Three granite spires pinpoint the spot: southern Patagonia’s legendary Torres del Paine National Park, a miraculous sprawl of wildness — glaciers, rivers, mountains — enveloped among untamed Chilean hinterlands. Known for its spellbinding, transformational solitude, the region attracts intrepid travelers, athletes and philosophers. Tierra Patagonia, pitched on the banks of Sarmiento Lake, architecturally mirrors the terrain. Designed by architect Cazú Zegers to summon thoughts of a colossal fossil unearthed, the extraordinary hotel has only 40 guest rooms, all sublime and roomy. Most spacious, the Two-level Suite, kitted out with minimalist flair and rugged artfulness (think: blankets knitted in natural fibers and crisp wood accents), delivers with a living area on top and a grand bedroom below. Floor-to-ceiling windows pay homage to the prodigious wilderness that surrounds you at every turn.