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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

So many highlights- Tatio geyser, base of Torres del Paine walk, seeing puma and Easter Island memories for life
HM, Bristol Nov 2017
I loved the desert and my husband liked Patagonia. The lunch in the Casablanca wine valley was outstanding.
SD, Mar 2016
Highlight?: Easter Island and seeing the moai statues was a lifelong dream and did not disappoint. The guide was excellent a fantastic and beautiful island.
LVA, Tamworth Apr 2018
Chile was AMAZING!!! We loved the country, the scenery and all the people we met. Glad we had warm clothes for the cruise or we would have come unstuck in…
RW, Paphos Oct 2011
Patagonia, the scenery and wildlife, getting up close to a glacier, Easter Island fulfilling a childhood dream and much more, the perfect volcano, Osorno, the geology and flamingoes of the…
EL, London Feb 2015
Highlights?: Patagonia Camp and Torres del Paine National Park.
CD, Shepton mallet Jan 2018

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