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The Singular Patagonia, Puerto Bories Hotel

Patagonia • Puerto Natales • SPLURGE

avg. $333 / night

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At a glance

A 1915 Patagonian processing plant reimagined as a hotel with Irarrazaval's concrete wing and sound-facing rooms.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Patagonia

Highlights:

  • 1915 meat-processing plant converted by Irarrazaval
  • Rooms with floor-to-ceiling glass overlooking Última Esperanza Sound
  • Original industrial spaces: exposed steel, double-height brick, polished concrete
Industrial-refinedremote

PB hotel design editorial

At the edge of Puerto Natales, where the Última Esperanza Sound stretches toward the snowfields of Torres del Paine, a century-old cold-storage and meat-processing plant once served as the industrial heart of Patagonian sheep farming. That building — a cluster of red-roofed brick warehouses dating to 1915, operated by the Sociedad Explotadora de Tierra del Fuego — was converted in 2011 into The Singular Patagonia, with Chilean architect Sebastián Irarrázaval responsible for the contemporary wing that extends the historic complex along the waterfront in board-formed concrete and full-height glazing. The collision between those two registers is what gives the hotel its particular atmosphere. Inside the heritage brick warehouses, the lobby and bar preserve the original industrial scale — exposed steel columns, double-height brick walls, polished concrete floors — furnished with leather wingback chairs, brass lanterns, red damask sofas, and antique display cabinets that suggest a well-traveled explorer's study rather than a museum recreation. The 57 rooms in the new wing are altogether quieter: board-marked concrete ceilings, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass that opens the Strait directly into the room, corduroy-upholstered armchairs in earthy browns, and framed archival photographs of the pier that sits, still largely intact, just beyond the terrace. The spa carries the same language — raw concrete, a lap pool framed entirely by water and cloud — completing an interior argument that respects industry without romanticizing it.

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In the surroundings of Puerto Natales, The Singular Patagonia affords guests the opportunity to experience all Chilean Patagonia has to offer - the true Patagonia. From expeditions to nearby glaciers and horseback riding on private ranches to walking tours of historic Puerto Natales and adventurous treks through famed Torres del Paine, The Singular provides guests the full spectrum of extraordinary and beautiful terrain that is Patagonia. Luxury at the end of the world.

Amenities

Internet

Free Internet

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Free Wifi

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Non-smoking rooms

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Free Parking

Wheelchair Access

The Singular Patagonia, Puerto Bories Hotel Reviews

1,125 reviews

"This is the most amazing hotel from the moment you get picked up at the airport and whisked right here, just minutes away. Each staff member that greats you from the moment you get out of your car is so attentive, kind and caring. I highly recommend taking a tour of the hotel to learn about the history as it's so interesting. Our room was spacious and overlooked the water. The food was absolutely fantastic with so many things to choose from, especially soups. We were able to get our beloved Singular Sour here, too. Thank you so much for making my birthday so special while we were there....I treasure everything and the memories will stay with me forever. With sincerest thanks!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 08, 2026

"Such a unique special experience! Beautiful hotel that has combined a historic site into a beautiful place to enjoy! Amazing views from each room with friendly helpful staff! Delicious food at each meal! Highly recommend!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 30, 2026

"Wow, this place did not disappoint. An old meat processing and packing plant from the 19th century, it has been lovingly transformed into a stunning hotel while incorporating original elements into its wow-factor design. Reception was home to a retro funicular that carried ou and our luggage to the main hotel with rooms, restaurant and museum. Our huge and beautiful rooms overlooked the water, as did the spa pool, which allowed access to the water via an indoor-outdoor glass partition. Breakfast was a triumph - all tastes catered for - while the restaurant and bar offered wonderful food and drinks. Huge thanks to all the staff who made our stay so special. Thank you. Highly recommend!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 25, 2026

"Our stay at The Singular Patagonia in Puerto Bories, Chile was nothing short of extraordinary—truly one of the world’s best-kept secrets. We chose the all-inclusive package, and “no worries” doesn’t even begin to capture it. Every detail was thoughtfully handled—breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and drinks were all exceptional. The food itself deserves special recognition—fresh, high-quality ingredients, expertly prepared, with great variety and generous portions. Not a single meal disappointed. On full-day excursions, we were sent off with beautifully prepared lunches, packed with care; on shorter outings, snacks were provided. It allowed us to be fully present and simply enjoy the experience. Our room was a sanctuary. Housekeeping maintained it with meticulous care, and the small luxuries—like heated bathroom floors—made a difference. The views alone were breathtaking. And what a landscape it is. Patagonia is raw, majestic, and humbling—towering mountains, sprawling glaciers, and beauty that feels almost unreal. You truly have to experience it to understand it. The excursions were unforgettable—and these were real adventures. We hiked through Torres del Paine (both private and group), reached the Base Torres viewpoint, explored fjords and glaciers by private boat, rode horseback through Figueroa Lagoon, and encountered wildlife up close—including dozens of guanacos, sea lions, and penguins. What truly elevated these experiences were the guides. Their knowledge of the land, history, wildlife, vegetation, and indigenous cultures was remarkable. They shared insights using maps, charts, and stories in a way that made you genuinely engaged and curious. Their experience ensured we always felt safe, without ever taking away from the adventure. The hotel staff matched this excellence— professional, warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. It’s the kind of service that doesn’t feel forced—it feels natural and sincere. The hotel itself is unique and beautifully designed—thoughtful, innovative, and far from a generic luxury experience. Every detail feels intentional. After full days of activity, the spa provided the perfect way to unwind, and the complimentary shuttle into town gave us the chance to explore and purchase beautifully handcrafted items from local artisans. After six days and five nights, we left feeling both exhilarated and restored. The Singular Patagonia is more than a destination—it’s an experience. Perfect for adventurers, nature lovers, and anyone ready to step outside the ordinary and into something truly unforgettable. A hidden gem—though perhaps not for much longer."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 22, 2026

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