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Salto El Calzoncillo.
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Salto El Calzoncillo.

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Quincho y Vivero Tierra Sur
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Quincho y Vivero Tierra Sur

Acuario Lago Puyehue
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Acuario Lago Puyehue

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Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort
4.4/553 Reviews

Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

Puyehue
Superior Room worth it for the space, seating and balcony. Do realize they discontinue the à la carte dinner menu during high season (so all three meals are buffet) which their site says nothing about. The partially fed by natural thermal waters modern pools of varying temperatures are divine. Buffets for a large amount of people can be hit or miss and in our opinion were mostly hits with adequate variety for most. The gigantic beautiful gardens around the hotel lead to self-guided trails into the forest of varying difficulty and lengths. The second floor game room and the third floor bowling alley with probably one of the best views in the world should keep guests occupied when not soaking in a pool, receiving spa service, hiking a trail, relaxing on the balcony taking in the view and sounds of various birds, hanging out in the old style resort lounge areas or enjoying a local wine, beer, exotic cocktail made from local ingredients. Overall service during our stay was 8-9 out of 10. Did not do any of the spa services which cost extra but did buy some of their products for gifts. We would return in a heartbeat if not for the cost. A recommended experience that I wish all individuals with good hearts could indulge in at least once in their lifetime.
Termas de Aguas Calientes
4.2/551 Reviews

Termas de Aguas Calientes

Puyehue
I found on Ctrip that the hotel was in the mountains from Puyehue to the Argentinian border. I was a little worried on the way there because I was afraid that the conditions would be poor, so I didn’t place an order immediately. When we arrived, we found that the hotel was in a wild luxury style. The front desk took us around the hotel. It has a beautiful large dome wooden restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor hot spring swimming pool. There are two types of rooms: cabins and tents. The tent is by the river, equipped with a wooden bathroom and an outdoor hot spring barrel. The river water is hot, and the mist is shrouded in the evening, which is very magical. The tent is heated and not cold at all. There is a coffee machine that can boil hot water. The bed was big enough and I slept well. The next morning I went to the hot springs for breakfast, which was very rich. It started at 8:30 on time, not even a minute earlier.

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Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort
4.4/553 Reviews

Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

Puyehue
Superior Room worth it for the space, seating and balcony. Do realize they discontinue the à la carte dinner menu during high season (so all three meals are buffet) which their site says nothing about. The partially fed by natural thermal waters modern pools of varying temperatures are divine. Buffets for a large amount of people can be hit or miss and in our opinion were mostly hits with adequate variety for most. The gigantic beautiful gardens around the hotel lead to self-guided trails into the forest of varying difficulty and lengths. The second floor game room and the third floor bowling alley with probably one of the best views in the world should keep guests occupied when not soaking in a pool, receiving spa service, hiking a trail, relaxing on the balcony taking in the view and sounds of various birds, hanging out in the old style resort lounge areas or enjoying a local wine, beer, exotic cocktail made from local ingredients. Overall service during our stay was 8-9 out of 10. Did not do any of the spa services which cost extra but did buy some of their products for gifts. We would return in a heartbeat if not for the cost. A recommended experience that I wish all individuals with good hearts could indulge in at least once in their lifetime.
Termas de Aguas Calientes
4.2/551 Reviews

Termas de Aguas Calientes

Puyehue
I found on Ctrip that the hotel was in the mountains from Puyehue to the Argentinian border. I was a little worried on the way there because I was afraid that the conditions would be poor, so I didn’t place an order immediately. When we arrived, we found that the hotel was in a wild luxury style. The front desk took us around the hotel. It has a beautiful large dome wooden restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor hot spring swimming pool. There are two types of rooms: cabins and tents. The tent is by the river, equipped with a wooden bathroom and an outdoor hot spring barrel. The river water is hot, and the mist is shrouded in the evening, which is very magical. The tent is heated and not cold at all. There is a coffee machine that can boil hot water. The bed was big enough and I slept well. The next morning I went to the hot springs for breakfast, which was very rich. It started at 8:30 on time, not even a minute earlier.

