Puerto Varas lies in the Los Lagos region of southern Chile. Also known as ‘The city of roses’, Puerto Varas was founded as a settlement for German colonists in the mid-nineteenth century and is now a popular tourist destination that sits beside Lake Llanquihue. Original colonial architecture, countless churches, museums and art galleries abound here (not to mention the keenly-felt residual German influence of craft beer and cake). It's also an area of breathtaking natural beauty; a haven of crystal-clear lakes, snow-crowned mountains, volcanoes, forests inhabited by all manners of wildlife and wildflower — it's a great place for an outdoor adventure holiday. Kayaking, flyfishing, white water rafting and snowboarding can all be found locally. Ideal for adventurers, history-lovers and backpackers alike, the best places to stay in Puerto Varas are all small, intimate and set within the striking countryside.
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Puerto Varas (Los Lagos Region)
Just 200m from Llanquihue Lake, this boutique hotel blends traditional architecture with modern comfort. The decor reflects the charm of a 1940s German settler's home, creating a warm atmosphere. Guests can enjoy pastries at breakfast and relax in the cosy bar. Ideal for cyclists seeking adventure.
Puerto Varas (LLanquihue )
This boutique hotel is located in the countryside outside of Puerto Varas, Chile. The charming, spacious guestrooms have a country feel, with comfortable beds, wooden floors and feature wallpaper; book a luxury suite for a freestanding bathtub. Sample Chilean cuisine in the restaurant; a cosy hotel.
Puerto Varas (Puerto Varas)
Los Caiquenes is situated on Llanquihue lakefront a few miles outside of Puerto Varas. It features cosy, country-style interiors and offers spacious rooms with plenty of wooden influences. Make use of their pool or sit back and enjoy the view from the hot tub. A great place to get away from it all.
Puerto Varas (Puerto Varas)
A spectacular design hotel with more glass than wall, offering views of Llanquihue Lake and Osorno Volcano. Inside, find local wood floors, volcanic rock walls and Mapuche fabrics nod to the spectacular beauty of your surrounds. The food is wonderful and the gym is state of the art.
