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Discover the best hotels, B&Bs, Inns, and holiday rentals in Santiago, based on 210,703 real reviews from actual guests.
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Too many people use Santiago as a gateway yo South America and don't appreciate what the city has to offer. Atmospheric restaurants in buzzing barrios are just part of it. Locals very friendly. Metro cheap and a breeze to use. Barrio Bella vista and Lastarria have a really good feel.
More people should learn english very hard in shops speciali Went to 4 chemist shop to get what we wanted Plain eye drops even educated people ( chemist) We could not believe it Regards Bartel verschuure Tallai Queensland Australia
Santiago is an interesting city with many attractions within a short walking distance. It has an aboundance of places to eat from high end to less complicated food. Ample attractions within easy walking distance. .
Criminals try and con tired and wiery travellers at the airport by bombarding them and confusing them with lies and deceit. Constantly also asking for tips for disinformation. Transport from airport is difficult to arrange unless you know what you are doing. Santiago food in general is terrible and very expensive. Overall very expensive city for little return. Very few people speak English.
Bellavista was great to explore. Good food, wine and vibe. Enjoyed Neruda's house and wandering through the markets. It's an easy city to walk around. Would love to return to do some days trips around the city.
The variety of stores to shop at and the wonderful places to sight see... For example the market place, Mercado Central, the food, the Capital building, LA Moneda, with its fountain and led lighted water display, not to mention the museums. Chileans are really friendly and outgoing. A really enjoyable trip that I recommend for any tourist across the world.
“The hotel is on the third floor of the intercity bus terminal. It is an ideal location if you are traveling by Tur or Pullman bus from Valparaiso to Santiago. Also, bus leaves about every fifteen minutes from this location to the airport. Bus fares are ridiculously cheap. Basically at the same location is the University of Santiago metro stop. The manager spoke excellent English and he and his staff were kind and helpful. Aside from manager, limited English spoken by staff. The berry juice at breakfast was delicious.”
“I loved having a refrigerator in my room and the location was close to airport with free transportation only to the hotel not on the return but it was only $5 to return back to airport .The bathroom was very clean with thick towels and nice amenities .lounging by the pool was so relaxing.”
“Francisco is the consummate host, emailing after reservation to check if I needed and airport transfer, taking time to explain good things to do in Santiago, and preparing a truly fantastic breakfast. The room was fantastic as well, of the standard you'd expect from a 4 or 5 star hotel.”
“very convenient for santiago airport. Go to LE FOURNIL in the airport terminal for great, cheap food”
“The Aparthotel is part of the Heidelberg University and as such the apartments are really neat. It is located in the Providencia district, which is the upscale district of Santiago. The metro station is a bit of a walk away, but the walk there is quite pleasant. There is also a big shopping centre (with cinema) approximately the same distance away. And despite the fact that it was an apartment breakfast (in the common room) was included in the price.”
