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With all of the places we have been and stayed, Hotel Las Torres is among the fantastic places we have gone. The ratings are based on the location, the many options for tours inside the park, and the profoundly helpful staff. My husband has declared this the most spectacular location we have been. ||The mountains are wildly sculpted by the wind and ice making them unique. We were here the end of November to early December and had lovely weather the first 3 days. The temperatures were in the 60's with relatively low winds and clear blue skies. The 4th day, the normal weather returned with winds gusting to50 miles per hour, so we stayed inside most of that day. ||We are in our 70s and had some concerns as to whether we would be able to deal with the activities, but there are options for everyone. We booked with the all inclusive program. The first day we took the "Full Paine & Grey Lake” tour which was an all day tour including a boat ride and a couple of short hikes. From those tours, we were able to see the Horns and the towers from all directions. We passed on the hikes which were beyond our capabilities at this age. Instead we took the nature walk and were delighted to photograph 7 different bird species. ||The actual hotel is basic, but clean. This is a place you come for the outdoor experience, not for a luxury hotel and the test thing is that the hotel is inside the park. The room we were in had two beds and one chair, but no tables. Floors are smoothed concrete. There are no surfaces around the sink to set toiletries on. We had adapters, but there were not quite sufficient electrical outlets. The restaurant is excellent. The staff couldn’t be better. The single beds were very comfortable. Shower is wonderful. ||While the hotel is pretty basic, I couldn’t recommend this place more highly. Torres del Paine should truly be on everyone’s bucket list!