Las Torres Patagonia, an award-winning eco-reserve in Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park, has reopened its doors for the 2025/26 season, running until the end of April. The family-run estancia, located in an UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, combines adventure for all ages with Patagonian hospitality across their various accommodation sites.
Following a full renovation, Hotel Las Torres now offers 74 rooms inspired by traditional ranch design, complete with spa, restaurant and sweeping mountain views. Guests also have the option to book nights in mountain cabins, shared hostels or camps across five Reserve sites, ideal for hikers exploring the famed W and O Circuits, or those looking for a night in nature.
As the only property inside the park with trailhead access, Las Torres provides direct routes to some of Patagonia’s most celebrated treks. Travellers can join guided hikes ranging from half-day excursions to multi-day expeditions, including visits to Grey Glacier and the Native Lenga Forest. Guests can also saddle up with the estancia’s baqueanos—Patagonian cowboys descended from the region’s first horsemen—who lead rides across the pampas and share insights into local traditions, music and rituals.
After days on the trail, visitors can unwind in the boutique spa with treatments using local essential oils, or enjoy seasonal cuisine at Coirón Restaurant, where Chef Joaquín Pitta highlights flavours from the estate’s regenerative kitchen garden, the largest in southern Chile. The Pionero Bar serves creative cocktails, including the signature Calafate Sour and the zero-waste Andiperla.
A pioneer in regenerative tourism, Las Torres operates the non-profit LTP Conservancy, funding conservation, rewilding and trail restoration projects. There are various voluntourism projects that visitors can join - including assisting in the bio-intensive garden and rebuilding trails.
Prices start from £1,755 per person for a two-night all-inclusive stay, including transfers, park fees, meals, drinks and excursions.
