Hotel Antumalal

A beautiful well-maintained hotel with chic mid-century style. We stayed for two nights in a suite which was spacious and well-appointed. The pool/spa facilities were amazing. A 20 minute walk to the town of Pucón which has to be one of the most charming towns in all of Chile. We cannot wait to return!

We stayed in one of the cabins. Amazing location and amazing service. I would recommend it to anybody who is ok with being a bit outside of the city. I only give 4 of 5 stars because I think the spa area needs a refurbishment. But I would recommend the hotel to anybody

The hotel is slightly removed from the town but Ubers are quite inexpensive and always available. The hotel staff is friendly and accommodating. The grounds are beautiful and the architecture is excellent. Definitely worth staying here.

Very friendly and helpful team in particular Gloria. Good recommendations for hikes and sightseeing. Spectacular views and interesting architecture and interior design. A unique boutique hotel which is definitely not corporate or chain. Great location and proximity to Pucón and for exploring the district. Lovely wood burning stove in our room and the bar. Some may say that a little modernisation of bathrooms and air con required but you can get that at “hotel international”! We had a lovely stay and a fine way to end our trip to Chile.

This hotel lives and breathes 1950s authenticity. Great rooms with real fireplaces, very comfortable beds and walk-in wardrobes to hide cases - a real bonus. The views of the lake are impressive but apart from the minimalist design it is the staff that make the difference . Everyone was genuinely friendly and there to help. I thought the food in the restaurant was good but not great but the lake views again fantastic. The spa is a great place to relax with a roaring fire , sauna and large pool. Don’t expect a big chain hotel environment and in a few areas it lacks that bit of sophistication and needs some smartening up - but there is real charm here that grows on you the longer you stay.

This property exudes charm. The setting, perched on the lake, is amazing. Though built in the 50s, it has been well preserved. The staff was friendly, especially Camilla, who seemed to run the place. Genuine friendliness, excellent food/wine in the dining room, both dinner and breakfast. The grounds and gardens are worth walking. We especially enjoyed reading by the large fireplace one rainy afternoon sipping Pisco Sours. This spot is a special place in Pucon, worth of Queen Elizabeth and several celebrities who have visited over the years.

This place is steeped in history and appealed to our love of mid century. Our suite overlooked the magnificent gardens and lake and was basically in its original state. We had our own lounge and dining suite, and fireplace so we were disappointed it was too hot to light the fire. The hotel offers many relaxing nooks with fabulous furniture and fireplaces everywhere including in the pool/spa area that had an outdoor and indoor pool and a welcoming sauna. Imagine being cold outside but lying on a lounge by the pool and the most enormous open log fire. This is such a relaxing place to stay while enjoying all the activities on offer in nearby Pucon. Pucon had some very tasty restaurants and it was a short walk from the hotel.

This classic hotel is located just a KM or two outside of Pucon and offers easy access to town, while being in a secluded peaceful setting. We stayed in a Lake Chalet down by the water, which was perfect for our family. The Chalet was like a mini apartment with two bedrooms, a sitting area, dining area, kitchenette, fireplace and a patio, The large windows in every room provided amazing views of Lago Villarica. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The only negative is getting to and from the Lake Chalet. You must walk down a long stone set of steps to reach the chalet and is not appropriate for young children, or anyone with physical limitations. The parking is a bit far from the Chalet. Walking to breakfast, the sprinkers were on and we had to dodge them to get to the main dining room.