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Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort
4.4/553 Reviews

Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

Puyehue
Superior Room worth it for the space, seating and balcony. Do realize they discontinue the à la carte dinner menu during high season (so all three meals are buffet) which their site says nothing about. The partially fed by natural thermal waters modern pools of varying temperatures are divine. Buffets for a large amount of people can be hit or miss and in our opinion were mostly hits with adequate variety for most. The gigantic beautiful gardens around the hotel lead to self-guided trails into the forest of varying difficulty and lengths. The second floor game room and the third floor bowling alley with probably one of the best views in the world should keep guests occupied when not soaking in a pool, receiving spa service, hiking a trail, relaxing on the balcony taking in the view and sounds of various birds, hanging out in the old style resort lounge areas or enjoying a local wine, beer, exotic cocktail made from local ingredients. Overall service during our stay was 8-9 out of 10. Did not do any of the spa services which cost extra but did buy some of their products for gifts. We would return in a heartbeat if not for the cost. A recommended experience that I wish all individuals with good hearts could indulge in at least once in their lifetime.
Termas de Aguas Calientes
4.2/551 Reviews

Termas de Aguas Calientes

Puyehue
I found on Ctrip that the hotel was in the mountains from Puyehue to the Argentinian border. I was a little worried on the way there because I was afraid that the conditions would be poor, so I didn’t place an order immediately. When we arrived, we found that the hotel was in a wild luxury style. The front desk took us around the hotel. It has a beautiful large dome wooden restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor hot spring swimming pool. There are two types of rooms: cabins and tents. The tent is by the river, equipped with a wooden bathroom and an outdoor hot spring barrel. The river water is hot, and the mist is shrouded in the evening, which is very magical. The tent is heated and not cold at all. There is a coffee machine that can boil hot water. The bed was big enough and I slept well. The next morning I went to the hot springs for breakfast, which was very rich. It started at 8:30 on time, not even a minute earlier.

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Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort
4.4/553 Reviews

Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

Puyehue
Superior Room worth it for the space, seating and balcony. Do realize they discontinue the à la carte dinner menu during high season (so all three meals are buffet) which their site says nothing about. The partially fed by natural thermal waters modern pools of varying temperatures are divine. Buffets for a large amount of people can be hit or miss and in our opinion were mostly hits with adequate variety for most. The gigantic beautiful gardens around the hotel lead to self-guided trails into the forest of varying difficulty and lengths. The second floor game room and the third floor bowling alley with probably one of the best views in the world should keep guests occupied when not soaking in a pool, receiving spa service, hiking a trail, relaxing on the balcony taking in the view and sounds of various birds, hanging out in the old style resort lounge areas or enjoying a local wine, beer, exotic cocktail made from local ingredients. Overall service during our stay was 8-9 out of 10. Did not do any of the spa services which cost extra but did buy some of their products for gifts. We would return in a heartbeat if not for the cost. A recommended experience that I wish all individuals with good hearts could indulge in at least once in their lifetime.
Termas de Aguas Calientes
4.2/551 Reviews

Termas de Aguas Calientes

Puyehue
I found on Ctrip that the hotel was in the mountains from Puyehue to the Argentinian border. I was a little worried on the way there because I was afraid that the conditions would be poor, so I didn’t place an order immediately. When we arrived, we found that the hotel was in a wild luxury style. The front desk took us around the hotel. It has a beautiful large dome wooden restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor hot spring swimming pool. There are two types of rooms: cabins and tents. The tent is by the river, equipped with a wooden bathroom and an outdoor hot spring barrel. The river water is hot, and the mist is shrouded in the evening, which is very magical. The tent is heated and not cold at all. There is a coffee machine that can boil hot water. The bed was big enough and I slept well. The next morning I went to the hot springs for breakfast, which was very rich. It started at 8:30 on time, not even a minute earlier.

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Hotels Near Famous Attractions in Puyehue

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Salto El Calzoncillo.

