Hot Springs Termas de Cauquenes
I'm back from my trip down South. It was so beautiful. I am noticing that in the area around Santiago it is even warmer, summer has finally come! I like things in extremes, and I hope you do to. If soaking in 120-degree mineral water in Carrera Italian marble tubs is your idea of a good time, Termas de Cauquenes hot springs resort may be for you. Located in a quiet valley painted with tall, pale green cypress trees, this hotel complex set alongside the rushing Cachapoal River is less than two hours south of Santiago.
Posted by Rebecca at
9:34 PM
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I am thinking about spending three days in this place in December 2008. Would you mind telling me what is the rate you pay in 2007? I have been searching in the web but I find a wide range of prices: from US$73/night to US$130 and I'm confused. I already sent an email to Termas de Cauquenes to request information, but I'd like to have a customer's point of view.
Thanks!
Termas de Cauquenes is the best place to stay and eat that my husband and I have ever been. We are world travelers and enjoyed Chile tremendously with the highlight being Termas de Cauquenes. The rooms are very nice, but it is the food and scenery that makes it the best. It is owned by two chefs who will surpass any taste expectations with 10 course meals at dinner. Deffinitely take the half or full pension option to eat dinner at the hotel. The hotel is located in the Andes foothills on the edge of a cliff overlooking a river and surrounded by eucalyptus trees. With the hot springs, pool, tennis courts, extensive park along the ravine, and hiking trails in the nearby national park. The staff goes above and beyond. I really cannot express how much we loved Termas de Cauquenes.
I have stayed at Termas de Cauquenes several times, and it is an experience not to be missed. It is total relaxation, with excellent food to boot. Whenever I travel to Chile I always try to spend a weekend at Termas.
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