We arrived at Puma Lodge expecting a great experience in the Andes. However, we arrived to a hotel that seemed to lack direction and management. After a three hour drive from the airport, we were not even properly welcomed and were greeted with "Passport please". Pros: Beautiful setting, our outdoor guide JP was fantastic, hotel architecture, hike and rock climbing... More

My husband and myself spent last weekend at Puma Lodge. Even though we came from Santiago, it was a hard dirt one hour road, after Rancagua, from Coya. Our trip was not exempt of adventure, but this had nothing to do with the resort. When we were around 15 kms. away from the lodge, we realized we had ripped one... More

The lodge is placed at the end of what is a one hour drive of an essentially well maintained dirt road that starts in the town of Coya. Nonetheless it is highly recommendable to go in a high vehicle, not necessarily a 4x4, due to the climb to the lodge in the last few kilometers. The placement of the lodge... More

We were a small family group aged from 5 to 67 and we all enjoyed our stay at Puma Lodge. The Lodge is well laid out with plenty of seating areas with views of the impressive scenery. The rooms were good with excellent bathrooms and comfortable beds. The restaurant served very good food and the staff could not have been... More

We had a wonderful experience at Puma Lodge , the place is in incredible amazing views of Mountains 360 degrees ...Condors flying on top of your head....The Hotel is outstandig ( food & service ) . Perfect place to relax and connect with mother nature ...

I had the pleasure to visit Puma Lodge twice this year. Once in the summer, and the other during winter. My two trips were very different, not only because of the climate, but because in summer I went by myself, and in winter we were 6 friends having a blast! The place is a dream. Not only the view, but... More

went to Puma Lodge for a weekend about 1 month ago with my girlfriend and 3 other friends. 3 of us were going mostly for the heliski experience (first time), and the 2 girls were joining us for the weekend. Heliski was amazing, awesome and unbelievable; Francisco and Stefan (the guides) did a great job taking us to incredible peaks... More

Went to Puma Lodge with 4 friends in mid July and had the best heliski experience in the Cordillera de los Andes. Although the last snow storm was 2 weeks before, the helicopter enabled us to go any mountain to find the best snow quality and 2.000 meter high vertical drop slopes. The hotel is great and so is the... More

Easy highway access to the base, less than 2 hours from Santiago. They pick you up at the base if you do not drive a 4x4. In the middle of the Andes, beautiful landscape if you like the mountain. locals use funny names for references. It is all set for Heli sky, fishing, etc. 5 min flying from the base.... More