Hostal Victor — Hotel in Pucón

We initially reserved for two nights on booking.com. When we arrived the owner showed us to our room, which was a small double with private bathroom and a skylight, 23000 CLP per night. Not particularly nice, I enquired as to whether there was a room with a window and the first response was no, they are all busy, after I made a comment to my partner about leaving after two nights to find another place in pucon, a room with a window became available....we ended up staying for six nights and there was only ever one other couple in the place, why not offer the better rooms straight off? ||However, that said, the room we changed to was very comfortable and clean. The wifi was good throughout. The kitchens (there are two) are adequately equipped. The location is good, close to the main high street. As mentioned the owners were fine, but not at...

Started out staying a couple of nights here and ended up extending for another 4! ||||Pros||- close to bus stations and town ||- comfy warm rooms||- two kitchens to cook in plus more seating at dining room table, next to the lovely log fire||- hot showers||- reasonably priced||- friendly owners who are just knock away if you need something... otherwise they will generally leave you be, which i like||||Cons ||- the communal computer is pretty slow but the wifi is fine so use your own device or head to the super speedy internet place in town||- walls are a bit thin or we had particularly noisy people staying at the same time as us||||I would stay here again and recommend it...

A great little hostel in a lovely little town. The hostel has comfortable rooms with private or shared bathrooms. There is a shared kitchen downstairs.||||The owners were both kind and friendly.||||Pucon is a beautiful picturesque town with stunning views of the Villarrica volcano. There are plenty of activities to do, and loads of tour operators to help you make the most of your stay.||||We climbed the volcano, went horse-riding, visited nearby lakes and waterfalls, and relaxed in the geothermal springs. The sunset over the lake Villarrica (or Mallolafquén to give its name in Mapudungun, the language of the local Mapuche people) was...