“Agradable”
The facilities are solid and feel well‑maintained, which I appreciated. The only downside is the road right next to the hotel – you can hear cars passing by all the time. Otherwise it’s a decent place to stay.
MauroA month ago
★★★·Malalcahuello·9.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Warara Malalcahuello is a country‑house style hotel in Malalcahuello featuring a sun terrace, garden, free Wi‑Fi, private check‑in/out, lounge, hot tub, family rooms, full‑day security and a tour desk. Rooms include kitchenettes, balconies, streaming TV, fireplaces, barbecues, mountain views, soundproofing, and a dining area. Ski centre (12 km), Tolhuaca Volcano (42 km) and La Araucanía Airport (138 km) lie nearby.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The facilities are solid and feel well‑maintained, which I appreciated. The only downside is the road right next to the hotel – you can hear cars passing by all the time. Otherwise it’s a decent place to stay.
Mauro·A month ago
Everything was spot on, from the room to the service. I left feeling completely satisfied and wouldn’t change a thing.
Cyndi·2 months ago
All aspects were excellent, and the cabin staff were really attentive. The place itself is super cozy, making it feel like a home away from home.
Erika·3 months ago
The location is fantastic – great views and plenty of space. We hit a snag with the hot tub; the one we were assigned didn’t work, and the replacement was less convenient. They should warn guests ahead of time to avoid that hassle.
Saavedra·3 months ago
The cabin sits right by the entrance, and it was already warm with the fireplace on when we arrived. Everything feels designed for mountain trips: solid insulation, firewood provided, a well‑equipped kitchen, a spacious new bathroom, roomy bedrooms, comfy beds, and a wonderful hot tub. Alex, the manager, was quick to answer any question, and the nearby restaurant serves tasty food if you don’t feel like cooking.
Carolina·3 months ago