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Cumbres San Pedro

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A modern and contemporary hotel with great amenities, in keeping with the low rise adobe style of San Pedro.

Cumbres San Pedro is a relatively large and modern property, designed to blend in with the adobe brick character of San Pedro de Atacama.

This Chilean property is low rise with appropriate use of earthy tones, natural stone and wood, offset by brightly coloured textiles.

The wide-ranging guest rooms are impressively spacious, simply but attractively presented with terraces and the novelty of an alfresco shower.

There’s also a restaurant and spa, while outside you’ll find attractive grounds with three swimming pools and two hot tubs.

The hotel is a 20-minute walk (just over 1km) from the centre of San Pedro de Atacama.

What our clients say

Most Memorable Moment?: Very difficult to pick one from so many but probably the walk up to Torres Del Paine Mirador - although it was a tough day.
SB, Milnthorpe Dec 2017
Most Memorable Moment?: So many overall but the glaciers, Torres, the cruise and Orcas/penguins.
AB, Fordingbridge Jan 2017
We have travelled a lot in our lifetime but nothing prepares you for the breadth of landscapes that you will encounter in Chile. We had three weeks there and felt…
CM Apr 2011
Most Memorable Moment?: The stunning beauty of Torres del Paine ; we were very lucky with the weather in Patagonia Our estancia brief visit, en route, was also very nice.
RL, Solihull Dec 2017
Being served Pisco Sours on the deck of the boat at Grey Glacier. The scenery was stunning and came as a surprise after the poor visibility on the outward trip.
AM, Glasgow Dec 2015
Most Memorable Moment?: Difficult to say as so many. I think seeing the first upright statues on Easter Island as I've wanted to see them since I was a child
BN, Marlborough Dec 2017

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Ben fell in love with Latin America on a six month backpacking trip from Colombia to Mexico in 1995. Since then he has explored most of South America, including living in Peru for a year. He is now Head of Sales.

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