Loved this place, it's simple but stylish and has a great laid-back vibe, just what you'd expect from a surfing hang-out. The room is simple, minimalist but comfy, breakfast and dinner were great, the cerveza perfectly chilled...and the private outdoor baths are awesome, under a forest of pine trees. Yes, you need a car to get down to the beach... More

The surflodge is situated in a nice forest of eucalyptus trees. I've been staying here during the Chilean spring and the place is full off flowers (especially at the pool and SPA resort). If you a surfer, you will love the place because it's a place who's designed for surfers and is runned by surfers. Because the place is full... More

We booked here on the recommendation of a friend but our first disappointment was that as a 'surf' lodge, it's not accessible to the beach (ie, you can't walk there) but rather it is a 1km drive down the very bumpy unpaved road leading to the lodge and then a further 1-2kms to Punta de Lobos or another beach. The... More

I went with on Jan7-Jan9 in a party of four. We had a good time until when we were leaving. we had been stolen!!! one on us noticed that she didn`t have her Euros and USD on her walet.. at the begining we think she might have left them in Santiago, but she noticed that a couple of checks missed... More

If you are looking for a lodge right on the beach with hipsters crawling around... Nah, don't go to the surf lodge. It's more quiet, relaxed in the evening there is a big fire crackling in the courtyard and people are nice and friendly. The food is very good, the rent boards and wetsuits for free it you are staying... More

I was visiting the Posada after several years knowing about the place. I didn't check that much before I book the only room available (long week end in Chile), and to be honest we were very Disappointment regarding the room quality: no views or privacy, you need to keep the curtains close if you want some privacy because is just... More

This hotel is very overpriced. You need to have a car to stay here otherwise it is a very long walk to the town and beach. Confirm rates before you stay as we were overcharged from what is advertised on the website. The receptionist can only speak English when it is suits her (i.e when trying to cut a deal... More

This place is not so close to the beach, but not far either, if you go by car it is 10 min far from Punta de Lobos. So you can surf as much as you want and then just go back. The lodge was wonderfull and people were really kind with us, we stayed at the Cabana for 3 people,... More

We spent one night at Posada Punta de Lobos in Pichilemu. This property is 6 km south of Pichilemu up in the hills overlooking the ocean. The hotel is brand new (Feb 2007) with 8 rooms, cabins, bar/restaurant/area to relax, pool, etc. Our 12 year old son slept on a bunk above our bed and we had a queen below,... More