Hotel Las Torres

Whether you crave a short walk to a lakeshore or a full day exploring the hiking paths of the national park, Hotel Las Torres offers a range of half and full day excursions. Hike to the base of the towers, along sections of the W Trek, to lakes and waterfalls, or past the “puma restaurant” littered with the remains of unfortunate guanaco. All are led by experienced guides with a passion for the region.

Founder Antonio Kusanovic Senkovic was the son of Croatian immigrants and became a successful cattle farmer in the Magallan region. In 1979, he bought the beautiful Cerro Paine ranch, located right at the foot of the majestic Torres del Paine massif. In the early 90s, the family decided to build nine rooms with a small restaurant, to welcome the increasing numbers of tourists attracted by the beauty of the place. After Mr Kusanovic‘s death in 1997, his wife and four children continued his legacy in the hotel. Although they no longer run Hotel Las Torres on a day-to-day basis, family members are often seen around the property, and are more than happy to elaborate on why Torres del Paine is such a magical place!

The hotel is located on the trailhead to the base of the towers, so you're right in the hustle and bustle of the park. It’s perfectly situated for setting off on your hikes, but it is always busy, so a little less relaxing than some of the other accommodation options in the park.

Highly-qualified guides are an important part of the experience. They come from different backgrounds, but all of them have one thing in common – a love for Patagonia. The baqueanos (Patagonian cowboys) who oversee the stables and horseback excursions at Hotel Las Torres are an integral part of the Patagonian culture, and many of them quite literally grew up in the saddle. 

Suites: The suites are the largest rooms (38m²/410ft²) in the hotel and include a mini bar, a small living area and a jacuzzi where you can relax enjoying the beautiful view of the Paine Massif.

Ciprés Rooms: Newly renovated, spacious (22m²/237ft²) and warm, with excellent insulation and large windows to enjoy the scenery. Each one has been decorated with different and special elements of the area, such as looms and ethnic masks, with furniture made by artisans from Patagonia.

Canelo Rooms: These rooms (20m²/215ft²) are very warm, pleasant and offer a comfortable space, mixing simple elements that evoke the history and culture of Patagonia.

Prices are based on two people, all inclusive, sharing a double room for four nights:

Low season (22nd Sep to 31st Oct 2022 & Apr 2023) from USD $2,875 per person.

High season (1st Nov to 21st Dec 2022 & 4th Jan to 31st Mar 2023) from USD $3,240 per person.

Holiday season (22nd Dec 2022 to 3rd Jan 2023) from USD $3,550 per person.