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Nestled in a gorgeous native forest, Patagonia Camp offers you all the quality and luxury that any five-star hotel could offer someone while providing as their company slogan goes a “unique nature experience”...And they most certainly do live up that expectation. The hotel indeed offers a unique accommodation experience in its comfortable and luxurious yurts that allow the guest to feel connected to the beautiful and unspoiled natural area and most important of all they are truly committed to the protection and preservation of this unique place. In terms of the location and architecture of the hotel, in case anyone reading this wonders if the pictures provided in their website are real, let me tell you that “yes, they are real” and even fall short portraying the beauty and splendor of the place. At this point, I would really like to outline that Patagonia Camp really strives to protect this magical environment by taking care of the land and water that sustains its operations. I was fortunate enough to get a tour to the water treatment plant and I was impressed by its standards of functioning and how this has allowed them to return water almost 100% clean back to its original source through an infiltration field. Just amazing! In addition, I want to highlight the staff. A staff composed by this group of amazing human beings that each day of my stay provided a flawless service putting in display their skills, attitudes and capabilities to the fullest. From the very moment I was picked up at the airport, to the useful and dynamically narrated briefing giving information about the excursions they offer (which are entertaining, educational, safe and varied) and until my last day, the staff was just fantastic, attentive, helpful and notoriously knowledgeable in their respective areas of responsibility. This level of service is direct responsibility of Rafael that not is only an enthusiastic and devoted individual who pays attention to every single detail in the passengers’ stay but also guides these wonderful people with authentic leadership skills and a sense of group cohesion that I have never seen in a hotel. All things considered, Patagonia Camp offers luxury accommodation, fine dining and most important they have managed to run their business showing their deep commitment to sustainability by virtuously implementing actions and the best practices to protect the environment while offering first-class service in a natural environment…glamping at its best! So do not hesitate and book now!

My husband and I travelled to the Patagonia Camp as our first big trip since Covid. It was such a special and unique experience! We were picked up from Puerto Natales and greeted by Pedro and Nacho, our wonderful driver and guide who would become like our brothers by the end of our trip. Upon arrival, we were dazzled by gorgeous views, a delicious three-course lunch and of course Calafate Sours (Yum!!). We were in Yurt 19 which had a wonderous view of the lake. Don't let the word "camp" fool you, we were glamping. There was heat, hot water and some of the best food I've ever had. Since we went with the "Private Guide" option, Nacho was able to curate excursions based on our top asks: my husband wanted to see animals and I wanted to see blue lakes. We went on great hikes and during our first long hike we got to see a flock of condors and even a puma! We were super fortunate and mesmerized by the experience, so much so that we decided to set out early the next day to see the sunrise. The camp packed us a generous breakfast as we set out on our adventure the next morning. We didn't spot more pumas, but we got to see the Towers in all their majesty. Nacho continued to take great care of us and took so many pictures and videos of us that will last a lifetime. Later, we did an excursion to Lago Gray and feasted on the lunch that the camp made for us as we took in the views of the Glacier. Our last day, we meandered all around taking in all the wonderous views that the area had to offer. We enjoyed the serenity and were left speechless at the many viewpoints that we hiked to. Dinners at the Camp were magnificent. I didn't know what to expect initially but I was pleasantly surprised with the variety of options provided each night. Furthermore, the food itself was *chef's kiss*! The waitstaff was phenomenal and ensured that our wine glasses were always filled. If you're thinking about where to stay when you're in Patagonia, look no further than the Patagonia Camp. We felt like family, not only by Pedro and Nacho but by everyone who worked at the Camp. We loved our experience and hope to go back one day!

Patagonia Camp is one of the most exceptional places I have stayed. My husband and I stayed here as part of our honeymoon to Argentina and Chile, per the recommendation of friends who had stayed there several years ago on their honeymoon. The yurt was fantastic, and it was a nice bonus to have the jacuzzi tub with a stunning view. The food was fantastic, especially the gourmet three course dinners. Andres, the bartender, made some of the best cocktails I have ever had in my life. I dream about his Patagonia Mules and Piscos Sours! Each person that you interact with who works at Patagonia Camp is incredibly kind, thoughtful, and gracious. I want to provide a special shoutout to the individuals who plan and execute the hikes. As part of your stay, guests get to go on curated hikes based on the weather patterns in the area. It is truly an art and a science to put these informed recommendations together. You go on hikes in small groups (4-8 guests, 2 guides, 1 driver). During our 3 night stay (would ultimately recommend 4 nights), we went on two hikes: French Valley (fantastic iconic hike) and Patagonia Historica (Patagonia Camp's name for a particular hike). On the Patagonia Historica hike, we not only saw indigenous art of the Patagonian people (~6,000 years old) and dozens of guanacos, but we saw three pumas (we got very lucky)! While the first two pumas were just resting, our group witnessed a puma hunting a guanaco charging our directions about 25 feet from our group. Our guides, Martin and Nacho, expertly handled the situation and instructed our group on what to do. They ensured that we were physically and mentally safe throughout the entire experience. My husband and I honestly don't know what would have happened had we not had Martin and Nacho with us. If you are going to Torres del Paine National Park, I highly recommend making Patagonia Camp your home base while being in one of the most magnificent places on Earth.