are served in the restaurant. The outstanding location makes this the ideal starting point for exploring the hidden glaciers by horse. An adventurers paradise. See More
  
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- Patagonia Camp Torres del Paine (Porteño Km 74) 20 rooms from £336
  
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  Back to Nature  -  Located on a stunning lake just outside Torres del Paine.
  Kayaking  -  Head out onto the lake on one of the hotel's kayaks.
  Fishing  -  Salmon and trout fishing trips can be arranged.
  Secluded setting  -  For escaping.
  Recommended by  -  I Escape
  
  A small collection of luxury yurts nestled into the hill overlooking a stunning lake. Simply designed with the their structure beautifully exposed. Views from the rooms are spectacular and the silence intoxicating. The perfect base to return to after a day spent in Torres del Paine. Fabulous. See More
  
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- Tierra Patagonia Torres del Paine (Patagonia) 40 rooms from £1405
  
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  Back to Nature  -  Located in the beautiful Patagonian steppe on the edge of the Torres del Paine National Park. Magic.
  Spa breaks  -  The stunning Uma Spa offers an outdoor Jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath and an extensive therapy list.
  Active Holiday  -  The surrounding terrain is perfectly primed for outdoor pursuits.
  Birdwatching  -  Wonderful bird spotting opportunities including condors and caracaras.
  Recommended by  -  I Escape, Tablet
  
  A stunning contemporary hotel designed by three of Chile's most renowned architects and situated on the edge of the Torres del Paine. Simply designed rooms feature plenty of wood and glass. A fabulous spa will ease away any aches and pains. A truly unique property ideal for exploring rural Chile. See More
  
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- Estancia Cerro Guido Torres del Paine (Patagonia) 15 rooms from £195
  
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  Back to Nature  -  A remote Patagonian lodge right on the edge of the Torres del Paine National Park.
  Outstanding location
  Remote  -  Off the beaten track.
  Secluded setting  -  For escaping.
  Recommended by  -  I Escape
  
  A charming ranch boasting an epic location on the edge of the Torres del Paine National Park. Simply dressed rooms feature polished wooden floors, crisp white linen and fireplaces. Find hearty regional fare in the restaurant. The utter remoteness makes this an outdoor adventurer's dream. See More
  
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- Remota Puerto Natales 72 rooms from £273
  
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  Spa breaks  -  A spoiling contemorary spa features heated infinity swimming pool, Finish sauna, outdoor Jacuzzi and a massage parlour.
  Active Holiday  -  Torres del Paine National Park provides the perfect landscape for a multitude of outdoor pursuits.
  Swimming Pool  -  Indoor and outdoor pools.
  Views  -  Great views from hotel
  Recommended by  -  I Escape
  
  A contemporary hotel that sits beautifully within the epic surrounds. Minimalistic design throughout gives a light airy feel and emphasises the wonderful views. A spoiling spa fulfils all pampering needs and Torres del Paine provides space for endless adventures. A chic rural escape. See More
  
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- Hotel Jose Nogueira Punta Arenas 22 rooms from £150
  
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  Romantic Break  -  This elegant hotel, the former residence of royalty makes for a perfect romantic getaway
  Business meetings  -  Hotel Jose Nogueira offers a range of small and large meeting rooms in palatial decor
  Great walks  -  Punta Arenas serves as a great base from which to explore Patagonia with a wealth of great walking trails and natural beauty
  Sights nearby  -  Explore the sights of Punta Arenas from this central location just off the plaza
  
  An elegant neoclassical hotel in central Punta Arenas offering plush and spacious rooms. The Pergola Restaurant offers fine local delicacies in a gorgeous setting surrounded by grapevines whilst the Shackleton Bar is the perfect place to relax and boasts an impressive selection of wines. See More
  
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- Arakur Ushuaia 117 rooms from £247
  
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  Local exploring  -  With direct access to the mountains and valleys of Cerro Alarkén, there is lots to explore local to the hotel
  Back to Nature  -  With a privileged location in the heart of a nature reserve, this hotel makes a unique back-to-nature retreat
  Romantic Break  -  Couples love this luxury hotel's contemporary interiors; book a suite for separate living space
  Remote  -  Off the beaten track.
  
  This luxury hotel sits on a naturally occurring platform in the Cerro Alarkén nature reserve in Argentina. The contemporary rooms boast comfortable beds, crisp, white linens and panoramic views of the mountains; book a senior suite for living space. Eat at the fine dining restaurant; a unique stay. See More
  
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- Cumbres del Martial Ushuaia 10 rooms from £161
  
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  Romantic Break  -  Couples love the hotel's discreet private cabins; book a luxury suite for a romantic hot tub
  Hideaway  -  Set a short drive outside of the city, this hotel makes a tranquil, rural bolt-hole
  Back to Nature  -  With a spectacular mountain setting, this hotel is a unique back-to-nature retreat
  Sights nearby  -  Visit the Laguna Del Diablo, a breathtaking lagoon in the midst of the mountains
  Recommended by  -  Fodors
  
  This charming mountain lodge is set in a forest in Ushuaia, next to the Buena Esperanza stream. Choose from a range of private cabins with cosy carpets and homely soft furnishings; book a luxury suite for split-level living space and a hot tub. Have tea and cake at the hotel café; an inviting hotel. See More
  
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