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"I have stayed at many hottie and have had the fortune to stay at many luxury hotels. I consider that the Termas Puyehue is one of my favourites. The safety is outstanding and the facilities incredible for those who like luxury and a lovely natural environment. My wife and I particularly enjoyed the Mapuche menu. The hot spas were also memorable, as was the architecture. We cannot wait to visit again. "

"Great lodge with friendly, helpful staff. Located in a small town with lots of dining options and close to the national park. I suggest you pre pay. They had us pay in chilean pesos, which resulted un a big tax that we could have avoided by pre paying in US dollars."

"A well run family business with kind, caring, friendly, helpful, hardworking hosts & staff - Katherine, Christian, their parents, Carlos, the chef, Valentina, & housekeepers. Both service & food were excellent. The place is spotless! You could eat off the floor! My only suggestion would be to eventually get a new shower enclosure & harder mattresses. I would highly recommend this hotel!! "

"Great stay in the middle of the forest. We stayed on a cabin the first night and in a dome the second night and really enjoyed it. The accomodation was clean, quiet and overall great to relax and connect with natute. The hotel prepared for us a tinaja-grrat experimve taking bath under the stars. We also enjoyed massage that is available by request. "

"Friendly personnel, property ok, but bit old. Surroundings are breathtaking"

"Mountain paradise"

"The view of the volcano was amazing. The staff were great, the location was great for the hikes that we wanted to do. The food was excellent. I would highly recommend this hotel."

"This was so gorgeous. I am usually hard to please but this place went above and beyond. I will def come back"

"It’s an ok place to stay for a night. Not a great place and not a particularly good deal for the money. The owner and staff were nice, but the impression was that the town and place are still struggling to survive after the pandemic. There are probably better options in Puerto Varas. "