Cabañas Lago Tyndall

We stayed in a basic cabin for 1 night which was ok. The location is the big plus here, waking up to very beautiful mountain scenery

This property is located just outside of the main entrance to Torres del Paine National Park. This is a large hotel that also has several cabins on the property. Food options are sparse in this area, so you are really at the mercy of the hotel's food options and they know it. Nothing is included in the overpriced room rate, so you have to pay whatever they charge for a pre-fixed menu. It was around $8 for breakfast and over $30 for dinner and the food is sub-par. We had been in Puerto Natales the night before and we rented a car so we were able to stop and pick up a few items at the grocery store before we went to this hotel. We stayed in one of the cabins and felt fortunate that we had a full kitchen to cook most of our own meals. The cabins are the only accommodations at this property with kitchens, so if you must stay here, you may want to opt for one. Too expensive for what it is though as the cabins are tiny. Even though they have 2 bedrooms with 4 twin beds between them, we felt cramped (there were 2 of us). We stayed 2 nights at the property, and in retrospect, we should have only booked one night and then booked our other night elsewhere, either inside the park or in Puerto Natales.

Beds substandard and uncomfortable. Hotel is very dated, no wifi in room, entrance is up a path of grass which is difficult to walk on,STENCH IN BATHROOMS:permanent and not fixed by management.Meal ok but very overpriced! View is lovely of mountain but can be had at any other hotel in area...avoid this one! Place prepaid or we would have left

Staff was nice and helpful - helped us start our car after the battery died.

We used this hotel for one night as a jumping off point for the park. For this, it served it's purpose. We had a basic cabin by the river with a fantastic view of the mountains and the front desk staff was very accommodating in helping us arrange some last-minute transportation. Our cabin was nothing special -- the beds were basic and the shower offered a trickle of water. Dinner at the lodge was hot and filling, but we wished we had gone to the cash-only restaurant just down the road. Breakfast was depressingly bad, overpriced, and should be avoided. This hotel is extremely remote. I would recommend booking, but only if you are renting a car and if you can stock up on provisions in Puerto Natales. There are no stores or cafes in the valley. To access the best trails in TDP from Rio Serrano, you will need to drive quite a bit or drive and then pay for a boat ferry. So while the location offers incredible views of the mountains and access to the river, just know that you aren't really close to anything else. A few other words of warning. The wireless internet available in the lobby is extremely temperamental and at times, impossible to access. Given the remote location, this is understandable, but you should know that it's not reliable. The hotel shuttle is available for hire and can take you into the park for about $25 US. And while we booked a discounted price on Travelocity, the hotel charged us full. We caught the error, and it was corrected.

FantastiC but expensive. But dinner was not very good, especially for a vegetarian like me. Break fast poor in good tastes. But the sightseeing makes you forget everything.

Visited the Torres Del Paine park over Xmas and stayed as a family for 2 nights including Xmas eve. Hotel has the feel of a refugio with small rooms and little sound isolation. Rooms and bathroom were clean and hotel staff friendly. The hotel is just outside the entrance of TDP so for visiting the park, you still have a little while to go (on dirt roads). Xmas eve dinner was 'fixed menu'. Don't expect fancy menus with lots of choices but the steak was excellent and service very good. Breakfast service is basic. Price-wise one should not forget that you are visiting a very remote area where tourist infrastructure is limited and everything needs to be trucked in (in other words : everything is kind of expensive in the TDP park). Since we had pretty sound 'expectations' we were not disappointed.

We LOVED the location...right near the entrance to the park. We originally thought about staying in Puerto Natales, but were glad to eliminate an extra 90 min or so car ride each way to get to Torres del Paine. The lodge; however, was a bit rough around the edges. The heat was limited in the rooms and nonexistent in common areas, except for the main lobby. A wood stove heated up the main lobby, but there were many other nice common areas that had no heat on and wood stoves that were not lit. Having a restaurant onsite with convenient.

We got a "room with a view". Liked the lodge, will choose this lodge again!

The view of the mountains and valley from this hotel could not be surpassed - it was breathtaking. The hotel was older, yet very clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and spoke adequate English for me to get by. My only complaints were that the walls were thin so it tended to be noisy and dinner was quite expensive for what you received (however that is the situation at every Torres Del Paine hotel as there aren't many options for dinner). However that view of the mountains was so incredible I cannot complain at all. I would definitely stay here again if I was in the area.