Long and narrow, Chile fits desert, lakes, volcanoes and glaciers into one country, so where you stay will depend on what you've come to see. Hikers will want to be in Torres del Paine, beneath the park's famous granite towers, while honeymooners tend to favour the Atacama Desert and its bone-dry salt flats. Families settle happily into the Chilean Lake District, all blue lakes and snow-capped volcanoes. Returning visitors follow the Carretera Austral, Patagonia's remote southern highway, to kayak through the Marble Caves or raft the Baker River. Santiago, the capital, is worth a couple of days at either end, not least for its very good seafood. With 231 properties across Chile, prices range from USD 90 to USD 1,700 per person per night. We have a soft spot for La Yegua Loca in Punta Arenas. On the island of Chiloé, Refugia Chiloe is close to the trails of Chiloé National Park and the penguin colonies of the Islotes de Puñihuil.

Torres Del Paine
Nestled on the edge of the world-renowned Torres del Paine National Park, Estancia Cerro Guido stands as a beacon of Patagonian heritage and natural beauty. This sprawling estancia (ranch) offers a unique blend of rugged wilderness and cozy luxury, inviting guests to step back in time to a simpler, more connected way of life. With its historic architecture, stunning vistas of the Paine Massif, and a working farm atmosphere, Cerro Guido provides an unparalleled experience. Guests can immerse themselves in the rhythms of ranch life, enjoy horseback rides across vast pampas, and relax in rooms that whisper stories of yesteryears, all while being enveloped by some of the most dramatic landscapes on the planet.

Torres Del Paine
At the very edge of the earth, where the vast steppe meets imposing mountains, this striking wooden structure curves organically along a bluff overlooking a glacial lake. The design is nothing short of genius – local lenga wood bends and flows with the landscape rather than fighting against it, creating a cocoon of comfort from which to observe the wild drama unfolding outside. Step through the doors, and you'll discover forty elegant suites, all positioned to maximize those jaw-dropping views of the pampas and the iconic massif beyond. This is where intrepid adventurers rest their weary legs after days spent exploring one of the world's most spectacular national parks and where the ever-changing light creates a different masterpiece on the landscape every hour of the day.

Torres Del Paine
Inspired by the low flight of a bird skimming the surface of the water, Rasante reflects a belief that the most meaningful journeys leave the lightest footprint. It is a philosophy of presence over impact: close enough to truly know a place, gentle enough to leave it unchanged. Within a 4,000-hectare private reserve in Torres del Paine, the 14-room lodge was created from the buildings of a former estancia. The original structures have been carefully restored rather than replaced, preserving what belongs, building only what is needed, and making space for nature to return. Where cattle once grazed, pumas roam, guanacos wander, and birds fill the skies once more.

Atacama Desert
UNAI is more than a hotel; it is a refuge in the heart of the desert, a place where the landscape sets the rhythm and everything invites you to slow down. Here, luxury is not excess. It is the silence that surrounds you, the sun on your skin, the star-filled sky stretching endlessly above, the vastness that awakens something ancient—almost wild—that still lives within us. It is the freedom to be yourself, to move without haste, to reconnect with that untamed and genuine part that the desert naturally reveals. Welcome to UNAI. Welcome to experiencing the desert at your own pace.

Atacama Desert

Atacama Desert

Easter Island
Located in the mystical heart of Easter Island, guests are offered a unique experience in accommodation and cultural adventure. The exclusive lofts are the perfect retreat for those seeking comfort, privacy, and a connection with nature and Rapa Nui culture.
You can enjoy personalized tours, led by native guides with in-depth knowledge of the island's history and traditions, during your stay at Tahai Loft. Each visit and activity is designed to fully immerse you in the rich local culture and explore the breathtaking landscapes that make Easter Island a truly unique place in the world.

Santiago

Santiago
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.

Lake District

Lake District
Hotel Casa Solaria is a boutique hotel in Pucón, a lakeside town made for outdoor sports, sitting just 50 metres from the plaza. It’s a straightforward, comfortable place to rest your legs, with a handful of terraces, a lift and a buffet spread each morning to fuel the day ahead. The team can organise outdoor excursions and transfers, and as the restaurant only opens for the first meal of the day, dinner means heading out into town – hardly a chore here. Simple, central and easy.

