Puyuhuapi Lodge & Spa

Place is absolutely magical. Purest nature, accessible by boat. Massages were insane. Indoor pool area very old, but the outside hot springs are incredible. They just made a big mistake putting us next to an extremely noisy old couple despite the lodge being only at 20% capacity and we specifically asking for a quiet room.

Outdoor hot pools were just magical - the most relaxing couple of days. Bar food was probably better value than the full board evening food. Drinks at the bar very good value. Key to making the most of this hotel is meeting the boat transfer times. Rooms by the water are beautiful and they left us a nice gift as we were celebrating. Lastly Esteban who works behind the bar is very knowledgeable about the area and in particular the area's plants so ask him!

We stayed (unfortunately only) one night at the Puyuhuapi Lodge and it was a positively memorable experience! It is an experience to be picked up from the other side of the lake by boat, the building is an architectural masterpiece and our room directly facing the water was great. Yes, the buildings aren't new and have some patina, but we found it generally well maintained and tastefully decorated.|We took the opportunity - despite of the grey weather - to take a swim in the indoor pool as well as a bath in the natural hot water outdoor pools - very special!|We had an excellent 3 course dinner with a stunning view on water while being served in an extraordinarily friendly and competent way in the restaurant. There is a set menu with two options per course, but e.g. tasty vegetarian alternatives were created upon request. We found the dinner reasonably priced given the quality.|Generally the food is high quality, also at breakfast. We liked the friendly service during transport, at reception, at the bar and especially in the restaurant. |We can only recommend a stay here.

My. God. I did a month long honeymoon throughout Patagonia with my wife. This may have been THE highlight. An incredible hotel property with the nicest hot springs I've ever been in. The kayaking is in peaceful waters and filled with dolphins and sea lions. The food is extraordinary, the massages were wonderful, and the location is just to die for. Could not recommend it enough. Spend at least two nights, if you can.

Magical stop on the road. If you have the budget, take the time to spend at least one good night here. We changed plans last minute and no regrets. Smooth sailing from entry to leaving the property. Lots to do, plus enjoy the three hot springs options. Go there to do nothing but watch the fjord life go past, or explore the land. Will definitely go back. I do hope though they bring back some of the original finishes instead of "modern" replacements that kind of stick out as cheap.

The Puyuhuapi Lodge is pretty magical - We loved our visit at the very beginning of 2024. It was so nice not to be on our phones nor on computers. The views were stunning and the atmosphere was wonderful. We ate most of our meals at the bar (I say at the bar, but you just order at the bar and you can eat outside or in the lounge area of the lodge as well) and received excellent service from the bartender Esteban each and everyday while he was taking care of lots of other guests at the same time. The lounge area of the lodge was super comfortable and great for reading, playing cards, and relaxing. The view across the water of the snowcapped mountains was unreal. We each got a massage, which were very reasonably priced and the staff was great. I don't think any of the rooms have bad views and ours certainly did not. We highly recommend the Puyuhaupi Lodge - It was a special couple of days. Things that did not bother us, but good to know/set expectations (We are late 30's - Laid back married couple traveling for our anniversary): - There is a computer in the lodge that you can use, but since there is no cellphone service, you can't log-in to anything that you have two factor authentication on (like GMail) so if it is super important to you, get your back-up codes beforehand. We didn't care, but good to know. - Our room was clean, well furnished, bed comfortable, and a great patio, but the rooms are a little older if having a super modern room is important to you. - There were lots of families there and kids are... kids! so sometimes it might be loud at a meal or in the lodge here or there. - The food was solid, but not amazing. There wasn't anything we ordered that we didn't like, but this is not a foodie destination - It was mostly Brazilians, French, and other Europeans/South Americans and only one other American couple, which we preferred, but if you are lame and only speak English like us - and you want to be able to visit and talk to other guests... there might not be many. - The water pressure in the shower was not great... but you are on an island in Patagonia! Who cares?! We really really hope to visit again one day!

For the price to be worth it: - the hot springs need an update (many tiles are missing and the floor/seats very slimy) - needs proper barista coffee machine in bar - dinner should be included - trails need to be maintained properly (they were grossly overgrown and many boardwalk planks were loose) - rooms could do with some more modern decor, the trend has passed On the positive though: incredible location, great service and lovely staff, the massages were seriously amazing and everything is well organized and feels very special. If all the above is sorted, this place could be close to heaven.

Exceptional experience- beautiful rooms, wonderful service, incredible hot springs. So relaxing we wish we could have stayed forever. 100% recommend if you have the time.

