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Featuring a fantastic location 1 block from Pedro de Valdivia Metro Station, Solace Santiago offers accommodations in the Providencia district of Santiago.
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Featuring an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Hotel Cumbres Lastarria offers accommodations with free WiFi access in Santiago. Universidad Catolica metro station is 300 metres away.
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"The hotel was lovely. Great location. Helpful staff. Good breakfast with a wide range of options. The lobby bar was great in the evenings. This was a lovely treat for us after a month of backpacking."
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Featuring a fitness centre and an on-site restaurant, DoubleTree by Hilton Santiago - Vitacura offers accommodations in Santiago. WiFi access is available for an extra fee.
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In a prime location in the Pudahuel district of Santiago, LQ Hotel By La Quinta Santiago Aeropuerto is 4-star hotel situated just a 5-minute drive from the airport.
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"- Comfortable beds, clean room and freindly reception staff. Very close to the airport with free shuttle service."
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Situated in Santiago, Quiral Hotel Boutique features air-conditioned accommodation with free WiFi. This hotel is 3.1 km from Costanera Center shopping mall.
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"This is a gem of a boutique hotel in Santiago. Conveniently a few minutes walk from a metro stop, the interior is beautifully decorated, with each room having its own distinct personality. Breakfast was..."
What can you say about Santiago, fantastic. Everyone is different, so my view of Santiago is that it has it all. Grittiness, hectic, soulful, charming, dangerous, colourful. Every time I visit it amazes me how a city with such a contrast of wealth functions as a whole. from the barrios in Pudahuel to the mansions in Las condes and lo Barnachea. the majestic mountains as the back drop (the days that you can see it through the smog!) The fact that every Sunday the city closes a large area for cycling, jogging, skating or walking. Busy bars and restaurants in every corner. The sometimes over friendliness of the locals, don't be surprised to be greeted in every lift by a stranger. To see the racial mix of many neighbouring countries that have made this city their new home, giving this city a more vibrant and relaxed atmosphere. Street vendors, modern multi store brand Malls, cheap booze and food. Santiago is not for everyone and certainly not for the fainthearted, but if you like to get a taste of a fairly safe South American city you can't go wrong with Santiago. Don't Just make it a stop over on your way to the many amazing neighbouring countries, take a few days to dine, wine and relax before going on or returning to your home destination. Santiago won't disappoint
Thomas
USA
6.0
I’ve been traveling through South America for 1.
I’ve been traveling through South America for 1.5 years and working my way down South. I’ve found Santiago to be really expensive compared to other SA countries. I’ve only been in Santiago, so I can’t comment on the rest of Chile. Its pretty clean here and orderly. The people in Santiago are a bit distant, but that’s probable normal for a large city. Again the cost are what are surprising.
Chris
Australia
10
As a Hotel Inspector and Writer for Lonely Planet 🌎 the...
As a Hotel Inspector and Writer for Lonely Planet 🌎 the Streets and People must keep Streets Clean and Learn Basic English. Not many Menus in English for Tourists and very hard to Converse Hop on Hop Off Bus 🚌 Great Value but Guides Hardly speak English? Crowne Staff Great 👍🏿 Nickolas and Carmile and Black Mamba Helped Exceptionally Excellent when Latam Lost my Luggage. Andes Excellent SAN Chritos a must. Shops open very Late most Mornings! Why?
Frances
United Kingdom
8.0
San Cristobal Hill was great on a sunny winter’s day.
San Cristobal Hill was great on a sunny winter’s day. We were lucky that rain during the night had cleared away some winter smog. The Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos is an important and very moving documentation of the 1973 Coup, its aftermath and the return to democracy.
Helen
Australia
10
Impressive city of 2 contrasts.
Impressive city of 2 contrasts. Old and new.
Felt safe and city clean.
Many places and varieties to eat.
Hop on hop off great once you found the start! Included cable car
Hard to find tourist information.
GEOFFREY
New Zealand
8.0
This seems a well organized city.
This seems a well organized city. The weather was lovely, maybe I was just lucky but the extent of provision for al fresco dining suggests that it is often that good. The old Centre is confused and confusing with a lot of construction going on among some fine buildings. The newer eastern end of the city has lots of high rise/office space and wide boulevards with broad treed pavements. Traffic is one way on many streets. The metro is quite extensive and the trains modern and frequent and well used. The city is surrounded by mountains many snow covered (July).
The location was excellent for my needs, in Las Condes and close to the metro and two shopping centres. The apartment was a perfect size for a single traveller who has a few days in Santiago, not too big so it forces you to get out and about but also very comfortable. Staff were very helpful with local advice.
Nice little studio, quite centrally located. Nice host, even though we actually did not meet her in person but she was very available through Whats'app.
All in all, a good place to stay in Santiago. We actually came back once for an extra night a few days later
Excellent location, right next to the Funicular and very easy walk to main central attractions.
Superb staff who were always happy to help and book tours. Wonderful breakfast and great facilities. Our room was at the rear of the property and was very quiet.
Beautiful art deco building with a fun antique elevator. Front desk staff was incredibly helpful. The rooftop terrace serves excellent food and drink.
The bathroom was almost as big as the room itself and served as a handy spot to store our luggage.
Beautifully styled hotel in the best location in Santiago. Great facilties, comfortable stay, great bar and restaurant and walking distance to great bars and restaurants.
Just here for a night and was worried about getting dinner as it's in an isolated, industrial area, but the hotel restaurant has good quality, decently priced food.
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