This grand old wooden house is right in the middle of downtown. It is a warm place with a family feel and has quiet upstairs rooms with loads of personality. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Flor Aroca has large, merry rooms that are just far enough off Av Caupolicán to not be bothered by traffic noise. Guests can't use the kitchen, but they do make a decent breakfast. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With tidy rooms that are on the small side but well-suited for a good rest, Maggi Alvarado edges the competition with its cheery, helpful service. Staff not only make you feel at home, but can give you advice for excursions in and out of the city. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Temuco's classic hotel, which has hosted such luminaries as Salvador Allende, Gabriela Mistral and Pablo Neruda, got an overhaul a few years back & now the rooms have modern beds and details. While the rooms have sacrificed a bit of the old character for contemporary comforts, th… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The flashiest thing about Don Eduardo is the view from the upper levels of this nine-story building. Otherwise it is a somewhat bland business hotel, but is a reliable option for big rooms, cleanliness and attentive service. If you've been running around the countryside for a whi… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Terraverde is considered one of the swankest hotels in Temuco. Housed in a luxury seven-story high-rise of curving concrete and glass near the Monumento Natural Cerro Ñielol, the rooms are well appointed with rich fabrics, plush carpets and impossibly clean bathrooms. While it su… Full Lonely Planet Review ›