The Singular Patagonia
At A GlanceFlanked by the Last Hope Sound and framed by the Patagonian peaks, the Santiago Patagonia is a museum-themed hotel in a restored cold storage plant that weds untamed natural beauty, sophisticated luxury, and a vibrant history that pioneered the birth of Puerto Natales. Across 57 rooms overlooking the magical fjord, experience unearthly hospitality in a 2:1 staff-guest ratio. Relax and revel with amenities such as luxury marble bathrooms, TVs, Wi-Fi, deep soaking tubs, heated floors, minibars, king/twin beds, and walk-in showers. Relish the culinary flavours of the Chilean Patagonia in three restaurants – Desayunador, El Asador, and the main restaurant and a bar. Each plate symbolises the region's grand heritage and culinary craftsmanship of Chef Hernan Bosso, as he intertwines French trends with local ingredients. The spa stands on the ... | Room Style: Rooms & SuitesCheck In: 15:00Check Out: 12:00Closest Airports: Puerto Natales Airport, Punta Arenas AirportNearby Landmarks: Fjord of Last Hope, Torres Del Paine National Park, Milodon CavesPool: YesMore Details: Situated at the so-called “end of the world,” deep in the heart of Chilean Patagonia. Enjoy exclusive access to the surrounding natural splendour and mountain terrains unreached by any tourist or tour company. |
LocationThe Singular Patagonia Hotel is irresistibly alluring because of its location in the core of Chilean Patagonia and on the edge of Last Hope Sound. Tucked away in the hinterlands of Puerto Natales, Chile, its seclusion offers guests unencumbered comfort, luxury, and intimacy with nature and history. Guests can access this hotel by taking a flight to Puerto Natales Airport, just a 10-minute drive away. Alternatively, fly to Punta Arenas Airport and drive for about 2.5 hours to the hotel. | ||
Framed By The Patagonian PeaksThe Singular Patagonia retreat, offers refined luxury accommodation across 57 rooms and suites. Rooms: Options include The Singular Twin, featuring 27 rooms with twin beds, and The Singular King, with the same number of rooms and king beds. Amenities in both options include a separate large bathtub and walk-in shower, LCD TV, marble bathroom, Wi-Fi, minibar, separate WC, floor-to-ceiling windows with fjord views, heated floor, writing desk, and reading sofa. Average Room Size: 45 sq m (500 sq ft) Suites: The Singular Suites offer more stunning views of the fjord of Last Hope as the floor-to-ceiling windows ... |  |
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Exquisite Patagonian DiningThe region’s finest culinary indulgences are on a food fair at the Main Restaurant that pays unreserved tribute to the mountain ridges of Seno Ultima Esperanza. Executive chef Hernan Bosso expertly crafts meals as he blends locally sourced ingredients and French trends to stun the taste buds of guests who dine with views of the fjord. Desayunador is for breakfast, with charming views of the fjord, while El Asador caters to Chilean traditional fares, featuring grilled vegetables, fish, and meat in a rustic setting. Relax at the bar to down handcrafted peculiar cocktails and explore over 50 different ... |
Wellness With Serene ViewsEmbark on a wellness foray that hinges on the theme of Salut Per Aqua (health through water) at the hotel's spa, where four treatment rooms tend to the relaxation needs of your body. Rest easy with hydrotherapy, decongestant leg massages, and hot stone treatments in the eco-friendly spa as nature meddles in the affair with organic plants and fruit-based moisturisers. Top it off by lazing in a sauna or steam room with gorgeous views of the fjord of Last Hope Sound. Plunge into the indoor/outdoor heated pool to swim or enjoy a mindless immersion with a ... |  |
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Over 100 Years Of Pioneer HistoryAt the Santiago Patagonia, guests not only enjoy the region's warmest hospitality and natural splendour but also the admirable historical foundations that host the hotel. The retreat was a cold storage plant for sheep farming more than 100 years ago but went moribund and was revived into a hotel by its fourth-generation owners. The first family that set up the farm were also early pioneers and settlers of the area, making the hotel as historic as they come. Find old industrial machinery reminiscent of the sheep farm in the museum-hotel transit area, and tour the ... |
Patagonia UnraveledEnjoy exclusive access to some of the most hidden and unexplored sites in Chilean Patagonia through 21 expeditions from the hotel in varying degrees of difficulty. Go on walking tours to explore the Torres Del Paine National—home to mountains, glaciers, and waterfalls. Kayak on the Last Hope Sound, overlooked by peaks and glaciers, to see waterfalls and icebergs in the park or enjoy horseback riding on private ranches. Roam the host town, Puerto Natales, to interact with locals and visit the Milodon Caves to be stunned by geology. |  |
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