The regionally inspired three-star hotels selected for our Discover Chile trip ensure we are comfortable, as our wide-ranging adventure takes us from the cosmopolitan Santiago, through the wilds of Patagonia in the far south, into German-styled Puerto Varas in the Lake District, and to the Atacama Desert in the north. Below are the hotels we typically use.



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Santiago: Panamericana Hotel Providencia (nights 1, 2 and 12)







The Panamericana Hotel Providencia offers a blend of classical and contemporary décor in the upscale neighborhood of Providencia. It has spacious rooms, a swimming pool, fitness center, and variety of culinary options. It is also conveniently near the metro station, Mapocho River walk and Sky Costanera.



Puerto Natales: Hotel Lady Florence Dixie (nights 3 and 6)



Hotel Lady Florence Dixie is located in the centre of Puerto Natales, located just two blocks from the Plaza de Armas. The interior is simple, but comfortable.



Torres del Paine: Hosteria Pehoe (nights 4 and 5)







Hosteria Pehoe is on an island in the middle of Lake Pehoe in Torres del Paine National Park in Chile. The unique spot offers stunning views of the lake and the Cuernos mountain peaks – cameras at the ready. Aside from the incredible photographic opportunities, this small hotel has a lounge, dining room, and a bar where you can take in the majesty of Patagonia.



Puerto Varas: Hotel Solace (nights 7-8)



Perfectly integrated into the townscape with architecture typical for the region, the Solace is just a few steps from the centre of Puerto Varas and Llanquihue Lake. The rooms have beautiful views: some onto the lake, some onto the surrounding volcanoes, and others towards the church of Puerto Varas.



San Pedro de Atacama: Hotel Don Raúl (nights 9-11)



The Hotel Don Raúl, nestled in the historic centre of San Pedro de Atacama, offers an ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding area. Embracing the traditional adobe architecture characteristic of this charming desert town, the hotel provides a unique and authentic experience. Nearby, guests can find a variety of bars and restaurants, while the hotel’s own cozy restaurant, Agua Loca, serves up culinary delights for those wishing to dine in.



Worth knowing



The front desk staff will request your passport and tourist card. This is mandatory as the hotel needs to take a copy of both documents to provide the VAT exemption for foreign tourists. Failure to provide this means you must pay the 19% VAT. They might also request your credit card as a guarantee for expenses not covered in your reservation.