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This place is a lie, images in the site are not what it looks like when arriving. Most images are CGI or from other places. Internet runs like a snail even at the coffee room. Overpriced for what they are offering. The room is too hot, there is no safe as mentioned on the site. No laundry service, no touristic information, not even a tour through the facility when arriving. It is listed as a Hotel when not even offer a room service. All staff leave at 8 pm (good luck if you did not have dinner). Staff members just blame the current pandemic situation but they do not advice or provide any additional information on surrounding areas (lack of ideas to assist guest in case they need it). Room floor was noise, felt like walking on cracked glass. Behind the pool looks like they have a junk yard (broken chairs, tables, washers). Staff members only excuses that they are reforming the place. Power was out for about 5 hours during our last day, I never was informed, I asked that I needed to charge my laptop to keep working. They send me for few hours to another near facility so I could charge my laptop to keep working. The administrator don't know how to resolve situations and had lack of empathy for their guest. I DO NOT recommend this place for family with kids!!

Nice town, rent a car will be helpful as you can find many things to do within a 15-mile radius. Destileria Mistral has amazing food, El descanso del Elqui great pisco sours and definitely go for an astronomical tour, we did it with Nomades and was amazing!

The visit to the Pisquera Los Nichos was superb. Our guide spoke to us in Spanish and I translated to my husband. Also the visit to Las Cavas Vineyard owned by Don Raimundo, a geophysicist, and his wife Doña Margis, an engineer, who decided to retire to the Elqui Valley and make wine, was very interesting. They have gained a Gold Medal for their Syrah wine and have created a magical home. Faviya' is owned by a lovely lady whose son now works at Peumayen restaurant in Santiago. Her Copao juice is delicious as are her empanadas. Doña Meli's restaurant tucked away in the valley of Horcòn is worth the wiggly journey...ask for her Pisco sour with her reduction of grapes into a sort of syrup...it is delicious. The owner of the Bar Romer has a great taste in music, pizza and cocktails.

Wonderful town, well kept, clean, lots of delicious restaurants to eat in. The central square is attractive and has many options of food to buy and eat on the road or artisans booths to buy jewelry or other things.

Amazing little town in the Elqui Valley. It’s more of a couples place than for a solo traveller and can be tricky without speaking much Spanish, but head out to the bars and restaurants and friendly locals will come and speak to you! I highly recommend the astonomy and self guided bicycle tour too. You get to see so much of the valley with the latter, incl swimming in a river full of locals and visiting artisan markets. Also, before arriving I was really stressed about lack of info on getting from the airport (La Serena) to Pisco Elqui. There is a bus stop less than 5 mins walk from outside the airport (exit, turn left and cross the road. It is unmarked but opposite a marked bus stop on the ground). The last bus leaves at 8pm, so as long as you arrive at the airport before 7.30pm (giving enough time to collect luggage), you should just make it!

Quiet village with a good restaurants and places to see - in and out of town. Not recommended in January or February as it is usually jammed packed and the village does not have the infrastructure to deal with large volumes of people.