This contemporary hotel is the top dog in centro. The large, hardwood-floored lobby features lots of inviting couches, a grand piano and a massive fireplace with half of a boat sticking out of it.
This stunning boutique hotel – by far Puerto Montt’s best – in the old neighborhood of Modelo is full of furniture (headboards, wardrobes) fashioned from rescued railway trestles.
This family home is as welcoming as can be, with plenty of art and bric-a-brac on the walls and a fresh coat of paint and new mattresses. Perla and her family will have you feeling like a sibling.
This gated home oozes junkyard charm and is laced with paintings by the owner. It’s shockingly comfortable at this price. Breakfast is extra.
The O’Grimm is a classic, though it’s a little …well, grim in places (the carpet is hurting), but there’s little competition in this price range in the center and it’s centrally located with a helpful staff. Wi-fi’s available.
A quiet respite from Puerto Montt's busy streets, Gamboa is a bit dark and the bathrooms could be bigger. However, it's a helpful and charming spot and rates include breakfast.
Marazul is nothing special, but it is convenient to the ferry port at Angelmó, affordable and includes breakfast.
Even though Pacífico sits on a noisy street, the rooms are quiet in this three-story hotel. The staff is helpful and friendly, the rooms are clean and the breakfast is big.
This castlelike hotel is perched above the water and has spectacular views (from the parts that aren't blocked by the mall). It is well run with comfortable rooms and helpful staff.
Urmeneta is a cozy spot with a lovely owner, clean rooms and firm beds. Some of the rooms are dark for lack of exterior windows. Rates include breakfast.
Located 6km west of town on the road to Chinquihue, this has pleasant sites with hot showers. Local buses from the bus terminal will drop you at the entrance.
A quick but uphill walk from the bus terminal, Vista Hermosa is run by a sweet woman and has plush (by budget standards) rooms. Beds are comfortable and rooms have cable TV.
You’ll be greeted with open arms at this traveler’s mainstay five blocks from the Navimag. It has a large sunny kitchen full of travel info and warm wooden walls and floors.