Place is absolutely magical. Purest nature, accessible by boat. Massages were insane. Indoor pool area very old, but the outside hot springs are incredible. They just made a big mistake putting us next to an extremely noisy old couple despite the lodge being only at 20% capacity and we specifically asking for a quiet room.

Outdoor hot pools were just magical - the most relaxing couple of days. Bar food was probably better value than the full board evening food. Drinks at the bar very good value. Key to making the most of this hotel is meeting the boat transfer times. Rooms by the water are beautiful and they left us a nice gift as we were celebrating. Lastly Esteban who works behind the bar is very knowledgeable about the area and in particular the area's plants so ask him!

We stayed (unfortunately only) one night at the Puyuhuapi Lodge and it was a positively memorable experience! It is an experience to be picked up from the other side of the lake by boat, the building is an architectural masterpiece and our room directly facing the water was great. Yes, the buildings aren't new and have some patina, but we found it generally well maintained and tastefully decorated.|We took the opportunity - despite of the grey weather - to take a swim in the indoor pool as well as a bath in the natural hot water outdoor pools - very special!|We had an excellent 3 course dinner with a stunning view on water while being served in an extraordinarily friendly and competent way in the restaurant. There is a set menu with two options per course, but e.g. tasty vegetarian alternatives were created upon request. We found the dinner reasonably priced given the quality.|Generally the food is high quality, also at breakfast. We liked the friendly service during transport, at reception, at the bar and especially in the restaurant. |We can only recommend a stay here.

My. God. I did a month long honeymoon throughout Patagonia with my wife. This may have been THE highlight. An incredible hotel property with the nicest hot springs I've ever been in. The kayaking is in peaceful waters and filled with dolphins and sea lions. The food is extraordinary, the massages were wonderful, and the location is just to die for. Could not recommend it enough. Spend at least two nights, if you can.

Magical stop on the road. If you have the budget, take the time to spend at least one good night here. We changed plans last minute and no regrets. Smooth sailing from entry to leaving the property. Lots to do, plus enjoy the three hot springs options. Go there to do nothing but watch the fjord life go past, or explore the land. Will definitely go back. I do hope though they bring back some of the original finishes instead of "modern" replacements that kind of stick out as cheap.

The Puyuhuapi Lodge is pretty magical - We loved our visit at the very beginning of 2024. It was so nice not to be on our phones nor on computers. The views were stunning and the atmosphere was wonderful. We ate most of our meals at the bar (I say at the bar, but you just order at the bar and you can eat outside or in the lounge area of the lodge as well) and received excellent service from the bartender Esteban each and everyday while he was taking care of lots of other guests at the same time. The lounge area of the lodge was super comfortable and great for reading, playing cards, and relaxing. The view across the water of the snowcapped mountains was unreal. We each got a massage, which were very reasonably priced and the staff was great. I don't think any of the rooms have bad views and ours certainly did not. We highly recommend the Puyuhaupi Lodge - It was a special couple of days. Things that did not bother us, but good to know/set expectations (We are late 30's - Laid back married couple traveling for our anniversary): - There is a computer in the lodge that you can use, but since there is no cellphone service, you can't log-in to anything that you have two factor authentication on (like GMail) so if it is super important to you, get your back-up codes beforehand. We didn't care, but good to know. - Our room was clean, well furnished, bed comfortable, and a great patio, but the rooms are a little older if having a super modern room is important to you. - There were lots of families there and kids are... kids! so sometimes it might be loud at a meal or in the lodge here or there. - The food was solid, but not amazing. There wasn't anything we ordered that we didn't like, but this is not a foodie destination - It was mostly Brazilians, French, and other Europeans/South Americans and only one other American couple, which we preferred, but if you are lame and only speak English like us - and you want to be able to visit and talk to other guests... there might not be many. - The water pressure in the shower was not great... but you are on an island in Patagonia! Who cares?! We really really hope to visit again one day!

For the price to be worth it: - the hot springs need an update (many tiles are missing and the floor/seats very slimy) - needs proper barista coffee machine in bar - dinner should be included - trails need to be maintained properly (they were grossly overgrown and many boardwalk planks were loose) - rooms could do with some more modern decor, the trend has passed On the positive though: incredible location, great service and lovely staff, the massages were seriously amazing and everything is well organized and feels very special. If all the above is sorted, this place could be close to heaven.

Exceptional experience- beautiful rooms, wonderful service, incredible hot springs. So relaxing we wish we could have stayed forever. 100% recommend if you have the time.