The 10m²/108ft² Standard Dome was the world’s first geodesic hotel room, and soon became the staple design model for other dome hotels that arrived years later in Europe, Argentina and other locations in Chile. Domes are resistant to the fierce Patagonian wind and have ceiling windows to look up at the stars as you fall asleep. Cozy and snug, Standard Domes are the perfect home to return to after a day's trek and a dinner shared with group and guide.
Singles policy
Standard Dome accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia works on a sharing basis. If you are a solo traveller you will be expected to share a dome with another traveller of the same gender (you will never be made to share with someone of the opposite gender). If there is availability at Ecocamp, most likely in low season, you may be allocated your own dome. We follow this sharing policy in order to keep dome numbers to a minimum and preserve the surrounding wilderness as much as possible. Of course, you are entitled to pay for the whole dome to avoid sharing.
Shared bathrooms
Guests staying in Standard Domes use a shared bathroom, for several environmental reasons – minimising constructed areas, controlling water and heating consumption and collecting waste in a central heated composting chamber.
Standard domes have shared bathrooms which are large, comfortable and gender divided. Both male and female bathrooms have showers with ample space to dry and put on clothes, hot water, composting toilets and hand wash basins. They are decorated with Patagonian decor and receive ample sunlight during the day.
Towels are provided upon arrival and guests are asked to use the same towels during their stay. Electricity is limited at EcoCamp due to its careful use of green energy and bathrooms therefore have no electricity, meaning hairdryers and electric shavers cannot be used.
Suite Domes
Suite Dome Loft 
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Standard Domes