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"This might be the best place in the area. Wherever you sit in the bar or the restaurant, you cannot miss the fantastic view of those amazing mountains! Foods and drinks are great and it has sauna, gym, spa and swimming pool. Rio Serrano is just 5 min away from the backside of the hotel. The complimentary grilled lamb tasting is a bonus"

"Hotel was incredibly traveler friendly - we had an easy time booking our excursions even the night before we did them, the food was excellent, and the overall vibes were cozy and comfortable. Highly recommend."

"Amazing views. Great guides. Marisol, the manager is an absolute delight. Great option for hikers and families with different skill levels."

"This is a terrific hotel. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, the location in the park is a big plus and the food is excellent. We will try and stay at the hotel Las Torres again in the future."

"A warm welcome at our late night entrance set the tone for the rest of this luxurious all inclusive accommodation. Restaurant staff, eco tour guides were all personable and knowledgeable. Hotel location just outside the boundaries of Torres de Paine national park allows majestic view of the Torres across El Sarmiento lake from all of the rooms."

"Staff is very friendly. Location is great."

"This was a truly excellent stay! The room was beautiful and had a fantastic view of the lake, mountains, and glacier! The common areas were comfortable and the view could not be beat. Can’t say enough about how great all the staff was. They were all friendly and welcoming. I appreciated them helping me plan out things to see that suited my interests. The boat ride to the glacier was a once in a lifetime kind of experience. I would absolutely recommend this hotel and hope to be able to return again."

"The most glamourous of camping! The atmosphere and food were only surpassed by the wonderful, friendly staff who went out of their way to help us. I wish there were EcoCamps elsewhere — we’re “dome people” now."