Hotel Centro de Ocio Chiloe

All of the 11 suites which make up OCIO Territorial Hotel have been inspired by nature and the traditional construction of Chiloé. They are unique designs that provide an intimate and quiet space that invites guests to connect with nature. Decorated with local materials, inside and outside of larch tiles, the rooms were built without disrupting nature and its space. The design aims to  highlight the essence of the natural and rural environment in which the hotel is located. Some rooms benefit from private balconies, perfect to enjoy the panoramic view of the Fjord and the City of Castro. Facilities include an onsite restaurant, the Matriarca Restaurant, which served wonderful cuisine daily, and also the Spa Alma, which is a wonderful place to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the hotel and its surroundings.

There are six exterior rooms (40m²) with a terrace, all rooms  have an infrastructure that from height they look like a bird’s wing, with large windows facing the beautiful myrtle forest; the Fjord and city of Castro. All six rooms can accommodate 2 – 3 guests and comes with one super king – size bed and one sofa bed.

Wind, Earth and Forest are three rooms (60m²) inspired by the elements of nature, it is the theme of the architecture and decoration of these independent suites. These rooms can accommodate two guests and include one super king size bed and one sofa bed. Also, all rooms offer a terrace with panoramic views of the Castro Fjord, surrounded by the myrtle forest. They have heating, coffee makers, wifi, cytophone and bath with whirlpool tub.

Two rooms (30m²) inside central hotel building, inspired by the theme of the forest, located in the central building, offer greater proximity to the restaurant, bar and fireplace area. Oriented to the west, with an incredible view of the Fjord and the city of Castro, it has large windows, which invite you to contemplate landscapes, sunsets and enjoy your leisure time.These rooms can accommodate two guests, offer one super king size bed, one bed sofa, private bathroom with whirlpool tub, wifi, cytophone, safe and heating.

This gorgeous and traditional old Chiloe house was restored by the owners of this place, it was remodeled and equipped with all the necessary comforts to receive groups between 6 to 11 people. It has 200 square meters and a large terrace overlooking the Fjord and the City of Castro. The lodge comes with common areas, heating, coffee maker, sofa bed, queen beds, safe and a private terrace. Chiloe lodge is also very close to the farm sector and trails, making them easily accessible for guests.

Matriarca Restaurant is inspired by the “Matriarchs”, meaning women who by their age, wisdom and knowledge possess authority and are the most respected in a large family or community. Dishes are devoted to their traditions, in ancient recipes full of love and magic, enchanting and surprising visitors. A fusion of culture and passion, a mixture of flavours and smells where the protagonist is Chiloé, and where different products from the area such as fish, shellfish, seaweed, potatoes and fruits of our forest are intertwined to conjure the perfect dish.

The restaurant offers a first level gastronomy, in an environment surrounded by nature that allows an incredible disconnection and the spectacular quality of service. The menu has been hand selected by the chef with products that are locally sourced and kept to a high quality of standard. Also, the restaurant offers its guests buffet breakfast, lunch, cafeteria, dinner and bar service.

An ideal place to enjoy the flavours and ingredients of the island of Chiloé.

An all-inclusive option includes a selection of leisure activities which invites guests to reconnect with the surroundings and discover the hidden gems of Chiloe Island. There are activities you can partake in regardless of your stay which include nature tours, wellness activities and romantic experiences.

At OCIA come and meet with leisure Places that the Rilán Peninsula hides; a captivating rural sector that invites you to immerse yourself in the traditions and rural life of Chiloé. Let yourself be surprised by the dynamism of the edge of the sea, its landscapes, marine biodiversity and nature, discover the outdoor activities, whether it is walking along the edge of the sea, sailing or kayaking through the Castro Fjord. Enjoy with OCIO the rural and peasant life, sharing their traditions and way of enjoying life.

Enjoy and discover together with LEISURE pristine places of the Isla Grande de Chiloé, share with the OCIo hosts their stories, know their fields, you will connect with the cultural dynamism of an Island stopped in time, which preserves and cares for its ancestral traditions. Be amazed by the wooden architecture of Chileo’s churches, the unique landscapes and the rich history that this millenary Island hides.

“OCIO Territorial Hotel are aware of the importance of the environment that surrounds us, and that the execution of activities can generate impacts on the environment, the economy and the local community. That is why OCIO voluntarily and publicly commit themselves to follow guidelines and commitments that contribute to the sustainable development of the hotel and the tourist destination, in order to minimise the impact and contribute to nature and local communities”.

“The experience at OCIO Territorial Hotel is linked to life in close proximity to nature and caring for cultural heritage. That is why they carry out actions that allows them to transmit environmental education to their neighbours and visitors, through respect and care for nature, the natural environment and local culture take steps to reduce their environmental impact through recycling glass, plastics, cardboard and organic waste. Through prioritising the use of reusable materials, also separating solid and liquid waste. Therefore,  reducing polluting emissions. OCIO promote the economic development of their environment at the neighbourhood, communal and provincial level, through the purchase of local products such as decorative items, food, tourist excursions, and various materials, prioritising fair trade principles as much as possible”.