My husband and I stayed at the Remota a few weeks ago and had a wonderful time. I cannot speak highly enough about this hotel, and I would recommend it to anybody. In planning our trip to Chile, we wanted a place from which to explore Patagonia and the Torres del Paine national park. We didn't know whether we should... more

Having read a couple of extremely negative reviews I was a little concerned about what was in store for us at Remota. Well I needn't have worried. From the moment our driver delivered us to the Hotel, where we were personally greeted by the manager, everything was excellent. Guides and excursions - The main focus of staying at Remota has... more

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Remota. We had the option to book Explora but choose Remota instead, and we were very pleased with our stay. Unlike Explora, there are excursions outside of the park, all over Patagonia, so you get a definite feel for the region and the people. We have traveled many places, and the... more

Where to begin - our experience at Remota was nothing short of amazing. My wife and I (both 26) decided to take our vacation to Patagonia for a few reasons - superb food and wine, a feel for the Chilean culture, and Patagonian outdoor experiences such as hiking, horseback riding, Torres del Paine, and seeing icebergs and glaciers up close.... more

The Remota building was designed as a cheap build. Just look at the materials.The all in package means very average food and wine. Try asking for a wine list. I did for three days and still never saw one.The guides into the park are great but would rather work from a different hotel and the driver from the airport suggested... more

We loved the extraordinary design of the building and the huge bedroom. Every window offered a different stunning view and it was beautifully peaceful. Although it's true that the rates are very high, all snacks, drinks and meals are included - and every meal we ate there was excellent. The daily guided tours (including wonderful picnics with pisco sours and... more

I agree with the reviewer below that staying at Remota beats camping… but that's the extent of it. At more than $600 per night, Remota might be the most expensive three-star hotel anywhere. The architecture doesn't live up to the photos on their Web site. Close up, you can tell they cut corners (a foam rubber pads on concrete don't... more

I have a wonderful seven days at Remota over Christmas. The architecture of the building is amazing and the rooms are huge with beautiful views of the lake. I did a lot of research before I booked this place. I wanted to visit Torres Del Paine without the hardships of lugging a backpack and staying in any tents, or hosterias.... more

Remota has to be the perfect escape. First you are picked up from the airport in Punta Arenas 3 hours away. But although it’s a long drive you stop to see animals on the way - not your standard boring transfer. Then on arrival you can unpack, have a drink or simply chill (literally) in the heated open-air jacuzzi. Quite... more