Powder in Portillo

Ski weeks in Portillo are designed to allow guests the opportunity to ski, relax, let go of worry and enjoy an unforgettable ski resort experience. Portillo is a place free of commercial expansion and distractions. There is no town, no shopping centers, and no Starbucks; just one big yellow hotel, one beautiful ski mountain, 400 guests, and 450 energetic and smiling employees to ensure a care-free vacation.

Guests arrive on Saturdays and after checking-in are free to explore all of the hotel’s features or hit the mountain right away.

Note: guests who check out before 10 AM on Saturday receive an 8th day of skiing absolutely FREE.

Be sure to check out Santiago Adventures special offers for the best ending to your Portillo vacation: a day of cat skiing at Ski Arpa

Recommended trip combinations:

• Add an unforgettable day of snowcat skiing at Ski Arpa
• Book your Portillo ski week during the resort’s special Chilean Wine Week and enjoy wine tastings at Portillo for no additional cost
• Visit world-renowned wine country - check out our special ski week extensions to the Cachapoal/Colchagua and San Antonio Valleys
• Explore the wonders of the northern desert and San Pedro de Atacama
• Experience cosmopolitan Santiago and coastal Valparaíso

Portillo Ski Weeks begin on Saturdays. The 2014 season is scheduled to open June 21, 2014 and run thru the end of September.

Price per Person per Week (US$) Regular Season

*Ski week prices are variable depending on availability and time in the season. Please consult your Santiago Adventures Travel Specialist to confirm rates.

• Hotel Portillo
  • Single Room: $4,250.00
  • Double Room: $3,100.00
  • Suite: $5,100.00
  • Family Apartment (two bathrooms): $2,800.00
  • Children ages 4-11 with an adult: $1,300.00
  • Teens ages 12-17 with an adult: $1,500.00
  • Children under 4 are free
• Octagon Lodge
  • Octagon Lodge 3 (sleeps 3): $2,090.00
  • Octagon Lodge 2 (sleeps 2): $2,490.00
  • Octagon Lodge (bed in quad): $1,800.00
• Inca Lodge
  • Inca Lodge 3 (sleeps 3): $1,150.00
  • Inca Lodge 2 (sleeps 2): $1,350.00
  • Inca Lodge (bed in quad): $1,100.00

*Prices valid through September 2014. Please inquire for new rates.

Pools with a view

Price Includes:

• Seven (7) nights lodging
• Four (4) meals per day
• Seven days unlimited access to ski lifts
• Access to pool, jacuzzi, fitness center, gymnasium, fitness classes, cinema, game room, children’s activities
• Daycare center for children 3-7 years old free of charge
• Daycare for children 0-2 years old available at additional cost
• Cinema room, game room, children’s activities, disco, piano bar
• Ski check, boot check, timed race courses

Check-in and Check-out:

• Arriving guests will receive their rooms by 2:00 pm.
• Check-out is before 11:00 am.
• If guests check out before 10am, they will receive an 8th day of skiing FREE!

Hotel Portillo

Hotel Portillo: The bright yellow building of the Hotel Portillo has become an iconic symbol of the resort. With nearly as many staff as guests, the service is excellent, and amenities are outstanding. Temperate pools and hot tubs provide a great place to rest, rejuvenate, and socialize after a day spent skiing or boarding. One of the biggest advantages at the Portillo resort is the facility to ski in ski out, making access to the slopes very easy. Lodging is full-board, meaning a lift ticket for each day of skiing as well as four (yes, four!) great meals per day.

Octagon Lodge

Octagon Lodge:  Located just steps from the main hotel, Octagon Lodge shares the ski in ski out advantage of the main hotel. Guests in Octagon Lodge have access to all of the same hotel services, including meals, as guests in the main hotel. The lodge is much smaller than the hotel, with each room having two sets of bunk beds and a private bathroom. It is a good option for groups of four and younger crowds.

Inca Lodge

Inca Lodge: Also located on the same complex as the hotel and Octagon Lodge, the Inca Lodge is the most economical option. Suited to the young backpacker crowd, each room has two sets of bunks (meaning you might not know your roommate), and bathrooms are shared. Four meals a day are included in the rate, though they are taken in a self-serve cafeteria and not in the main hotel. Other than meals, guests in Inca Lodge have access to the other hotel facilities.