Hostal Andes Patagonicos — Hotel in Puerto Natales

Stayed here for 3 nights (party of 4 across 2 rooms): 1 night before Torres Del Paine and 2 nights after. Made our stay in Puerto Natales great.

Location: short walking distance to the town center with lots of good food nearby and Bus Sur office (not to be confused with the bus terminal)

Room: well appointed and clean. Room size varies (we had a massive room and a small room both for the same price so luck of the draw I guess)

Bathroom: Modern western bathroom with hot water (no restrictions and was a huge blessing after staying in refugios on W-trek).

Breakfast: spread of bread, ham, cheese, cereal, milk, cheese and cakes. Fruits (Apple/Orange/Bananas). Tables are allocated. We had our breakfast at 6am on the day we were departing and there were many who had it even earlier - please check with the front desk because it can definitely be accommodated.

Services: Kept our luggage in a secure room during the entirety of the W-Trek for free. Free and fast WiFi throughout the hostel.

Staff: Staffed by the owners (husband + wife). Both do not speak English but try their very best using google translate - wasn't difficult to communicate with them. Very friendly and gave good restaurant recommendations (we received recommendations from multiple people but...

This Hostal/hotel looked to be like the dozens of other ones in this city. The rooms had clean bed sheets and bathrooms. No toiletries like toothbrushes, comb or anything including soap bars. Soap dispensers are provided in the shower.|There was hot water and even radiators for keeping the room toasty warm. ||Breakfast was just so-so as it was very limited. Best part was the fresh fruits (bananas, apples, oranges and nectarines). The problem was that they ran out of the hostel was full. Go early to get the fruit. The extent of hot food was scrambled eggs. Also had instant oatmeal. No natural juices, healthy jams, healthy grains, etc. Just yoghurt and juices with sugar and water added. This is typical of the hostels in this town. |For $100 per night, I expected more but it’s a tourist town and they can get it so that’s that.||The owner tries to keep things in good order, though my door was warped slightly and made a loud squealing sound from the bottom of the door scraping against the floor. I let him know.||Besides the high price for the room, it’s decent.|You’ll get a warm room with hot water and a clean bed. |Just don’t look for...

This Hostal/hotel looked to be like the dozens of other ones in this city. The rooms had clean bed sheets and bathrooms. No toiletries like toothbrushes, comb or anything including soap bars. Soap dispensers are provided in the shower.|There was hot water and even radiators for keeping the room toasty warm. ||Breakfast was just so-so as it was very limited. Best part was the fresh fruits (bananas, apples, oranges and nectarines). The problem was that they ran out of the hostel was full. Go early to get the fruit. The extent of hot food was scrambled eggs. Also had instant oatmeal. No natural juices, healthy jams, healthy grains, etc. Just yoghurt and juices with sugar and water added. This is typical of the hostels in this town. |For $100 per night, I expected more but it’s a tourist town and they can get it so that’s that.||The owner tries to keep things in good order, though my door was warped slightly and made a loud squealing sound from the bottom of the door scraping against the floor. I let him know.||Besides the high price for the room, it’s decent.|You’ll get a warm room with hot water and a clean bed. |Just don’t look for...