Hotel
Hidden in plain sight
Lying low like a wind-swept dune clad in a silvery sheen of local lenga wood, Tierra Patagonia seamlessly merges with the landscape, removing the boundaries between person and place.
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Total
immersion
The highlight of Uma Spa is the heated indoor pool, complete with hydro-massage and water jets and encased in a glass-panelled sanctuary, perfect for taking in views of Torres Del Paine and perhaps even spotting a guanaco or ñandú grazing close to the lodge. Outside, our open-air whirlpool tub offers the chance to soak weary muscles while recounting the highlights of the day’s adventures.
Pure
recovery
The spa circuit includes a steam room, sauna and serene relaxation areas, mindfully designed and clad in locally sourced wood and stone. Treatment rooms beckon with aromatherapy oils, peaceful soundscapes and soft lighting, creating a private sanctuary for complete renewal.
Healing
therapies
Uma Spa treatments and therapies use locally sourced ingredients including calafate, maqui, Chilean laurel and local herbs. Choose from an extensive menu of facials, massages, body wraps, scrubs and alternative therapies designed to open up your ‘prana’, or ‘life force’, promoting positive thoughts and wellbeing.
Let the
journey begin
Our wellness space includes a dedicated yoga studio, with guided classes offered for all skill and experience levels from Monday through Friday. Watch the mountains play hide and seek as you develop balance, strength and flexibility, while reducing stress and clearing your mind.
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Dine
Panoramic gastronomy
Surrounded by expansive windows, the restaurant offers pinch-yourself views of Patagonia's ever-changing landscapes and wildlife. After a feast for the eyes and the palette, join us at the grand circular bar for locally inspired cocktails and storytelling.
Whet your appetite
Excursions
Unforgettable encounters
With Tierra Patagonia as a luxury base, explore all four distinct regions of Torres del Paine National Park and witness soaring, snow-covered granite spires, glaciers calving into turquoise lakes and native wildlife in its natural habitat.
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