At the edge of the south Chilean archipelago in Puerto Natales, almost at the end of the world, sits one of South America’s most remarkable hotels, The Singular Patagonia.
Chilean architect Pedro Kovacic has transformed a 1915 meat-processing plant into a labyrinth of soaring interiors laden with Victorian-style comforts. Each of the 57 rooms at The Singular Patagonia feature roll-top baths, king-size beds and mahogany writing desks. The Singular Patagonia’s spa is the largest in Patagonia and the hotel restaurant every bit as spectacular as the landscape that surrounds it.
Wake up to floor-to-ceiling views of snow-capped peaks and turbulent seas – ample inspiration for the day ahead and an excellent excuse for breakfast in bed. Heaven for the active-minded, days are filled with boating, hiking, pedaling and riding, or visiting Chile’s crown jewel, the nearby Torres del Paine National Park.
Though a hour’s drive away, Torres del Paine National Park is absolutely accessible and excursions can be enjoyed on a half or full day basis. Excursions range from moderate to demanding and technical but the important piece here is that it’s all up to you! The dedicated team of guides at The Singular Patagonia are completely dedicated to planning your excursions to suit your needs and desires.
Get in touch with our team to book your stay!
