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Hotel Refugia Chiloe

If you travel to Chile, you will want to be sure you stay a night at one of the best hotels in the country. This magical hotel is Hotel Refugia Chiloe and rests on Chiloe Island, which was recently chosen as one of the most recommended destinations by the New York Times. This luxury hotel papers its guests with world class accommodations and a backdrop consisting of Chilean mountains and volcanoes.

The Hotel Refugia is an all-inclusive hotel that is full of rich experiences. Each of its 12 rooms all have beautiful sea views. All of the hotel’s furnishings are hand made by locals using Chiloe Island’s wood and textiles. If you are hoping for relaxation, you’re in luck as the hotel spa has many services available such as dry saunas, wet saunas, Jacuzzi and a massage room.

If food is your passion, you will be pleased to know that Hotel Refugia relies on local produce from the Rilan Peninsula. Here they have kept tradition and environmentally sound farming methods alive. The resident chef creates dishes using the very best surf and turf coupled with delicious house wines which were selected from the best Peruvian vineyards.

For those in search of a bit of adventure, the Hotel Refugia offers a variety of full-day or half-day excursions that range in difficulty. Whether you are looking for a peaceful walk or a more challenging multi-sport activity, the hotel would be be happy to accommodate.

If you are in search of the ultimate hotel set in a Latin paradise, look no farther than Hotel Refugia Chiloe. It literally has something for everyone and will leave an impression on you with the relaxation, cuisine and possible experiences that are available to its guests.

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