Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Magic Mountain Lodge Hotel in Chile, South America

Magic Mountain Lodge is the name of this strange hotel, which is located amidst the picturesque private biological reserve “Huilo Huilo“, in Chile, South America. This incredible hotel is designed in the shape of a volcano, but the difference is that from it comes out clean water, instead of hot lava. Of course, those of you who want to enjoy the view of a real volcano, just have to look through the window of the hotel to see the volcano Arenal, located on the territory of Costa Rica. In fact, this is an active volcano in front of this intresting hotel.

This hotel, comprising 13 rooms (intresting is’n it?), stands out with a fantastic look and wonderful atmosphere. The exterior is designed in Gothic style, and certainly, it would have liked not only to fans of this style, but also to the fans of fantasy. In front of the hotel has a suspension bridge, so if you want to visit the building, you have to pass through it.

The fabulous hotel is covered with green climbing plants, which get moisture from the water, springing from the top of the makeshift volcano. The magic atmosphere is preserved also in the internal decor of this amazing hotel, and a part of it is a wonderful Jacuzzi and large panoramic windows that allow you to enjoy the majestic mountain landscape.

The interior of the hotel bedrooms is designed in a rustic style, and thus you can enjoy the incredible warmth of the wooden walls. The bedrooms are of three kinds. These are Cabin Room, which is the cheapest, Standard Room, and Suite Room, which is a more expensive. The rustic interior successfully combines furniture with a modern style, and it can be seen in the common areas such as the living area and dining area of the hotel.












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