Name: Andenrose
Address: Camino International km 68,5, Región IX, Curacautin, Curacautin, Curacautin, Chile
Rating: 9

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Beautiful place to relax and eat. Our group stopped for lunch after rafting the river next to the Andenrose. We enjoyed the Bavarian cuisine, Chilean beers and even Pisco sours.
The proprietor Hans is charming!

Wonderful hospitality 

The accommodations were cozy and comfortable. The food was sublime (Bavarian/Chilean fusion). And Hans was the most gracious host you could hope for. Oh, and Hans makes a mean pisco sour (best I've ever had).

Superb

The Hosteria Andenrose is located in the beautiful countryside of the northern Lake District and has the look and feel of a Bavarian chalet. We knew we were in Chile, but we felt like we had crossed an invisible border into Germany. We found it delightfully curious that Hans, the friendly proprietor and many of the guests spoke German and/or Spanish.  The main selling point of the lodge  is it's location- situated on the beautiful Cautin river, surrounded by lush forest and rolling meadows, 6km from the nearest town.   After staying mostly in noisy cities, it was a welcome relief to breathe fresh clean air, to hear the incredible diversity of birds and the soothing sounds of the river.   Our room was very clean with soft towels, but pretty basic.   There are lounge chairs everywhere on the grounds, conducive to whiling away an afternoon or evening with a good book.  
Hans was very helpful providing information on nearby attractions, such as Congruillio National Park and the two waterfalls, Saltos del Indio and La Princessa.  
If you are an animal lover, you will fall in love with the two cuddly kitties and Sita, the friendly dog who accompanied my husband on a run and went with us on evening walks by the river.
There is a restaurant in the lodge that offers mostly German fare, but we never ate there so can't speak to the quality. We were disappointed that breakfast was not included in the price as is the case with most places we've stayed.  Although there is public transportation and the lodge offers private tours, it's better to have a car to get around.  
Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Hosteria Andenrose and would recommend it to anyone traveling through the Lake District of Chile.

Tranquil and relaxing

Our group.two couples travelling together,really enjoyed our stay at Andenrose.We had a cabana which suited our needs perfectly-two spacious bedrooms with their own bathrooms,and a shared area with table,chairs,fridge,stove etc.The cabana was set in a meadow next to the pool.We enjoyed a German style dinner cooked by Hans,the friendly owner. The breakfast buffet was pretty good also.

Lovely place

Plus: We had a cabana for 4 nights. Nice and silent location on a spacious meadow behind the main house. The cabana is spacious, has a large kitchen with table and chairs, 2 bedrooms and a roofed terrace with table and chairs to sit also outside. The equipment is functional. Everything was clean. Price is ok with US$ 85 per night (plus tax, without breakfast). Hans, the enthusiactic owner, knows the area very well and gives detailed recommendations for the national parks and area and draws a map for you. You need it since you get no maps in the national parks. A car is very recommended since there is no public transportation to Conguillio, Malacahuello, Tolhuaca and the other parks. Andenrose offers guided tours with car and driver to the parks. Wifi is only in the main building with the restaurant, not in the cabana, but this was no problem for us.

Minus: The shower needs a modernization. Breakfast is average, nothing special. Toast was the only bread, better bread would be great since Germany is the land of good bread. Hans, the owner, cooks also the meals in the restaurant, mainly German dishes. Variety is small, size of the dishes are small as well and too expensive for what you get. We had better dinners in other restaurants in the area with better value for the money. Everything is focused on Hans. If he is not there, nobody can give recommendations etc.

ok but nothing special

Set in the lush Aracauria region of Chile, we experienced hospitality unbounded. Our chalet was idyllic in amongst a field of wild flowers and from the main hotel you can hear the roar of the Caracautin river. Nature is all around. Nothing is too much trouble for exuberant Hans and his friendly team who all speak English German and Spanish. Hans arranged a superb trip to the National park of Chililloyio (sp? )  with a wonderful guide who hiked with us to view the volcano and beautiful lake.   
The food is delicious, locally sourced and cooked by Hans himself - so Bavarian rather than Chillean.
I can't recommend it highly enough.

Wonderful!!

Hans, the bavarian owner is an excellent cook and if you are on a tourist trip and want to see the surrounding nature, he is the man who guides you or gives you the right recommendations.
Rooms and lodges are offered. They are simple and clean and you get good value for your money.

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