Silversea Opens Southernmost Hotel in Chile as Antarctic Gateway
Business · First reported 12 Nov, 09:19 · Updated 09:31

Luxury cruise line Silversea has opened The Cormorant at 55 South in Puerto Williams, Chile, creating a 150-room hotel that serves as a gateway for Antarctic expeditions. Built using modular construction transported from Argentina, the property accommodates passengers on charter flights before and after their polar voyages.
- Silversea opened The Cormorant at 55 South, a 150-room property in Puerto Williams, Chile, described as the southernmost city on Earth.
- The facility serves as an arrival and return base for travelers participating in Silversea's Antarctica Fly Cruise programme.
- The modular rooms were manufactured in Mendoza, Argentina, and transported across the Andes and Patagonia to Puerto Williams.
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- Hotel name
- The Cormorant at 55 South
- Location
- Puerto Williams, Chile
- Room count
- 150
- Operator
- Silversea
- Manufacturing site
- Mendoza, Argentina
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