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Accommodation for your ski holiday at Corralco, Malalcahuello, Chile

Accommodation options near Corralco

Malalcahuello is a small rural town  aproximately 140 km  (87 mi) from Temuco airport in the Araucanía region and  13 km from the Corralco ski centre. Between Malalcahuello and the ski centre there are many accommodation options, most somewhat cheaper than Corralco.

The type of accommodation most abundant are cabins which have the benefit of independence and a feeling of being at home; there are also hostel options, lodges and three hotels.  If you need comfortable, cosy cabins see this website: https://www.chilewild.com/chalets/. These cabins are spacious with beautiful views and are designed for temperatures below zero. They are situated on a small goat milk farm where goat cheese and artesan ice cream made from goats milk can be purchased.  Other options can be found here:   http://www.malalcahuello.org .

Take care to plan your holiday and book your accommodation in plenty of time as Malalcahuello gets booked out in winter. The busiest times are the July school holidays. Between March and April may be a good time to book but even earlier in the year may be better if you have a large group or want to ensure you get what you are looking for.

The accommodation may be booked directly with the establishment or vía agencies such as Booking.com or Airbnb etc. Note that many establishments don´t advertise on these very commonly used website travel agencies in winter, they prefer clients to book directly from their own websites or social media platforms.

If you wish to reserve a room in Hotel Corralco it´s recommendable to make your reservation early in the year to avoid disappointment.  This is particularly the case if you have a group booking to make.  Ski teams from the northern hemisphere tend to book the Hotel out, particularly in August.  The July school holidays in Chile is another time where it may be difficult to find a room. During summer, Hotel Corralco offers discounts on their ski tickets so watch out for those.

 

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