Alma Chilota

"The hotel is very comfortable. We stayed in the ocean-view room and the experience was truly incredible. It's a hotel with only six rooms, run by its owner, which greatly enhances the experience. The breakfasts are wonderful."

Enjoy Chiloé

"This is supposed to be the best hotel in Castro. It was fine. Comfortable rooms. Breakfast was also fine. Not too many services to offer and location is a walk from restaurants or stores, but again, we were told it was the best that Castro has to offer."

Palafito Azul Apart Hotel

"Not what we expected, location is good, apartment accommodation has the minimum required for a short stay, lacks kitchen tools, it is impossible to contact reception or find someone afterhours, contact phone posted at the reception never answers. No flexibility for a late check out (1 hour) unless you pay extra. High cost for the value it provides."

Hotel Diego de Almagro Castro

"Very good hotel, spacious rooms and comfortable beds, there is a very interesting indoor heated swimming pool... internal restaurant with good prices, cleanliness ok"

Hotel de Castro

Refugio Pullao

"I love this place, not only because the bay holds a profusion of bird life, but because the place is so peaceful. The people who work here are remarkably nice and friendly. The food is delicious--easily some of the best dinners I had in the 2 weeks I spent in Chile--and generously portioned. The rooms are wonderful--huge windows looking out onto a lawn and out over the bay. Sunrises are gorgeous. Sunsets even moreso. I've now stayed here twice for 5 nights each time and if work brings me back to Chiloe I will stay here again. February is the perfect time, but I would like to com in December when it would be even more peaceful."

Hotel Esmeralda

"All excellent hotel service as well as restaurant and reception clean and very comfortable room rich and fresh breakfast,personal careful when consulting about tours or places to know was really pleasant to reach this hotel "

Hotel Parque Quilquico

"We spent 4 days in hotel Parque Quilquilco and enjoyed every minute. The staff is kind and helpful and was always willing to cater to our needs. Sol and Priscilla at the desk had a wonderful disposition. In the restaurant we want to highlight the service of Diego Fernández. Diego speaks excellent English and is proactive, kind and dilligent. He went out of his way to get the special food my husband needed. He really made a difference. We also loved our beautifully decorated, warm bedroom, nice hot shower and gorgeous views of the Cove and meadows. If you plan to visit Chiloé be sure to stay at Parque Quilquilco."

Sizigia

"A charming hotel, a palafito (stilt-house built out over the tidal cove) with a lovely view of a working harbour and terriific light. It's central, well-run, clean, very spare and simple but comfortable. The big problem is structural: unless your room is on the top floor it's like having giants dancing overhead; added to this, all pluming noises - baths running, toilets flushing, taps turning on and off - are clearly audible in the rooms on each side or below. This is difficult to fix, so probably very big earplugs are your best bet. The extremely fixable problem is the wifi, which really didn't work in our room; we stood on the landing or went down to the cafe to get a signal. Wifi extenders would solve this simple problem and I hope the hotel does so, because it's a pity not to be able to give the place a full five stars."