A boutique lodge and spa in the Olmué valley, about 80 minutes from Santiago, with a thermal pool, outdoor baths and day passes for non-guests.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Walk-ins
- Yes
- Access
- Day passWalk-ins welcome
- Good for
- CouplesFamily friendlyGroups
- Price
- Upscale
Olmué Natura sits in the Valle de Olmué, next to Parque Nacional La Campana, roughly 80 minutes from Santiago via Ruta 68 or Ruta 5 Norte and the Cuesta La Dormida. It started around 2010 as a small rural property and grew into a lodge with 14 suites and 8 cabins, built around a stated focus on sustainability and local circular economy rather than large-scale resort facilities.
The spa side includes a thermal pool, outdoor baths, and a restaurant or café on site, with guests and day visitors both able to use the spa circuit. Returning guests mention a heated pool alongside an open-air one, a quiet, green setting, and massage treatments as part of the spa offering. Some rooms, like a suite named Picaflor, come with a private jacuzzi.
It's positioned for couples, families and groups, and operates as a resort spa at an upscale price tier. Walk-ins are accepted and a day pass is sold for those who want to use the spa without booking a night in a suite or cabin. The site also runs an events venue (Terra Viva), hosts weddings, and takes corporate retreats, so the property functions as lodge, spa and event space combined rather than a stand-alone treatment center.
Listed opening hours only confirm Sunday as open around the clock; hours for the rest of the week aren't specified in the data available, so it's worth calling ahead or checking the website before planning a visit, especially for a day-pass trip from Santiago.
Good to know
- Can I visit the spa without staying overnight?
- Yes, walk-ins are welcome and a day pass is available for visitors who aren't booked into a suite or cabin.
- What's included in a spa visit?
- The spa area includes a thermal pool and outdoor baths, with massage treatments mentioned by past guests; there's also an on-site restaurant or café.
- How far is it from Santiago and how do I get there?
- It's about 80 minutes from Santiago, reached via Ruta 68 or via Ruta 5 Norte and the Cuesta La Dormida, in the Valle de Olmué near Parque Nacional La Campana.
- What are the opening hours?
- Only Sunday is confirmed as open all day in the available data; hours for other days aren't listed, so it's best to call or check the website before visiting.
- Is it a good fit for couples or families?
- Yes, the lodge markets itself to couples, families and groups, with suites ranging from two-person rooms to larger cabins for up to seven.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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