Carretera Austral South

Valparaíso
With its unparalleled view of Valparaíso Bay , the spaciousness of its rooms, and its unique architecture and decor, where classic and contemporary styles come together, CasaBlu Hotel recreates the experience of first love with the port of Valparaíso. Located in the natural amphitheater of Cerro Alegre since the beginning of the 20th century, CasaBlu Hotel invites you to enjoy Valparaíso from within, with a privileged view of the Pacific Ocean that leads to contemplation and rest.

Carretera Austral North
Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Patagonia, with a backdrop composed of mountains and Risopatrón lake, El Pangue is an oasis of calm, welcoming visitors with unparalleled hospitality. Built with native hardwoods from the area by local carpenters and artisans from the towns of Puyuhuapi and La Junta, this Lodge represents the kindness and hospitality that characterizes the people of these distant lands.

Carretera Austral North
Discover the edge of the untouched world with all-inclusive accommodations. Engage in immersive cultural experiences, relish local farm-to-table cuisine, and rest in the beautiful cabins, blending adventure with comfort. Here you can enjoy Patagonia's gateway to an untouched world at the water's edge of the Pitipalena fjord. Guided fly fishing, helicopter tours, ocean adventures, and frontier exploration will create a lifetime of memories.

Punta Arenas
In the heart of Tierra del Fuego, this lodge combines comfort with unspoiled nature. Spacious rooms, a clubhouse, and exclusive access to sailing, trekking, and wildlife viewing. An ideal retreat for those seeking to explore glaciers, forests, and fjords in one of the southernmost and most pristine corners of the planet.
The rooms offer a welcoming and authentic experience in one of the southernmost corners of the planet. Spacious, warm, and quiet, designed to help you reconnect with what's essential after a day of exploring fjords, forests, and glaciers. Each room has a private bathroom and individual heating, surrounded by the profound silence of the Fuegian landscape. A refuge where comfort and nature meet.

Punta Arenas
Discover the history, heritage, and nature of Chilean Patagonia at Hotel Estancia Caleta Josefina, one of the most iconic historic ranches in Tierra del Fuego. Travel through the landscapes where the colonization of the island took shape and learn about the legacy of the pioneers who marked the development of this region.
During your stay you will be able to enjoy an authentic Patagonian ranch, explore pampas, lagoons, and streams, observe birds and native wildlife. Likewise, you will be able to explore the main attractions of southern Tierra del Fuego, combining history, nature, and adventure in a unique experience.

Puerto Natales
At Estancia Mercedes, the owners open the doors of their home to invite guests into an authentic experience of regenerative rural tourism. Here, surrounded by the untamed nature of Patagonia, visitors will have the chance to disconnect from modern life and reconnect with what truly matters.
Guests will take part in the daily rhythm of a family-owned cattle ranch that has been rooted in this land since 1916—sharing in its traditions, its work, and its stories.
Each experience is carefully designed to inspire a deep personal transformation, guided by the power of nature, the simplicity of rural life, and the warmth of a family that preserves one of the last untouched corners of Chilean Patagonia.

Torres Del Paine
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.

Atacama Desert
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.
Santiago

Lake District

Carretera Austral South

Santiago

Lake District

Santiago

Santiago
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.
Torres Del Paine
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.
OPENING DECEMBER 15th 2026

Torres Del Paine
Explora’s Torres Del Paine Conservation Reserve offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own protected land in Patagonia at Explora’s 15,000-acre Torres Del Paine Conservation Reserve.
Located on the north-eastern side of the Torres del Paine National Park, this Explora Conservation Reserve is a true expression of Patagonian richness, it contains different ecosystems such as Magellan forest, pre-Andean scrubs, steppes, and Patagonian deserts.

Torres Del Paine
Rio Serrano Hotel is located in Torres del Paine and features a restaurant and garden overlooking the Paine mountain range. There is free WiFi in public areas and rooms. Rooms at the Rio Serrano are decorated with carpeted floors and large windows with panoramic views of the mountains and have heating, fan and private bathroom.
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