Our Houses
Our guest rooms are spread across three houses. Each room is independent and has a private en-suite bathroom.
Wi-Fi, a satellite phone and a mobile phone are available to help guests stay in touch.
Family House
This spacious, welcoming 110 m² house has four rooms, three of which are connected by a shared living room. Its rustic décor reflects the character of Patagonia, with an emphasis on wood and hides. The house has a wood-burning stove and its own terrace with a hot tub. It faces southeast, overlooking Lake Tagua Tagua.
Edith House
This house features a spacious living room with a piano and a seating area with a wood-burning stove. A secluded hot tub in an elevated spot overlooks Lake Tagua Tagua.
Lonko's House
Lonko House, where the lodge began, was the home of a local Mapuche leader in the 1960s.
The house was restored with the help of Edward Rojas, an environmentally minded architect from Chiloé, with whom we developed a project to preserve its original materials.
Built entirely from alerce wood, the house retains its original alerce shingles and ulmo floors. It has a living room with a library, a dining room connected to its traditional Patagonian kitchen, an outdoor table and spacious terraces overlooking the Puelo River.
