Tierra Patagonia

Forty rooms span three categories. The Standard Room is a cosy 33 square metre cocoon dressed in soft furnishings inspired by the surrounding landscape. The larger Superior Room offers neutral tones, more generous proportions, and the option to interconnect with a neighbouring suite for families or groups. The two-level Suite is the largest and most minimalist, with an upstairs open living area framed by floor-to-ceiling windows onto the Paine Massif. Across all three, lenga-wood interiors and views of Lake Sarmiento or the surrounding park are constant.

Days here are shaped by the park rather than by a schedule. Two half-day excursions or one full-day expedition are included with every stay, leading guests across the four regions of Torres del Paine to hike to the Base of the Towers, cruise to Grey Glacier, ride horseback with local gauchos through ancient lenga forest, or trace pre-Columbian Aonikenk cave paintings on the Hunter’s Trail. Back at the lodge, the restaurant draws on neighbouring estancias for signature dishes featuring rhubarb, king crab, and Patagonian lamb, paired with Chilean wines and the lodge’s signature Calafate Sour. Uma Spa, set in a glass-walled sanctuary, offers a heated infinity pool, sauna, and treatments featuring local botanicals such as calafate, maqui, and Chilean laurel.

Photography courtesy of Beckons.