Hotels near Club Entrekids, Puerto Natales

During our South America tour in November 2019, we stayed at Hotel Lady Florence Dixie for 3 nights. Small hotel in the middle of town, walking distance to the different attractions in Puerto Natales. Our room was in the second floor, quite roomy and clean. Breakfast was the usual spread in Chile/Argentina with bread, cake, yogurt and fruit. They did offer eggs cooked to your liking. Upon check-out, we were supposed to be picked up by the tour company for transfer to the bus station to cross the border to El Calafate, Argentina. However, nobody showed up, 10 minutes after the stated pickup time. The guy at the front desk called the tour company and they said they would investigate and call back, yet there was no call. Since the bus was leaving in 15 minutes, he suggested that we take a taxi. We did not have any CLP left but he said he would pay for the taxi and he did. We got in the bus with no time to spare. We were so grateful that the front desk person (sorry, we didn’t get his name) was so helpful, quick to make all the arrangements and even paid for our taxi. We were spared from all the hassle of missing the bus and having to reschedule the transfer in Argentina. THANK YOU Hotel Lady Florence Dixie!!!

I am very grateful to the owners of Hostal Galvarino for saving me from sleeping on the street! I hadn't booked to stay in this hostal, but I arrived from Torres del Paine on the late bus into Puerto Natales at 11pm. I had booked to stay next door, but even though I had advised of my late arrival the place was in darkness and no one was there to let me in. The light was on in Hostal Galvarino and so I went in and luckily they had one room left. The room was a small single, only enough space for a single bed, but it was clean and comfortable. The bathroom was downstairs, but again it was very clean. The room was the equivalent £20 for the night, so it was good value. The main reason for my excellent rating was the fact that had it not been for the lovely owners I would have been wandering the streets of Puerto Natales after 11pm looking for a bed for the night. For this reason alone I would stay again. The room I had was small, but it was clean, comfortable and reasonably priced, perfectly adequate for a short stay.

We stayed four nights and we were still wishing we could stay longer when we checked out. This place is gorgeous. The rooms, the bar/lounge, breakfast area and even the entry area are all exquisite. Rooms are huge. Our second floor room had a sunny large window seat perfect for relaxing with a book and/or drink. Breakfast included eggs (the omelette!!), yogurt, cheese, meat, fruit, and more. Every staff member was courteous and professional. We were treated so well through our stay! We had had difficulty finding a way to do the Fauna Trek but (special thanks here) Scarlett found us a guide who drove us and accompanied us (hike can only be done with a guide) for a very reasonable price. We recommend you stay at the hotel and include this hike. Then, spend a relaxing evening in the lounge! Finally, we enjoyed hearing about how Erkka and David brought this place to life. It’s an amazing story. Treat yourself to this place!

Cute hotel close to stores and restaurants. The rooms had great views of the fiords. It is walking distance to everything. We walked from the bus terminal to the hotel. Breakfast had eggs, toast and other continental fares with good coffee. Service was good. They have a rooftop bar with excellent views for sunset. We stayed before and after the W Trek. They held our luggage while we were hiking. Would recommend and hope to stay again!

Hotel Big Sur was the perfect place to stay in Puerto Natales. We stayed here the night before we took the bus to Torres del Paine, and the night we returned from the multi-day hike, prior to our flight back to Santiago. The hotel is a small boutique hotel with small hostel-style rooms with limited accessories, but the rooms are clean and comfortable and have everything you need to rest up before and after your hike. The rooms do not have a TV, but who needs to watch TV when they could be out exploring the town? The hotel will gladly store your luggage while you hike, just keep in mind that this is stored in an open area, consider bringing a chain lock for all your bags if that concerns you - we did not have any concerns that anyone would take our bags. The hotel serves a hearty breakfast, including eggs and sausages. It is a short 2-block walk to the bars and restaurants of Puerto Natales. Most importantly, the staff is incredibly kind and helpful, and the main proprietor speaks excellent English. I have rarely experienced such excellent service or kind generosity at finer hotels in the US or Europe. We will recommend Hotel Big Sur to all our friends who travel to Patagonia, truly an excellent experience.