We stayed in this camp for six days. First impressions were very good and they just got better. Our particular lodge was quite a distance from the main restaurant etc. We had our own bathroom with shower, within the lodge, a massive bed and wood burning stove. There was plenty of space to put our belongings. We were asked to use the lodges own eco-friendly toiletries which were perfectly fine. The food was wonderful. Most morning we took a breakfast box with us as we were starting out early. To begin the box was full of goodies but tapered down to three items by our last day. However, the lunches and dinners were fabulous. Three course meals with very acceptable wines. The lodges were very cosy and on one occasion when the weather looked to be getting cooler we asked for our stove to be heated and the room was so hot we had to open a window! We could see the Masif from our window whilst lying in bed which was quite magical. I have just one comment that there could have better lighting on the boardwalks down to the lodges. We went in March and the temperatures were quite cool in the morning at 5.30, just about zero but it warmed up every day to about 10ºC and then cooled pretty quickly as the sun goes down. Best to wear plenty of layers.

In my opinion this is the best place to lay your head every night after wandering, touring, hiking the beautiful Torres del Paine National Park! Located in the national park just a short walk away from many of the main trails, it's luxury & eco friendly all in one. My husband and I had the privilege of staying in a suite dome...comfy king bed, wood burning stove, shower & toilet, and a view of the 3 famous towers from our dome window & deck. Our adult sons bonded in a basic dome...2 twin beds, no heat, no electricity and shared bathroom facilities that were equivalent to a spa's. Never heard one complaint, another parental dream come true lol. One of our sons enjoyed the early morning yoga class each day in the Yoga Dome. After a great night's rest, each morning we had a huge buffet breakfast spread with all the nourishing & fun foods you could ask for, which is included when you stay here. It is from this spread that you make your take-away lunch for the day, and let me tell you we made some of the most outrageous sandwiches we've ever had. We all looked forward to being hungry again so we could stop, sit, be one with nature and enjoy our creation! Dinners were prepared every night by the EcoCamp chef, one of the reasons I decided to stay here. After a long hard day of discovering breath-taking Patagonia, to come back to your base camp and have a 5-star meal presented & and endless Chilean wine served was out of this world (or at the bottom of this world). The dinners were amazing, the local organic produce was so fresh & tasty (the only time in my life I've ever said, "Can I have your peas?") and the soups were equally incredible! It was the epitome of where luxury meets mother nature perfect. All this being said, it is not for everyone because it is not cheap...BUT IT IS WORTH EVERY PENNY.