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PAID CONTENT FOR HOTEL TERMAS CHILLÁN


Hotel Termas Chillán ÑUBLE REGION, CHILE


Set in the foothills of Chile’s Ñuble region, Hotel Termas Chillán offers a contemporary mountain retreat surrounded by forests, volcanic landscapes and the Andes. Located within the Nevados de Chillán Biological Corridor, the hotel has been designed to sit naturally within its environment, drawing inspiration from the region’s rugged terrain and native materials rather than competing with it. Interiors are understated and modern, with


native wood, volcanic stone and expansive windows creating a strong connection to the outdoors. The atmosphere throughout the hotel is shaped by natural light and seasonal changes, from the snow-covered peaks of winter to the deep greens of summer forests. Wellness is a central part of the experience. The


hotel’s spa, Alunco — meaning ‘reflection of the water’ in Mapudungun — focuses on hydrotherapy and relaxation through the region’s waters, which are rich in minerals. Indoor and outdoor pools, steam baths and sauna facilities provide space in which to unwind. In winter, guests can soak in the


outdoor thermal pools while surrounded by snow and mountain views. The landscape itself is one of the hotel’s main


attractions. During winter, the area becomes a popular destination for skiing and other snow activities, with runs weaving through ancient forests and volcanic scenery. It’s quieter and less crowded than many larger ski resorts, making it suited to travellers seeking a more relaxed pace. In warmer seasons, the surrounding mountains


open up for hiking, mountain biking and nature- based excursions. Trails lead through native woodland towards volcanic craters, rivers and lagoons, while the region’s biodiversity also makes it a rewarding destination for birdwatching and wildlife spotting. Dining at the hotel reflects the flavours of


southern Chile, with ingredients sourced from the nearby Itata Valley and mountain regions. Local produce, mushrooms, berries and native ingredients are paired with Chilean wines, highlighting the country’s long-established winemaking traditions.


DON’T MISS Hike through the forests of the Nevados de Chillán Biological Corridor, then soak in the hotel’s outdoor thermal pools


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KEY FEATURES • Trekking nature trails • Mountain biking routes • Arborism adventure park • Flora & fauna spotting • Yoga & fitness


KEY ACTIVITIES • Spa facilities • Indoor & outdoor pools • Sauna & steam bath • Forest & mountain views • Family nature programmes


GET IN TOUCH • termaschillan.cl • +56 2 2751 8310 • reservas@termaschillan.clinstagram.com/hoteltermaschillan


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