Remota

Really enjoyed Remota. It offers great food (braised lamb, in particular) to match great views and nicely appointed rooms with a local flair. Short walk into town along the waterfront. Would not hesitate to stay at Remota again if I am in the area.

This hotel is in a great location with a fantastic view. These are the qualities I value most in a hotel. The architecture is also pretty cool. However the positives stop there. We stayed in two different rooms for a total of four nights. The rooms have minimal amenities. No TV. No WiFi. No comfortable seating. No trash can other than the one in the bathroom. No tissue box. They are not comfortable places to hang out. People therefore congregate in the lobby. The restaurant food is the worst of all the Chilean hotels I stayed at. It’s very bland, barely inedible. I would recommend walking 6 minutes to eat off property at La Escondida . For this reason alone I will not stay at this hotel again. Be warned that the bathtub is very slippery. We both slipped a few times despite of being aware of the issue and taking extra precautions.

This hotel is horrible. Holes in the wall, no internet, no place to sit comfortably in the room, no place to sit comfortably in the public areas. $45 USD per person for lunch. If I could give it a negative number I would. We have been in 6 hotels so far throughout Patagonia. This place is HORRIBLE. I have to walk down a freezing, uneven hallway to go to dinner. NO IDEA who would rate this above a 1 star

Stylish and unique Remota was an enjoyable one night stay. Our twin room had lots of space to spread out and a large window with views of the surrounding rugged nature. The weather was very cold and windy and the hotel was so cozy and warm. Due to the weather, walking into town was not an option. We used Uber which was quite cheap compared to US prices. Breakfast was a little picked over when we got there, but overall fine. Having pancakes was a nice treat. There are many common areas to relax and indoor fire pits, which were not lit, but look very inviting. The room key is on a super-cute wooly sheep key-ring which sums up the extra quality and is a nice touch.

A lovely hotel. The floors look incredibly slippy but as no-one fell over I assume they aren't. If you can't resist straightening picture frames it might not be for you as everything is skewed, floors, window frames are all slanted. The views are incredible and we were lucky with some beautiful sunsets. The trips were excellent and well organised with brilliant guides. The all day photo trip to Torres del Paine with lunch in the park should not be missed. Now the reason it isn't a 5. The food when it is a la carte is stunning accompanied by lovely wine. However on a Sunday evening the only option is buffet and it was awful. We ate at 8pm and everything had been out since 6pm. Tough beef, dry salmon, everything that should be hot was barely lukewarm, Desserts that should be chilled also luke warm. It really was incredibly disappointing as the food the previous day had been so good we had high expectations and wanted to try so many things on the menu.