Located amidst Torres del Paine National Park, 250 miles from the southernmost point of Chile, guests can look forward to a number of exhilarating outdoor adventure activities at Tierra Patagonia. Sitting against a backdrop of craggy mountains and the glistening Lake Sarmiento, the luxurious-yet-relaxed refuge allows guests to immerse themselves in the wonders of Chilean Patagonia.
The all-inclusive experience starts with luxury car pick-up and transfers, private touring and tailored excursions (like the breathtaking Blue Lagoon – Cañadón Tour), spa treatments inspired by local traditions, exquisite local cuisine, and much more. An area renowned for its dramatic mountain peaks, glaciers, and pristine lakes becomes more accessible thanks to the hotel, which meticulously creates an integrated and balanced travel experience that allows guests to combine adventure with wellness in a pristine territory at the end of the Earth.
Design in Harmony with the Surrounding Landscape
Designed by renowned Chilean architect Cazú Zegers, Tierra Patagonia is a welcoming retreat with sweeping views of Torres del Paine National Park. The hotel’s design is inspired by the natural elements of Patagonia, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the discovery of its beauty. Tierra Patagonia – the wind hotel – has a structure which resembles an ancient fossil, which is made from sustainable lenga wood, symbolizing the region’s connection to the land and wind.
Spanning over 52,000 square feet, Tierra Patagonia honors local ecology, incorporating sustainable materials, such as the aforementioned lenga wood and rocks from Sarmiento Lake. The interior features Patagonian craftsmanship, creating an authentic, intimate atmosphere, with unique pieces like handwoven textiles and custom-designed furniture crafted by local artisans. Guests enjoy panoramic views, a cozy fireplace, spa, bar, and restaurant which features the best of local products, and an innovative menu based on the traditional foods of the extreme South.
Rooms with a Breathtaking Backdrop
Tierra Patagonia offers 40 guestrooms, each providing stunning views of Sarmiento Lake and Paine Massif. Designed to reflect local heritage, the rooms feature large windows, comfortable beds, knitted blankets made from regional fibers, and artwork depicting local flora and fauna. All rooms face the same direction, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. Amenities include coffee stations, safes, hairdryers, and central heating. The 34 superior guestrooms (387 square feet) have both a shower and bathtub with an outside view. Ten superior rooms can connect for families, while three standard guestrooms (355 square feet) feature tubs inside the bedroom.
The property’s largest accommodations are its recently renovated suites (592 square feet); the three suites are designed across two floors for ultimate comfort and immersion in Patagonia’s sweeping beauty. The lower level features a spacious living area, while the upper level offers a cozy bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows framing breathtaking views of Torres del Paine. Guests can unwind in the ensuite bathroom, which includes a deep-soaking tub or a large walk-in rain shower. With warm lenga wood paneling and locally inspired furnishings throughout, the suite invites a sense of relaxation and connection to the region.
Adventure Awaits
Tierra Patagonia offers a variety of excursions that allow guests to explore Patagonia’s vast landscapes, rich biodiversity, and indigenous heritage. Upon arrival, expert guides help tailor adventures based on each guest’s interests and physical abilities and learn the uniqueness of all four regions of Torres del Paine National Park. Guests can trek to the base of Torres del Paine, hike mountain trails, ride horseback with “baqueanos” (Patagonian cowboys), or embark on boat trips to Grey Glacier.
Adventurous travelers looking to embark on a full day excursion are in luck, as Tierra Patagonia offers access to the Base of Towers – one of the world’s great bucket list trekking adventures. From steep climbs along Ascensio River to witnessing the iconic structures, it’s nothing short of awe-inspiring. At the summit with views showing the grandeur of Torres del Paine’s namesake Towers, it offers a perspective like no other.
For a more leisurely adventure, scenic drives and sailing excursions on Lake Grey offer breathtaking views of glacial lakes, jagged peaks, and Patagonian steppe landscapes. Guests can also explore lesser-known trails that reveal hidden waterfalls, pristine valleys, and secluded viewpoints far from the crowds, along with booking a catamaran ride across the turquoise waters of Lake Pehoé leading to the famed French Valley or a visit to the remote Sierra Baguales.
Discover the Healing Waters of Uma Spa
Inspired by the Aymara word for “water,” Uma Spa at Tierra Patagonia embraces the healing power of water and nature. The tranquil spa, featuring wood-paneled walls and breathtaking views, offers a serene atmosphere for relaxation. Guests can unwind in a heated indoor pool complete with hydro-massage and water jets and encased in a glass-paneled sanctuary, perfect for spotting a guanaco or ñandú grazing close to the lodge, while an outdoor whirlpool tub offers stunning views of Sarmiento Lake and the Paine Massif.
The spa also offers various treatments, including massages, facials, body wraps, and exfoliations, using natural ingredients like Calafate berries and local herbs. The spa’s signature Origins of Life Massage uses warmed local stones to release deep muscle, while the Heaven & Earth Ritual revitalizes with Calafate, harnessing the antioxidant power of local berries to nourish and rejuvenate the skin. The Laguna Azul Detox Ritual features a soothing herbal tea made from local ingredients, which is followed by a lymphatic drainage massage to enhance circulation. Yoga classes further enhance the rejuvenating experience, offering guided sessions focused on breathwork, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Getting There
Tierra Patagonia is open seasonally between October and April and the quickest way to get to hotel is via an international flight to Santiago and then a three-plus-hour flight to Puerto Natales (PNT); before the last leg which is a one-hour drive to the hotel, which is secured with their twice daily complimentary transfer service.
For more information, visit tierrapatagonia.com.