Hostel

Red Point Patagonia

7.8Very Good(545)

Puerto Natales, ChileView map0.96km from city centre

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A true backpacker hostel. Mixing locals and foreigners, base camp for tours and expeditions, our in house boulder room, the fire pit and friendly staff there is always something going on.

We are located in one of the best spots of the city, just 3 blocks from the busterminal and a 5 minute walk into town. Being run by Locals and guides gives you acces to all the updated information about Torres del Paine. We have have an inhouse agency wich can help you set up all your adventures and you can also rent your trekking or climbing equipment here.

All rooms have access to shared showers and bathrooms. In addition, we have several common areas where the guests and travellers will be able to get together and exchange past experiences and future plans.

Red Point Patagonia Policies and Conditions:
Check in from 12:00.
Check out from 06:00 to 11:00.
Payment upon arrival.
Taxes included.

General:
The reception service is open from 09.00 to 24.00
No curfew.
Child friendly.
Non smoking.

House Rules

Check In

12:00 - 23:00

Check Out

until

Child Friendly
Non Smoking
Pet Friendly
Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Free Security Lockers
Free Luggage Storage
Bicycle Parking
Children's Play Area
Luggage Storage

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Reviews

7.8Very Good(545)

Value for Money
7.4
Security
7.9
Atmosphere
8.2
Cleanliness
6.6
Staff
8.6
Location
8.9
Facilities
6.7

Summary of traveller reviews

Red Point Patagonia in Puerto Natales is praised for its friendly and helpful staff, and its excellent location near the bus station. Many travellers enjoy the social atmosphere and the unique climbing wall. However, some recent reviews mention that rooms can be very cold at night.

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Stayed in Apr 2026

8.6

Luca

Male, 18-24, Italy

if u don't mind about the clearness and u are looking for nice and chill atmosphere, this hostel is perfect. I love the climbing gym, it really vibes, perfect for travellers

Stayed in Mar 2026

6.3

Saveni

Male, 25-30, Australia

I want to start off by saying the owner is extremely lovely as well as the staff that work there, however the place feels very dirty and rundown. The rooms get extremely cold at night, the layers of bedsheets help but it is still pretty unbearable. The bathrooms were consistently dirty also with mould growing in the showers. It’s in a great location (close to the bus terminal and well as local shops). Overall, great if you’re on a budget but I personally wouldn’t stay there again :(

Stayed in Mar 2026

8.3

Ella

Female, 18-24, England

Cool hostel with nice people. Our room had a massive gas heater so was really warm. Rock climbing wall is super cool, nice kitchen and garden. Very chill. Beds weren’t that comfy but had lots of heavy blankets so that was nice. Close to the bus station.

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Location

O'higgins 1171, Puerto Natales, Puerto Natales, Chile

1km from city centre

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About Puerto Natales

7.1Very Good(151 Reviews)

Activities

8.9

Eating out

7.5

Shopping

5.9

Chilling out

8.0

Transport

7.6

Sightseeing

7.5

Culture

6.0

Nightlife

5.5

Value for Money

7.2

About Puerto Natales

Far to the south on the hooked end of Chile is the port town turned outdoor capital Puerto Natales. Here you can hop between tin-roofed cottages and designer gear outlets, stopping off for a craft beer en route. While most visitors are heading straight for the majestic Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, you could always spend a few days wandering round the local sights at Patagonia pace (which means slow and easy).

Puerto Natales hostels are in keeping with the pioneer character of downtown. Stay in a preserved historical house with a bar, a traditional corrugated-tin lodge or a timber-clad hostel complete with three resident dogs. You can also find a Puerto Natales hostel with beds made from recycled palettes and social areas built from sustainable materials. Free breakfast is standard and most hostels have a communal kitchen in addition to living space or an outdoor terrace. Free Wi-Fi is handy for planning your trip to the national park.

At the centre of Puerto Natales is the landscaped Plaza de Armas Arturo Prat (main square). Avenue Pedro Montt is a seafront walkway that's popular with locals out for a stroll in the evenings. At the south end is the boatyard where you can see the wooden boats being repaired and painted. A 15-minute drive north of the town centre is Puerto Bories. What was once a residential complex for wool processing workers is now home to a historic hotel restaurant and cafés free of crowds.

A popular sight in Puerto Natales is the huge sculpted fingers at Monumento de la Mano (Monument of the Hand), a 10-minute walk from town. Another nearby attraction is Cueva del Milodón, a cave where the skin and bones of an extinct giant sloth were discovered. Dive deeper into Chilean culture in the lesser-known Sierra Baguales mountain range. Here you can visit a working ranch and go horse riding. If you're heading into Torres del Paine National Park, the ice wall of Glacier Grey is particularly breathtaking.

Arriving in Puerto Natales on the 4-day Navimag ferry is a popular option for travellers. There's also a twice-weekly flight to Teniente Julio Gallardo Airport (a 15-minute drive north of town) from Santiago, the capital of Chile, during high season. The bus terminal, Rodoviario, is a 20-minute walk out of town and daily buses leave here for Torres del Paine National Park. If you're staying a few days you could hire a bike, although the centre is very walkable.