We stayed with my family 3 nights. The place is wonderful!! From the beginning to the end the staff maid our stay fantastic, worried about every detail. We stayed in the Lodge; a great house. For anyone staying in th Catro area, I'll recommend to stay in this great hotel.

We stayed with my family 3 nights. The place is wonderful!! From the beginning to the end the staff maid our stay fantastic, worried about every detail. We stayed in the Lodge; a great house. For anyone staying in th Catro area, Ill recommend to stay in this great hotel.

We loved staying here! As we drove away at the end of our stay, we were making plans to come back for a family trip. The view from the dining room was spectacular and the food was unbelievably good. The room was very comfortable and we enjoyed the natural, local items such as wool blanket and a collection of woolen dolls on display on the way to our room. Since the hotel is down a long dirt road, we were worried about having to drive "into town" to get dinner in case we did not like the food. Actually, at dinner, there is a "prix fix" menu which changes daily along the regular menu (you can order from both menus if you'd like). Turns out the food was so good and affordable that we had all our breakfasts and dinners at the hotel. The dining room has a spectacular view. While there, I had a cold and so they made me tea with lemon/ginger/honey at our request and put it in a pot to bring back to our room-I appreciated the care and concern. Even though the hotel is not in the city of Castro, it is close to everything-the market in Dalcahue on Sundays and a famous café. I recommend following the map they will send you to get to the hotel using the southern (not the northern approach) approach to Dalcahue (W-55) off of Ruta 5 and then turning right at Rilan. If you do this, you will see all the signs they put on the road to get the hotel. We had a GPS which "gave up" once we got off the road-doesn't matter since the map and signs were super helpful.

We loved staying here! As we drove away at the end of our stay, we were making plans to come back for a family trip. The view from the dining room was spectacular and the food was unbelievably good. The room was very comfortable and we enjoyed the natural, local items such as wool blanket and a collection of woolen dolls on display on the way to our room. Since the hotel is down a long dirt road, we were worried about having to drive into town to get dinner in case we did not like the food. Actually, at dinner, there is a prix fix menu which changes daily along the regular menu (you can order from both menus if youd like). Turns out the food was so good and affordable that we had all our breakfasts and dinners at the hotel. The dining room has a spectacular view.While there, I had a cold and so they made me tea with lemon/ginger/honey at our request and put it in a pot to bring back to our room-I appreciated the care and concern.Even though the hotel is not in the city of Castro, it is close to everything-the market in Dalcahue on Sundays and a famous café.I recommend following the map they will send you to get to the hotel using the southern (not the northern approach) approach to Dalcahue (W-55) off of Ruta 5 and then turning right at Rilan. If you do this, you will see all the signs they put on the road to get the hotel. We had a GPS which gave up once we got off the road-doesnt matter since the map and signs were super helpful.

Centro de Ocio is on a hill overlooking Castro and the fiord below, a beautiful vista from all the rooms and the lodge. The lodge/restaurant serves good meals and the staff is helpful and responsive. It's a great location away from the city but close enough to access both Castro and the national park with ease.

great hotel, helpful staff, good food, beautiful views, trails to walk