Any minute you expect the elves to come: this beautiful patch of lenga forest is a haven, part-way on the road to Glaciar Martial. Gorgeous cabins come complete with kitchen, wood stove and woodland creatures (outdoors, of course). Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Well-crafted and warm, these garden apartments are a treat. Though you'll find them in the middle of a city block, they are insulated by abundant zinnias and rose bushes carefully tended by the sweet elderly owner. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Martha Stewart eat your heart out. The inexhaustible María Salduna has crafted the coziest getaway imaginable: stylish, private digs with roaring fires and fresh baked goodies steps from the trail to the Martial glacier. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If idylling in the forest sounds good, head for this retreat far removed from the city center. Shaded by southern beeches, this sweet B&B welcomes guests warmly in Portuguese, Italian and English. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sleek and seductive, this peaked wooden house is an inviting modern refuge overlooking the channel. Unwind until you're in a snoozing heap: quiet time is sacred here. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Catering to Antarctica-bound cruisers and fat wallets, this sleek boutique hotel offers textbook class, if not a whole lot of personality - leave that to the funky, incongruent character of this growing port. But Mil 810 is intimate and attractive, with a sleek design refreshing … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Host and former globetrotter Ana Bermúdez crafts a warm welcome for travellers from far and wide. Visitors can expect highly personalized service in this classic suburban home with only eight rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›