Torres del Paine Hotels & Accommodation

Staying in a Torres del Paine lodge gives you the opportunity to experience the Paine range and its surroundings from a luxurious base. You will have a beautifully styled room in a superbly designed lodge. By day, join excursions with small groups and expert guides to the best and most secluded areas of Torres del Paine. You'll spend your evenings in comfort with a spa service and top restaurant waiting for you.

Feel at one with nature as you gaze up at the stars from your bed, and wake up to beautiful sunrises over views of Torres del Paine from your yurt/dome. Explore the park on daily excursions of your choice or a pre-planned itinerary, coming back each night to a warm bed in a cosy yurt with delicious food and great company.

Dispersed across the vast Torres del Paine National Park are a selection of hotels varying quite significantly in size, standard, location and what they offer. They tend to fall into the mid-range category of hotels and are great options for well-priced all inclusive itineraries or as a base on a self-drive itinerary.

Estancias (farms/ranches) are a key part of the Patagonian heritage and lifestyle. Here in Torres del Paine they are often in remote, wilderness locations, making them the perfect base for a self-drive itinerary; they also tend to be the last places booked so look for these if you're travelling last-minute.

If you want to horse ride in the park, staying at an estancia is an easy way to go out with the gauchos and learn about the region's horse riding culture. Riding from estancia to estancia on a multi-day trip is also one of the best ways to cover ground and experience more of the vast national park. 

The refugios in Torres del Paine are a fun and practical way to experience hiking in the Park. These "hiking hostels" allow you to complete the W Trek with all bedding and meals provided so you only need to carry a small backpack. They offer comfortable, dorm-style rooms where trekkers can relax and unwind after a long day on the trails. Shared toilets and bathrooms/showers are accessible for all hikers. The accommodation is basic and clean but well located on the main trails. 

The campsites in Torres del Paine offer a more traditional mountain trek experience. Most are conveniently located next to the refugios so you can retire to the privacy of your own tent after a filling meal in the refugio dining hall. The more remote campsites allow you to explore hidden valleys far away from the other hikers.