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DoubleTree by Hilton Santiago Kennedy
This hotel is your perfect choice in Santiago! Located in Vitacura, just 5 minutes from Costanera Center and Arauco Park Mall, it’s super convenient. Enjoy spa massages, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center to unwind. With free WiFi and 24-hour front desk service, all your needs are covered. Dine on Mediterranean cuisine or relax with a drink at the bar. Whether for business or leisure, the business center and wedding services have you covered. Plus, free self-parking and airport shuttle make everything a breeze!
Hotel Brasilia
Hotel Ismael
Hostal Rio Amazonas
ShortStays Santiago
Ventana Sur Hostal
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Espacio M
Hotel Santiago Centro is the top choice for guests visiting Espacio M, just a 3-minute walk away. The hotel features art-inspired suites with curated collections and panoramic views of the city skyline. Book an Executive Suite to enjoy exclusive early access to exhibitions and complimentary guided tours through the gallery’s rotating installations.
Yes, Hotel Santiago Centro offers a dedicated artist pathway connecting directly to Espacio M, ensuring a safe and seamless 3-minute walk. Guests receive a complimentary Art Explorer Pass, granting free entry and priority access to monthly artist talks and behind-the-scenes exhibition previews hosted at the venue.
Hotel Santiago Centro stands out with its curated art-lined rooms designed by local Chilean artists, each featuring rotating installations. The Skyline Art Rooms offer unobstructed views of Espacio M's striking architecture, especially stunning at night when the building glows with dynamic lighting. Guests enjoy a signature Greek-inspired welcome tea service accompanied by live jazz performances, creating a truly immersive Latin American art experience.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Santiago Kennedy
Staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton Santiago Kennedy was an absolute highlight of my trip to Santiago. The location is fantastic—right near a safe, upscale neighborhood with easy access to dining spots just a short walk away. I found it super convenient to get to the historic city center via Uber, and the ride was quick and affordable. Contrary to what some people say, Santiago isn’t as dangerous as it’s often portrayed. I walked around the old town area without any issues—just kept a low profile and avoided showing off valuables, and everything felt completely safe. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and offers a great balance of comfort and convenience. If you're looking for a reliable, secure base in Santiago, this is definitely one of the top choices. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat.
Hotel Ismael
This hotel is perfectly located—quiet and peaceful, yet just a 2-minute walk from lively streets filled with great bars and restaurants. It’s only an 8-minute walk to the nearest metro station, making city exploration super convenient. Right in front of the property is a beautifully shaded park, perfect for morning walks or relaxing after a long day. The grab-and-go breakfast is a real highlight, especially if you're hitting the road early for sightseeing or heading to the airport. Everything about this place feels thoughtfully designed—comfortable, well-located, and incredibly convenient. A top-tier stay that truly delivers on every level.
Hostal Rio Amazonas
This hostel truly exceeded my expectations. Located just steps away from the Argentine Embassy and within easy walking distance of the metro, getting around Santiago was incredibly convenient. I booked the smallest private room—definitely not a shared dorm—and it was surprisingly comfortable with a window, great natural light, and a peaceful atmosphere. The breakfast wasn’t self-service but served as a set menu, and it was delicious and satisfying. What really stood out was the front desk staff. During my trip, I accidentally got something in my eye, and by Friday evening, the university hospital’s ophthalmology department had closed. Emergency services wouldn’t take me either. On Saturday morning, I asked if they could help me find a doctor—most websites were in Spanish, which made things tough. Without hesitation, the staff went online, called multiple clinics, and finally managed to connect me with a private eye clinic (similar to an 'Eye Hospital' in Hong Kong). They helped me get seen promptly and resolved the issue. Their kindness and dedication made a huge difference during a stressful moment. This place isn’t just about location or rooms—it’s about genuine care. Highly recommend for any traveler visiting Santiago, especially those who value helpful service and a welcoming vibe.
ShortStays Santiago
The stay was excellent—clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. I needed a few things during my visit and reached out to the front desk; they were incredibly responsive and helpful, going above and beyond to assist. The location is convenient, just a short walk or quick metro ride from downtown Santiago. Great value for the price, and I’d definitely come back. Highly recommend this place to fellow travelers looking for a reliable and welcoming stay.
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 Las Flores
The hotel is decent and comfortable overall, though the walls show some signs of moisture. Luckily, the heating works well, so we never felt cold during our stay. The staff were exceptional—especially the lady who prepared breakfast and handled housekeeping. She was incredibly kind and attentive, making our experience much more pleasant. One thing to note: quietness is required in the rooms, so please keep noise levels down to respect fellow guests. It's a solid choice for travelers looking for a no-frills, friendly stay with good value. Located conveniently near public transit, it’s easy to explore Santiago without hassle.
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.
Hotel Boutique Holitel
Staying at the Holitel Hotel in Santiago's Los Leones district was an absolute pleasure. The hotel feels welcoming and well-managed, with a warm atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. My room was cozy and thoughtfully designed—clean, quiet, and equipped with strong Wi-Fi, perfect for staying connected on the go. What really stood out was the included breakfast: fresh, delicious, and varied, offering a great start to each day. The location is fantastic—just a short walk from shopping areas and public transit, making it easy to explore the city. I truly enjoyed every moment of my stay and would highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone visiting Santiago. It’s not just a place to sleep—it’s a comfortable, stylish retreat.
Brizen Apartments Pedro de Valdivia
My stay at Brizen Apartments Pedro de Valdivia was a major disappointment. From the moment I arrived, there were issues with check-in—apparently I had to register at the front desk, but the building is residential and security was extremely lax. The doorman wasn’t even checking IDs, letting almost anyone in. The main entrance door was broken and barely functional, which added to the unease. The elevator creaked like it was about to fall apart, and the hallway smelled strongly of garbage and something else unpleasant—really off-putting. By the time I got to my unit, I just wanted to collapse. Inside, the apartment looked okay at first glance, but the bathroom showed clear signs of poor cleaning—stains on the tiles, like it hadn’t been properly sanitized before my arrival. The balcony was littered with cigarette butts. I was exhausted and tried to sleep, but the noise from outside was unbearable: constant traffic, buses rumbling by, loud exhaust fans from nearby restaurants, and people shouting on the street well past 2 a.m. It was impossible to rest. I reached out for a refund, but received no response. Overall, this was one of the worst stays I’ve ever had—poor maintenance, weak security, and extreme noise pollution. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.
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.
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