Termas de Aguas Calientes
4.2/551 Reviews

Termas de Aguas Calientes

Puyehue
I found on Ctrip that the hotel was in the mountains from Puyehue to the Argentinian border. I was a little worried on the way there because I was afraid that the conditions would be poor, so I didn’t place an order immediately. When we arrived, we found that the hotel was in a wild luxury style. The front desk took us around the hotel. It has a beautiful large dome wooden restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor hot spring swimming pool. There are two types of rooms: cabins and tents. The tent is by the river, equipped with a wooden bathroom and an outdoor hot spring barrel. The river water is hot, and the mist is shrouded in the evening, which is very magical. The tent is heated and not cold at all. There is a coffee machine that can boil hot water. The bed was big enough and I slept well. The next morning I went to the hot springs for breakfast, which was very rich. It started at 8:30 on time, not even a minute earlier.
Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort
4.4/553 Reviews

Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

Puyehue
Superior Room worth it for the space, seating and balcony. Do realize they discontinue the à la carte dinner menu during high season (so all three meals are buffet) which their site says nothing about. The partially fed by natural thermal waters modern pools of varying temperatures are divine. Buffets for a large amount of people can be hit or miss and in our opinion were mostly hits with adequate variety for most. The gigantic beautiful gardens around the hotel lead to self-guided trails into the forest of varying difficulty and lengths. The second floor game room and the third floor bowling alley with probably one of the best views in the world should keep guests occupied when not soaking in a pool, receiving spa service, hiking a trail, relaxing on the balcony taking in the view and sounds of various birds, hanging out in the old style resort lounge areas or enjoying a local wine, beer, exotic cocktail made from local ingredients. Overall service during our stay was 8-9 out of 10. Did not do any of the spa services which cost extra but did buy some of their products for gifts. We would return in a heartbeat if not for the cost. A recommended experience that I wish all individuals with good hearts could indulge in at least once in their lifetime.

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Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

Hotel Termas Puyehue Wellness & Spa Resort

4.4/553 Reviews
Superior Room worth it for the space, seating and balcony. Do realize they discontinue the à la carte dinner menu during high season (so all three meals are buffet) which their site says nothing about. The partially fed by natural thermal waters modern pools of varying temperatures are divine. Buffets for a large amount of people can be hit or miss and in our opinion were mostly hits with adequate variety for most. The gigantic beautiful gardens around the hotel lead to self-guided trails into the forest of varying difficulty and lengths. The second floor game room and the third floor bowling alley with probably one of the best views in the world should keep guests occupied when not soaking in a pool, receiving spa service, hiking a trail, relaxing on the balcony taking in the view and sounds of various birds, hanging out in the old style resort lounge areas or enjoying a local wine, beer, exotic cocktail made from local ingredients. Overall service during our stay was 8-9 out of 10. Did not do any of the spa services which cost extra but did buy some of their products for gifts. We would return in a heartbeat if not for the cost. A recommended experience that I wish all individuals with good hearts could indulge in at least once in their lifetime.
Termas de Aguas Calientes

Termas de Aguas Calientes

4.2/551 Reviews
I found on Ctrip that the hotel was in the mountains from Puyehue to the Argentinian border. I was a little worried on the way there because I was afraid that the conditions would be poor, so I didn’t place an order immediately. When we arrived, we found that the hotel was in a wild luxury style. The front desk took us around the hotel. It has a beautiful large dome wooden restaurant, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor hot spring swimming pool. There are two types of rooms: cabins and tents. The tent is by the river, equipped with a wooden bathroom and an outdoor hot spring barrel. The river water is hot, and the mist is shrouded in the evening, which is very magical. The tent is heated and not cold at all. There is a coffee machine that can boil hot water. The bed was big enough and I slept well. The next morning I went to the hot springs for breakfast, which was very rich. It started at 8:30 on time, not even a minute earlier.

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Highest PriceUS$806
Lowest PriceUS$42
Number of Reviews 118
Number of hotels80
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$112
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$125

Puyehue Hotel Guide

If you want to stay at the best hotel in Puyehue, Trip.com is here to help! Looking for hotels in Puyehue? Trip.com is a great place to start. Puyehue may not be a metropolis, but there are still great hotel options on Trip.com. Puyehue is not a big city. When traveling here, you can choose to stay in hotels around the city center.

There is no civilian airport in this city. You can visit a nearby city first, and then head to Puyehue using other means of transportation. It's easy to travel by bus in Puyehue. There are buses to surrounding cities available every day.

Puyehue is not a tourist city, so the hospitality industry there isn't very well-developed. Many hotels can only be booked on location. Puyehue has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 79 USD. There are not many well-known chain hotels in Puyehue, but staying at a unique local hotel will make you feel at home. Cui Cui Island is one of the most popular hotels in Puyehue. If you're still unsure, Trip.com recommends Lodge El Taique.

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