Lago Tyndall has motel style rooms in the main complex and 5-6 self-contained cabins on the property. We were a group of 5 so we opted for the self-contained cabins. The kitchen wasn't really equipped for cooking very much, and the cabin itself was pretty basic, but when you are in paradise, it somehow adds to the charm. The views... More

We stayed for three nights in a cabin that was spacious but on the bare bones, rustic side. We absolutely loved the view during the day, and at night, if it is clear, be sure to go outside and enjoy the southern sky in this very dark location. Unlike some situations, breakfast was not included with stays in the cabin,... More

It is located in Rio Serrano, which is to say a town so small that you have really few alternatives to Hosteria Lago Tyndall. The place is nice, though, even if maybe the price is sensitive to the lack of competition. The best part is the view over the Torres del Paine, really gorgeous.

Stayed in a double room with ensuite bathroom for 3 nights. Paid US$167 per night including breakfast . Now, firstly one would need to accept that accommodation is expensive here in Torres Del Paine. Rio Serrano is less than 10 mins drive from the south entrance to the national park, conveniently close even though it is not technically in the... More

Over, good experience for the price. (This part of the world is not cheap!) Located in Rio Serrano, immediately outside south entrance to Torres del Paine Park. 70 km gravel road to here from Puerto Natales has stunning views of the peaks and is more convenient than staying in Puerto Natales. However, it is still another 1.5 hour drive over... More

It is located just outside de torres del Paine park with amazing view to the torres. Price is really good compared to the other hotels in the area. Service is amazing they are super helpful. I had a flat tire and they even fixed it for me. Only thing that I didn't love was their dinner, they had a buffet... More

stayed here for a night for $160 for a room with no view. water pressure and temperature were poor. but i think within the park, you have to lower your expectations on those kinds of things. the place's entrance was also poor. no walkway. but the rooms were ok and clean and there were lots of common areas to hang... More

We arrived just outside Torres de Paine on the day after two huge tour busses blew over in a gust estimated to be over 100 mph. "It can be windy," Jose Luis shrugged. The four of us booked into a cottage and opened the wine and just sat on the little wooden porch and gaped at the view in front... More

We were booked into this hotel as part of a package to Chilean Patagonia. From the minute we arrived we were made to feel welcome by Jose Luis who speaks excellent English (as well as other languages!). He went out of his way to make our stay a pleasant one, and although we originally thought that four days there would... More