Hotel Las Torres Patagonia

Started the Patagonian W trek here with a hike to the Towers and wow! This hotel is very upscale. Enjoyed a room with a king bed. Complimentary welcome carafate native drinks. Specific blueberry native to this region. Dinner and breakfast were both very delicious. Service was always excellent. Slept well.

Las Torres is a magnificent property in a magnificent place. I gave the rooms 4 stars because they are not hugely luxurious but still extremely comfortable. The hotel is situated right at the park, and they have a large staff of qualified guides to take you into very active or less active hikes and horseback rides (you choose how active you want to be) to see the beauty of the national park. The food is very good, and service is impeccable, but the natural landscape is the star of the show. It’s truly otherworldly. Highly recommended.

Superb location within the national park. Only stayed here one night after trekking but I felt the hotel was very tastefully laid out. Some people complain that the rooms are small but we had more than enough room for two large backpacks. Bed was very comfortable. Room could have perhaps benefitted from a full length mirror on back of door. I appreciated the complimentary tea/coffee. Breakfast was good - similar to elsewhere in South America as regards options for breakfast but all very nice. The prices are high but I suppose that is explained by the relatively remote location and captive market.

Location was the best. Also gave access to horses for the full day Base Las Torres excursion. Dining service is slow. Bar area is much better. Deserts were amazing. Friendly service. Guides were great. Walls are super thin.

The location just can’t be beat! It’s perfectly situated in the National Park on the foot trails of the famous base tower hike. You can get a head start pretty quickly as all other travellers have to commute to the starting point. The hotel itself is very quaint, rooms are a good size and you are surrounded by mountains, nature and horses all around. The stay comes all inclusive which is really nice, they pick you up, drop you off at the hotel and all meals and activities are included like the hiking they organize for you which is super important as there are some logistics with boats depending on the hike you want to do - and they take care of all of it for you. The guides, the drivers and hotel staff were all so lovely. As you most likely will be hiking most days while you’re there, they organize packed lunches for you which are extremely delicious and make life so much easier as well. The only thing I think the hotel can do better is have a larger spa or some sort of indoor pool / jacuzzi to rest in. Otherwise the only option is a paid sauna or a massage, both services neee to be pre booked as there is limited space (2 massage rooms and 1 sauna). Would be great to have a communal area to just rest and relax that was available to all guests to enjoy. Will be recommending this hotel again and again!

Great location, beautiful modern clean rooms, large selection of breakfast foods, boxed lunch was helpful to take on the hike and dinner was delicious. The staff were very accommodating and kind, in particular, Valeska and Jose in the restaurant took good care of us. We didn't do any of their tours since we had our own car, but we enjoyed the location very much.

If you're trying to stay at a location for an all-inclusive experience, don't expect that you will get any of the tours that you want. I tried three times to communicate with them. They did not answer the phone. And also they did not. By the time I arrived, the tours that I wanted were taken. Of course, this is the most convenient place, so I guess people will overlook their lack of service. But you should be forewarned that you might not be getting what you paid for. Don't book all-inclusive. You will be disappointed. Book instead just the overnight stay and it should be fine if you want to do the Base de Las Torres hike.

We had a great time at this gorgeous location in Torres del Paine National Park. Situated at the base of a mountain and close to the W trail. It was a delight to stay at this location for 4 nights. We were picked up by the hotel in the border of Argentina and Chile. The welcome drink called the Calafate Lemonade was refreshing. As soon as we got our room key, we were taken over to the excursion desk to plan out the excursions for the next few days which were all included in our stay. Over the course of the next few days, we met various amazing guides and drivers who took us all around the area and gave us an indepth knowledge of the region, the ecology and the park as a whole. Even during some of the hikes, they accompanied us back and forth. I take away a star because of the food situation. We had a person with nut allergy and we were very particular about this. Unfortunately, even after various reminders, we encountered food with nuts packed for excursions and one time, the menu item didn't mention the presence of coconut in the food. Hopefully the staff takes into account that nut allergies can be fatal and shouldn't be taken lightly. We did speak to the staff on both the occasions and we were assured it wouldn't happen again. The restaurant was really good, loved the breakfast as well as dinner. I wish the dinner menu had more rotations as we were almost out of choices by the end of the fourth night. But the staff in the restaurant were awesome. Shout outs to Mariano (dinner), Josephina (Spa), Phillipe & Matiass (guides) & the front desk folks. They went above and beyond in their service. We also went for the spa and the horse riding. The rooms were a bit small but I guess to have such a majestic place inside an ecological reserve makes up for the small size of the room. Everything was just awesome. Highly recommend this place.