Best hotels in Chile

In the heart of Santiago, Debaines Hotel is a sanctuary of style and comfort, blending refined boutique hospitality with classical grandeur. The rooms and public spaces invite you to explore a unique fusion of Chilean heritage and design that whispers rather than shouts.

Appearing not quite real and almost a mirage reflected in the ice-blue Lake Pehoe alongside Torres del Paine's famous peaks, the Explora is a vision in white. Peppered with panoramic windows, the lodge shows off the park's fairytale vistas with little distraction - just as it should be. By far the closest accommodation to the Paine Massif, it's also well-positioned to explore the beauty of Patagonia and there are over 50 excursions on offer, all curated by the expert guides: visit frosted glaciers and ice fields, and explore never-ending pampas where endemic wildlife roams.

The gateway to the driest sand desert on Earth, San Pedro de Atacama is a town with such deep-rooted history and scenery, you’ll be reaching for your camera as soon as you arrive. One of the latest additions to this corner of Chile is Our Habitas, a beacon of sustainability that gives a donation to cultural and environmental initiatives for every guest that stays. It is also a wonderful base for exploring the Atacama Desert on hikes across the Valley of the Moon, paragliding adventures above the burnt-orange dunes, and visits to sites of significant pre-Columbian history.

Built directly opposite the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, the Holiday Inn has the goods to make your stopover before jetting in or out of Santiago a comfortable one. The interiors are slick and stylish with high ceilings and well-appointed amenities. If you have a little time to spare, Chile's capital city is certainly worth exploring. Take a stroll up the historic Cerro Santa Lucia (with views of the Andes spread out beyond the city), visit the museums and beautiful gardens along the Parque Forestal, or grab a coffee in one of the artsy neighbourhoods.

Estancia Lazo is a 13,000-hectare livestock ranch that offers picturesque views of the Paine Massif and Laguna Verde. This cozy two-bedroom house features bunk beds and private bathrooms in each room, making it ideal for accommodating up to eight guests. Conveniently located next to Torres del Paine National Park, Estancia Lazo provides the opportunity to experience the natural splendor of Patagonia while enjoying a relaxing stay.

Located near the iconic Torres del Paine National Park, AURALTA Patagonia offers 40 beautifully designed rooms with unique panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Guests can enjoy a variety of immersive activities, from hiking among majestic peaks and horseback riding across open plains to kayaking through pristine glacial waters. The hotel also offers glamping-inspired amenities such as private terraces, cosy fireplaces and luxurious outdoor lounges, ensuring a seamless connection with nature without compromising on comfort.

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Under the imposing Cuernos del Paine and the icy breeze of Lake Pehoé, hides one of the most hidden secrets of Chilean Patagonia, the Hostería Pehoé , surrounded by hills, valleys, a privileged fauna and an overwhelming view that transform the inn into a dream destination for any lover of nature, tranquility and comfort.

Estancia San Luis has been dedicated to livestock farming for over 40 years, specializing in sheep and cattle breeding. In addition to its core agricultural activities, the estancia offers a range of services, including horseback riding, hiking, traditional lamb barbecues, and lodging. Spanning 13,000 hectares, Estancia San Luis is located along the Argentine border, showcasing the vastness of its landscape.

Brush Lake Camping offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature near Torres del Paine. Located along an ancient baqueano trail, it provides basic amenities amidst dense forest and a diverse ecosystem. The accommodation includes small cabins for two people and mini-domes, while the facilities feature larger domes with dining areas and kitchens, as well as sanitary systems