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Reino Fungi Lodge

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The quirky Reino Fungi Lodge has taken inspiration from the surrounding enchanted forest of Huilo Huilo for the styling and decor.

One of an eccentric and unusual complex of hotels to be found within the enchanted forests of Huilo Huilo, Reino Fungi Lodge is a quirky tree-house-style property shaped, as its name suggests, like a giant mushroom. The structure itself has 22 rooms, whilst most facilities including restaurant, bar, library, games room are located within the adjacent Nothofagus hotel and surrounding forest. All the styling and decor is inspired by the natural surroundings and crafted by local artists.

Walls, doors and stairs are all carved out of regional wood. In the grounds or connected to the accommodation you’ll also find a swimming pool, mini-golf and a spa with massages, sauna and steam room; there’s even a micro-brewery.

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What our clients say

  • Highlight: The Atacama Desert

    BL, Tunbridge wells Jan 2018

  • I loved the desert and my husband liked Patagonia.  The lunch in the Casablanca wine valley was outstanding.

    SD, Mar 2016

  • Most Memorable Moment?: Very difficult! Vulcan Osorno, Moon Valley (even if not part of the arranged itinerary!), Tatio Geysers, Easter Island statues...

    RW, High peak Jan 2018

  • The excursions in Torres de Paine were exceptional.

    AD, Cambridge Mar 2016

  • Overall we have had two of the most memorable weeks in one of the world’s most varied geographical environments and the friendly Chilean people. Thank you JLA.

    SJ, Welwyn Sep 2012

  • Most Memorable Moment?: Rapa Nui - a unique environment with lots of architectural and historical interest and also comtemporary culture (Tapati festival). Very interesting.

    AB, Burnham-On-Crouch Mar 2018
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