In short: Manzanar Hot Springs (Termas de Manzanar) are on route CH-181, 18 km from Curacautín and about 100 km from Temuco, on a paved road. They have 3 thermal pools, private tubs, a spa and a hotel, and have welcomed visitors since 1942. You can go for the day: full day from 10:00 to 20:00 or half day (11:00 to 13:30 or 14:00 to 20:00). In 2026, entry costs about CLP 21,000 to CLP 35,000 depending on the pass. Bookings by WhatsApp at +56 9 2178 0336.
Key facts: Manzanar Hot Springs
| Location | Route CH-181, 18 km from Curacautín (680 m above sea level) |
|---|---|
| From Temuco | About 100 km: Route 5 to Lautaro, then Curacautín and route CH-181 |
| Day pass | Full day 10:00 to 20:00 · Half day AM 11:00 to 13:30 · PM 14:00 to 20:00 |
| 2026 price (reference) | CLP 21,000 to CLP 35,000 per person depending on the pass; lower rate for children aged 2 to 12 |
| Facilities | 3 thermal pools, tubs, spa with sauna and massages, restaurant and hotel |
| Hotel | 36 rooms with thermal water; some with a private thermal tub |
| Bookings | WhatsApp +56 9 2178 0336 · reservas.manzanar@patagoniandina.com · termasmanzanar.cl |
| Annual pass | Available for 4 hot springs run by the same operator (including Manzanar and Malleco) |
Information checked in October 2026. Opening hours, access and prices may change: confirm them before you travel.
Hotel Termas de Manzanar stands 680 meters above sea level, just 18 km from Curacautín and 74 km from Lautaro and Victoria, on a fully paved road. Its waters are especially recommended for rheumatic conditions, back problems, skin conditions and stress.
The hotel has 36 rooms: singles, doubles, triples, double-bed rooms and double-bed rooms with 1 or 2 extra beds, all with thermal water and central heating, and 6 of them with a thermal Jacuzzi. It also has a bar, restaurant, games room, lounge with satellite TV, an outdoor thermal pool, a Jacuzzi and private bathtub cabins.
Hotel Termas de Manzanar
18 km from Curacautín
WhatsApp and phone: +56 9 2178 0336
Email: reservas.manzanar@patagoniandina.com · Official website: termasmanzanar.cl
2026 prices and day pass
| Pass | Hours | Reference price |
|---|---|---|
| Half day AM | 11:00 to 13:30 | From about CLP 21,000 per adult |
| Half day PM | 14:00 to 20:00 | From about CLP 21,000 per adult |
| Full day | 10:00 to 20:00 | About CLP 25,000 per adult |
| Full day with lunch | 10:00 to 20:00 | About CLP 30,000 to CLP 35,000 per adult |
Reference prices from October 2026 (ticket sales site); the official website shows the exact price when you book. Children aged 2 to 12 pay a lower rate. Confirm before you travel.
How to get to Manzanar Hot Springs
- From Temuco (about 100 km, 1 h 30 min): Route 5 North to Lautaro, then to Curacautín and 18 km on route CH-181 toward Lonquimay.
- From Santiago: Route 5 South to Victoria, then route CH-181 through Curacautín.
- By bus: buses from Temuco or Victoria to Lonquimay go past Manzanar; tell the driver where you want to get off.
- In winter: carry snow chains; route CH-181 is often icy in the morning.
Frequently asked questions about Manzanar Hot Springs
How much does Manzanar Hot Springs cost in 2026?
As a reference, CLP 21,000 to CLP 35,000 per person depending on the pass (half day, full day or with lunch), with a lower rate for children aged 2 to 12. The official website shows the exact price when you book: termasmanzanar.cl.
Can you visit Manzanar Hot Springs for the day?
Yes. There is a full-day pass (10:00 to 20:00) and a half-day pass, in the morning (11:00 to 13:30) or the afternoon (14:00 to 20:00).
What is the phone number of Manzanar Hot Springs?
Bookings by WhatsApp or phone at +56 9 2178 0336, or by email at reservas.manzanar@patagoniandina.com (official website details, October 2026).
Where are Manzanar Hot Springs?
On route CH-181, 18 km from Curacautín and about 100 km from Temuco, on a paved road. See how to get to Curacautín.
What facilities does Manzanar have?
Three thermal pools, tubs, a spa with sauna and massages, a restaurant and a 36-room hotel with thermal water.
What is near Manzanar?
The Manzanar–Malalcahuello bike path, which starts at the old Manzanar station, Salto de la Princesa, Malalcahuello and Corralco.
More to see nearby: Hot springs in the Araucanía Andina · Curacautín hot springs · Manzanar–Malalcahuello bike path · Salto de la Princesa