This '50s architectural gem of a nature refuge emanates class and comfort. Sojourners can't help but dally in Antumalal's cliffside location, sweeping lake views and the seclusion of its wooded grounds. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The polished grandeur of the Hotel de Lago is so hyperbolic that a guest wouldn't dare step out of her suite without lipstick. Swank and stylish, this top-drawer hotel indulges unlimited budgets with everything from big-time pampering (the deluxe spa) to high-stakes gambling. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Almost everything is pleasant about this vaguely Spanish-styled boutique hotel with a countryside chic aesthetic - except the manager, who is so fussy about his beds, he might get upset if you sleep in them. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Homey textures rule this small-scale hotel but Malalhue still has reliable hotel service and all its accoutrements. Its Mapundungun name translates as 'the place of the corral', which is not a reference to the attached parking lot! There are plenty of other attractions here to he… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Rustic and removed, The Lodge offers lumberjack cabins with hand-hewn furniture on the private Malal-Co reserve or fully kitted-out tents in a 1000 sq m eco-camp. Nature nuts will love this place, crafted by two young mountaineers to fit a taste for responsible adventure sprinkle… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A new Teutonic-influenced behemoth offers a spot for somebodies to come affirm their status. Its sumptuous lounge areas make the most of commanding views of the lake, but service could be snappier. An indoor and outdoor pool, lake beach and spa provide relaxation and aquatic dive… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Many people rent out rooms in their homes throughout the year. When Pucón fills to capacity in the summer these rooms can become more of a necessity than a choice. Look for the sign hospedaje in front of the houses. El Refugio is recommended. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hospedaje Irma is one of the places where you can rent a room. Look for the sign hospedaje in front of the house. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of the many places where you can rent a room. If you're traveling in summer, when Pucón fills to capacity, these rooms can become more of a necessity than a choice. Look for the sign hospedaje in front of the house. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If traveling in summer accommodation will probably be at a premium. You may wish to (or need to, for lack of other choices) rent out a room in someone's home. Look for the sign hospedaje in front of the houses. Hospedaje Lucía is recommended. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hospedaje M@yra is an attractive two-story with all sorts of information and facilities for travelers. There is also a fully equipped detached cabin that accommodates four people and is one of the few places in town that is wheelchair friendly. Located near the bus station. Full Lonely Planet Review ›