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Hotel Las Torres

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Remote lodge on a cattle ranch just below Las Torres themselves – the iconic granite 'towers' of the Torres del Paine massif. Offers inclusive packages combining accommodation, meals, excursions and transfers.

Hotel Las Torres is a lodge and former cattle ranch just below the dramatic, vertical ‘towers’ of the Torres del Paine massif – there is no more iconic location in Patagonia. It is very well run and organised, operating packages with meals, excursions and road transfers all included.

The cosy rooms are furnished in light wood and have a warm color palette.There is a spacious lounge area with large picture windows to fully take advantage of the mountain scenery. Wood-burning stoves provide heating and the central focal point for chilly evenings. There is also a restaurant which uses ingredients from the lodge’s own vegetable garden and a small spa offering sauna, massage, reflexology and mud therapy.

What our clients say

Amazing place!Loved it there.Good food,helpful staff.
IC, Leigh-On-Sea Dec 2015
Great selection of trips and things to do. Riding for beginners particularly recommended. Food very good for very isolated location, lovely staff, particularly in the main bar. Great drivers and…
DH, Milnthorpe Mar 2017
First impression, was that the hotel was much larger and more corporate than we had expected. After a settling in night we found all aspects to be outstanding. Food,…
IP, Guildford Nov 2015
"This was a truly amazing experience! We preferred the food in the bar in the evening to the restaurant buffet. If we ever go back to South America we will…
EI,Scarborough Dec 2014
Outstanding in all respects. A good range of excursions and activities. Excellent dining room.
KB, Esher Jan 2017
This was a special place to stay and we enjoyed it greatly and took advantage of every minute possible. The only criticism was that the service from the kitchen varied…
JW, London Dec 2016

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Charlotte's fascination with Latin America began with a family holiday to Belize. She went on to study Spanish in school and at university before spending a year living in Santiago, Chile.

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