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Casa Bueras Boutique Hotel
This boutique hotel in the heart of Santiago is perfect for travelers! Just 5 minutes' drive to Costanera Center and La Moneda Palace, with great transportation links. Unwind in the outdoor pool or treat yourself to a massage after a long day. Enjoy free WiFi and a complimentary European breakfast – so thoughtful! 😊 With family-friendly amenities and 24-hour airport shuttle, it's ideal for both families and business trips. The Art Deco style adds a unique touch to your stay. Highly recommended!
Hotel Luciano K
Windsor Suites Hotel
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Casa Bueras Boutique Hotel
Absolutely exceptional stay! From the moment we arrived, everything felt warm and welcoming. The room was spotless, beautifully designed with a perfect mix of modern comfort and local charm—luxurious yet cozy. The staff went above and beyond: friendly, attentive, and always smiling. They even helped with our luggage and offered great tips on nearby spots to explore. Breakfast was a highlight—freshly baked bread, homemade jams, and rich local coffee that made mornings feel special. Location is fantastic too—just a short walk from the city center and easy access to public transit. Every detail was thoughtfully done, making us feel truly at home. We left already dreaming about coming back. If you're looking for a memorable, authentic experience in Santiago, this place is a must-visit.
Hotel Luciano K
Staying at Hotel Luciano K felt like stepping into a living piece of Santiago’s history. Built back in 1820 by one of the city’s most renowned local architects, this place has that timeless elegance reminiscent of old-world luxury hotels—think classic European charm with a distinctly Chilean soul. The vintage elevator still works, adding a nostalgic touch to every ride up to the rooftop lounge and restaurant. From there, the views are unforgettable: the iconic Cerro Santa Lucía, the tallest building in South Africa (yes, really), and the distant Andes mountains stretching across the horizon. Sunset and moonrise here are simply magical. I stayed for eight days, and by the end, the staff all knew me by name—friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm. Breakfast was generous and delicious, while dinner at the rooftop venue was surprisingly excellent. The hotel is perfectly located in Santiago’s cultural heart. Walking distance takes you to top restaurants, bars, grocery stores, and major attractions. Right across the street is a huge open-air food plaza where you can hop on a cable car up to Cerro Santa Lucía for panoramic views of the entire city. Nearby, a vibrant art market offers quirky little souvenirs and handmade crafts. Across from the hotel lies a spacious park with a historic 1900s horse-drawn carriage path—about two kilometers long—leading straight to the National Art Museum. Perfect for morning runs or quiet strolls. This isn’t just a stay—it’s an experience. For anyone who loves heritage, atmosphere, and great service, this hotel delivers beyond expectations. Highly recommend.
Windsor Suites Hotel
Staying at Windsor Suites Hotel was a fantastic experience. The hotel is perfectly located right next to a peaceful park, so waking up to birdsong and fresh air felt like a mini escape from the city. It's just a 10-minute walk to Plaza de Armas, making it easy to explore the heart of Santiago on foot—no need for taxis or public transit. The room was clean, well-maintained, and had everything we needed. What stood out most was the value for money—comparable hotels in the area charge much more for less. The staff were friendly and efficient during check-in and check-out. Overall, this place offers comfort, convenience, and great ambiance. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Santiago.
Hostal Boutique Casa la Barca
Staying at Hostal Boutique Casa la Barca was an absolute delight. The location is perfect for exploring Santiago—walking distance to great cafes, shops, and public transit makes getting around a breeze. The place is immaculately clean, with cozy, comfortable beds that made for a restful night’s sleep. The breakfast was a standout: abundant, fresh, and varied—there was something for everyone. The staff went above and beyond with their warm hospitality, making us feel right at home. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated. I’d highly recommend this gem to anyone visiting Santiago. We’ll definitely be back—this is exactly the kind of stay you want when you’re looking to experience the city like a local.
Italia Suite
I arrived at 2:00 PM and even though I had mentioned in advance that I'd be checking in late, no one answered the door or offered any assistance. It was frustrating to show up and have no staff available to greet me or help with check-in. The location is decent—close to public transit and downtown—but the lack of basic hospitality really let down the experience. For the price, you’d expect a little more professionalism, especially when guests are arriving after hours. Definitely not something I’d recommend.
