Sand and boulder beaches and windswept cliffs mark the end of the Patagonian plain and outline the coastline of the Golfo Nuevo. On its shores rises Puerto Madryn, and Territorio hotel is located on the south end of the city, at Punta Cuevas, on the exact spot where the Welsh settlers arrived in 1865.
The building retains the mark of the traditional construction brought by the immigrants, combined with the foremost technology and concepts of today’s hotel industry. Limestone, corrugated iron, aluminum, glass and porphyry are the fine materials of this sophisticated and modern retreat, next to the Patagonian plain.

From their expansive windows, the hotel’s 36 modern-style guest rooms offer a magnificent panoramic view of the gulf.  The Valdés Peninsula extends into the Atlantic Ocean, providing shelter to right whales, killer whales and toninas (Commersons dolphin), which can be spotted from the hotel.
The natural surroundings flood your senses as you enjoy the sauna, the hot-and-cold Scottish shower, or a beauty treatment in the glass-enclosed spa room. In the evening, you can also enjoy the landscape from the exclusive restaurant, as you savor delicious gourmet dishes with an emphasis on seafood, or the traditional Patagonian lamb.
The legacy of the Welsh immigrants, who named the city, is still alive in various places of the hotel in photographs and old maps of the region.  The small Las Cuevas museum, in the vicinity of the hotel, and the small town of Gaiman, a few miles away, provide more information about the history of these pioneers.
On the way back, a last look reveals the back of a whale, and you can hear the puff of its breath as it expels a jet of water. The conversation, now about this characteristic species, continues at the Ecocentro cultural center, and later, at Territorio, where past and present, nature and technology meet. A unique experience in a lonely and boundless landscape.