Patagonia Camp

This was the best experience we have ever had. It’s not just a hotel, it’s a complete experience! It’s apparent how each person working there loves what they do, as the hospitality is genuine and consistent throughout the experience and stay. The guides are so knowledgeable and helpful. They even bring small snacks (chocolate) along the way. This place provides both adventure and relaxing escape of nature (especially if you book the jacuzzi). We loved how they do not have WiFi in the yurts specially for you to disconnect and be in nature. That was a huge benefit for us. The beds are comfortable & yurts are as warm or cold as you choose. I recommend a noise machine when it’s a super windy night. The wind kept me up, and that’s not a yurt/hotel issue, Patagonia is known for its crazy wind!

This resort is absolutely amazing. The yurts are well appointed and beautiful, however the staff is what really makes it special. Special thanks to Sara and Carolina at the restaurant, who always greeted us with a smile and helpful suggestions and to Galicia and Benjamin as well, overall the entire staff at the camp went above and beyond to make our holiday a memorable one. The daily excursions were also very good and not to be missed. Torres del Paine is a beautiful place and Patagonia Camp made this experience an unforgettable one.

We didn't know when we booked Patagonia Camp that it was an award winning hotel. From the moment we set foot on the property, it was clear they were deserving of this recognition. The experience was amazing. Patagonia Camp is not cheap but we found that the combination of luxurious yurts, fantastic dinners, wonderful wine, a wide selection of excursions, all added up to really good value for money.

Staff is great. Very helpful and attentive. We liked the beautiful lakeside location outside the park but with a number of nearby self-guided trails. Food is excellent and there is plenty of it. Yurt was very comfortable and clean. The wind whipping the fabric was a bit noisy but as they say, the wind is part of the experience, and other nights were very quiet. Guides are great and very knowledgeable. Recommended.

Great trip to Torres del Paine! Stayed at Patagonia camp and it was fantastic. Yurt 19 is the BEST!! Food was great, hikes were incredible and the scenery beyond compare. If you can afford it, don't hesitate, it was worth it.

What an incredible treat awaited us when we reached Patagonia Camp. We arrived mid afternoon to a quiet camp ( the rest of the residents were on a hike) and were greeted by the incredibly friendly staff. Our amazing food journey started then and didn’t end for four beautiful days. We did 3 hikes including the base of the towers and each hike was led by a different guide. ( all extremely knowledgeable). Thank you to Camilla for making those hard bits up the boulders a bit more bearable. Was totally worth every step. To Barbera who looked after our every need at mealtimes was incredible. To all the staff at Patagonia Camp a HUGE THANK YOU. To the manager you make Patagonia Camp memorable for all who visit , I must applaud you for that.

Everything! Patagonia Camp was amazing, my husband and I were so sad to leave after our 4 nights there. All the staff there were incredible and so friendly and welcoming, I could tell everyone really enjoyed what they do. The guides were wonderful, the food and drinks were amazing, Francisco (the bartender) makes incredible cocktails. Each dinner and dessert was some of the best food I've ever had! The excursions were great and helpful to have a guide (as someone who typically hikes independently) for knowledge of the history, flora, and fauna. Anto was our guide for two of our days and we loved her, she is so friendly and we had a great time on hikes with her. The yurts were so cozy and nice to stay in, very private, and with beautiful views of the lake. Overall I can't say enough nice things about our experience there and we will absolutely stay when we return. Thank you all at Patagonia Camp for the incredible experience!

The 3 stars might come as a surprise to many, including Patagonia camp but I expected more. Firstly, the positives - This is a super nicely located property with acres of forests around it. There is indeed a serene feeling that one gets checking into the property and looking out into Lago Toro. The service levels are excellent. The staff was super helpful - we had a few unconventional requests, and they did not hesitate one bit before helping us with those. Special shout outs to Sara, Claudio, Barbara, Camila, Javiera. The guides - special shout out to Cristopher. He was super engaged, very knowledgeable and you could sense he has a connection to the place. Now, why the 3 stars, in order to less to more important - Food - the food in general, barring a few dishes was underwhelming. Given what you pay for this and the overall luxury appeal, I expected a lot better. Breakfast and takeaway lunch options did not change through the 4 days we stayed there. Even the "snacks" that are laid out (on a chequered cloth, I will add) in the middle of hikes were pretty much the same. The Yurts - there is a marked difference between which location your Yurt is. For the first two nights, we were in Yurt 7 (if I remember correctly) and there is no view from the Yurt to speak of, which is quite extraordinary in a place like Torres where every turn in the road has a view. We moved to Yurt 15 (with a Jacuzzi) on the last day and that was like staying in a different property altogether. So, its a draw of luck at best as to what Yurt you are assigned. The interiors of the Yurt are cozy and housekeeping do a great job but they are still basic. Again, for that price one should expect more. For instance, even in Yurt 15 we saw some floorboards damaged giving it a run-down feel. Finally, the excursions - The camp policy is to have an excursion only if 2 or more Yurts have signed up. This inadvertently could mean that your planned excursion could be canceled if the other guests bail out for whatever reason. Now, I understand these are supposed to be 'shared excursions' but some basic ones like Base of Towers or French Valley should be offered regardless - these cannot be considered bespoke private excursions just because no other guests are opting for those on that particular day. We had 2 instances where we wanted to go for certain excursions but had to choose others because no one else had signed up for the particular ones. We saw that happening with some other guests as well. I appreciate the camp wants to ensure the weather conditions are favorable for that particular excursion and the forecasts can be fickle but we got a sense that they sometimes pushed the guests into opting for sub-optimal excursions because it fit the logistics better. Tip : Pingo Grey excursion is a walk through a forest to a small waterfall which is not as impressive. So, if you have done basic forest walks elsewhere, it is missable.

This is an outstanding place to stay while exploring the mountains of southern Patagonia. The accommodations are very comfortable, the food is presented with Michelin star attention to detail and is delicious, and the staff, every single one of them, were considerate, happy, and helpful. The whole experience, from pick up in Punta Arenas airport, to our departure, was wonderful. We wish we had booked a longer stay than four days.