Ventana Sur Hostal
Tucked away on a quiet street in a charming part of Santiago, Ventana Sur Hostal is an absolute gem. Ivan and Lex, the hosts, go above and beyond—offering local tips, a welcoming glass of wine, and even a slice of homemade pizza. The pool is perfect for summer days, and the shaded terrace is ideal for relaxing with a book or chatting with fellow travelers. The common areas are warm and inviting, making it easy to connect with people from around the world. Breakfast is included every morning and is deliciously simple. We stayed in a private room by the pool—quiet, comfortable, and beautifully kept. It’s no surprise that many guests, including ourselves, are already planning a return visit. In fact, several travelers we met had come back multiple times. If every stay in South America could be this enjoyable, we’d be thrilled. This place truly feels like home.
Hotel Angamos
The Hotel Angamos delivered an excellent stay overall, with only one minor downside: the breakfast coffee was quite basic and served at 8 a.m. — though I was already aware of this before booking, so it wasn’t a surprise. In Chile, simple breakfasts are standard, so claims you sometimes see online that ‘Chileans consider breakfast the most important meal’ aren’t really accurate. Most companies pick up guests between 5:30 and 7 a.m., which means you’ll likely miss out on a proper morning meal if you’re not prepared. This is actually a common complaint among Brazilian travelers across nearly all Chilean hotel chains. A small improvement would go a long way — adding a fresh juice, a slice of cake, or a piece of fruit to breakfast, plus offering a basic bathroom kit (shampoo, soap) could definitely set this hotel apart from competitors. That said, the location is convenient, the staff friendly, and the value for money is strong. Definitely worth staying if you're visiting Santiago.
Hostal Vitalia
I stayed in a private room, which was decent and comfortable overall. One thing to note is the lighting—since the window faces a pizzeria and there’s no blackout curtain, it might be disruptive for light-sensitive sleepers. I was initially worried about noise, especially since free earplugs are available at reception, but surprisingly, I wasn’t bothered at all—probably due to exhaustion. The bathroom raised some concerns: I nearly slipped twice because the so-called “bathtub” has no handrails or support at all. Also, the shower water suddenly turned cold more than once during my stay, which startled me and made me lose balance. That said, the street the hostel is on is fantastic—full of great restaurants and a lively vibe. Breakfast is included, though I didn’t have it. The shared kitchen is a nice touch for travelers who want to cook their own meals. Other rooms and bathrooms are basic but clean and well-maintained. It’s definitely not luxury, but for the price, it’s a solid option if you’re looking for a budget-friendly base in Santiago.
Hotel Sahara Inn
Hotel Sahara Inn is an excellent choice for travelers looking to explore Santiago with ease. Located just a short distance from the airport, it’s incredibly convenient for early check-ins or late-night arrivals. The central location makes getting around the city a breeze—public transit is just steps away, and major tours frequently pick up right at the hotel, saving time and hassle. I’ve stayed here multiple times, and each visit has been comfortable and stress-free. The staff are friendly, the rooms are clean and well-maintained, and the overall value is outstanding. If you’re planning a trip to Santiago, this hotel is a top-tier option that truly delivers on comfort and convenience.
Hotel Guayaquil
The check-in experience was underwhelming, and we were required to pay upfront upon arrival, which felt a bit inconvenient. To our disappointment, there was no free Wi-Fi available throughout the property, and breakfast wasn’t included either—something that wasn’t clearly mentioned in the listing. We booked three rooms on the third floor, but the overall atmosphere felt lackluster and far from welcoming. What stood out the most was the misleading advertising—promising Wi-Fi access when it simply wasn’t there. It made us feel misled, especially since this is a basic expectation for any modern hotel stay. While the rooms were clean and functional, the lack of essential amenities and poor guest service brought down the overall experience. For travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and transparency, this hotel falls short. I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re on a very tight budget and just need a place to sleep.
Diego de Almagro Providencia Express
I stayed here recently and was really impressed with the experience. The hot water takes about a minute or two to come on, but it’s definitely available—no issues there. Located in a safe, affluent neighborhood, I felt secure throughout my stay. The front desk staff were very helpful—they even allowed me to store my luggage after check-out, which was a huge convenience. Room amenities were standard but well-maintained, and everything worked perfectly. Breakfast was a highlight, especially the grilled cheese—it had such a rich, comforting flavor and was absolutely delicious. Overall, great value for money, clean, quiet, and well-located. Would definitely recommend this place if you're visiting Santiago.
Departamentos en Santiago R&M
The location is actually quite good—convenient for getting around Santiago, especially with the metro nearby. However, the property feels outdated and not well-maintained. The biggest issue? No heating at all—neither central heating nor even a small electric heater or radiator to help keep warm. It's completely unreasonable to charge a decent price without providing basic comfort like warmth, especially during colder months. I can see how locals might tolerate it for a short stay, but for travelers seeking comfort, this is a major downside. The lack of essential amenities makes it hard to recommend unless you're on a very tight budget.
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