We spent three nights with Isabel, Paula & the rest of the wonderful staff. Lulu the dog was also a huge hit with us. Our first day we stayed & enjoyed the beautiful grounds around the hotel because we had to wait for our rental car to be swapped out. It was great to read a book, sit by the... More

The magic to be in a Hotel that you do not want to move, feel at home but with the best people that makes your wishes true. Excellent food, all natural, well prepare and very healthy. Beautiful view, excellent rooms. Undescriptable all the pleasure,

Hard to overrate this place, an old house beautifully remodelled as a hotel, spacious rooms with modern bathrooms, great blend of antique furnishings and modern comforts and fittings. Would make a nice Relais&Chateaux property somewhere in Europe, also thanks to the excellent food in the restaurant. Sunsets and views over the lake are to die for, this is probably one... More

Have stayed two times at the Hotel. Very nice boitique hotel in camino ensenada near Puerto Vara. The hotel is not in Puerto Varas so you should really rent a car if you go so that you can enjoy Puerto Varas and all the small towns nearby. The hotel is a big house remodeled as an Hotel. Isabel and her... More

We stayed with Isabel and her husband in March 2012. This family run boutique inn is situated above the lake with an incredible view of the lake and the volcano. Excellent linens, feather pillows, spacious rooms with large bath. But the best part is they make it your home too. Their attitude and the interior design lends itself to feeling... More

I came to Los Caiquenes from the Ranco Lake, driving through the interlagos road, which is a great experience to really understand who Chile is a country of serious working people. We arrive at Los Caiquenes and spend to lovely days. rooms with full view, great light, spotless clean, wonderfull breakfast and service, dinner was astonishing superb, the hot tube... More

From what I know of Puerto Varas so far, this seems like it has to be one of the best lodging options available. Right on the water, away from the bustle of town center (but only by a few km, so you can be in town within minutes by bus or car), its like being at your own home. It's... More

We arrived in Puerto Varas from Bariloche, through the Cruce Andino. The guides asked about our hotel. None of them knew Los Caiquenes. Neither did the driver of the taxi we took at the city center. At the road, there are only a few indications, but we arrived at a house, nothing indicating that it was a hotel. We rang,... More