Exceeded all expectations. Accommodations are incredible. Though the rooms and bathrooms are a…read morelittle small. The dinners are exquisite wow I miss them. Staff so kind. Incredible skiing of 450 people on the resort. I never waited for a lift. Great traversing. Fresh powder came flowing.

From the moment we got there I couldn't wipe the smile from my face. While this isn't the largest…read moreresort you will encounter the runs are very diverse and leave something for everyone. There are also lots of areas to find good powder on the slopes. The true treat of the hill is that pretty much all the runs seem to funnel to lake giving you fantastic views all day long.

I never had a view like this for lunch. Simply stunning…read more Portillo sits right in front of Inca Lagoon and before walking down to the lake, we had lunch here. It was around 12pm and it didn't get busy until later. The staff were all professional and the place had the upscale feeling too. I had a chicken breast plate. It was good, but not mind blowing. Prices are definitely higher than the city, but considering the location I understand. Service was slightly slow. The gift shop was fun, it had a lot of things- tshirts, jackets, postcard, winter gear etc.

Is this the highest lunch stop in Chile? I think it probably is…read more The hotel has a bit of a 'The Shining' vibe about it, but I'm sure that it's a very cosy haven during the winter skiing season. We only stopped in for lunch, and we were so hungry that I forgot to take a picture of the yummy grilled salmon with shrimps and gnocchi that we both had. There was an interesting and very yellow sauce on the salmon that looked suspiciously cheesy to me, but it didn't taste like it. Not great for veggie choices, but there was a quinoa burger on the menu so not a total write-off. Great view of the Inca Lagoon from the dining room too. That's some legend about the name involving an Incan princess, but I'll leave you to look that up yourself.