Heart of Patagonia lodge details
Location 18km (11 miles) from Puerto Aysén, road to Coyhaique, Nearby Places
Room:
Information 6 units
Prices per night (single & double occupancy)
In Room Amenities No phone
This lodge pulled up stakes recently and reopened with the same name and staff at a property closer to the two major rivers in the region, the Río Simpson and Manihuales. It is another American-owned lodge, this time an ex-editor of Angling Report, John Jenkins, who settled in this region in the late 1980s. The Heart of Patagonia caters predominately to foreigners, the lodge is still close enough to town, if that is important to you.
The lodge is in a remodeled home built in the 1930s by an Austrian immigrant, and the owner has maintained the old-fashioned style with antiques and other homey touches. The lodge has good Chilean food as well as hiking and horseback riding options (it's probably the best lodge for those with nonfishing spouses).
Facilities:
Restaurant; lounge
Credit Cards Not Accepted
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly before planning your trip.
