Santiago Hotels & Hostels (74)

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Lively and bustling, this rather unremarkable looking hotel makes good with its superb staff and relaxed residential location. (Don't be intimidated by the fishbowl lobby sustained by stone and s…

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It's hard to beat this comfortable midrange value. The staff are smiley and unflummoxed by odd requests. For fun, cruise the cafés of nearby artists' neighborhood Lastarria or any of the dozen c…

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Call it quirky but presentable. This midrange option occupies prime real estate between Santa Lucia hill and the bohemian Lastarria neighborhood. While dated by a few decades, the atmosphere of M…

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Intimate and interesting, the Hotel Orly earns points with sheer charm. As it's one of Providencia's best deals, try to book ahead. This petite 28-room hotel will seduce you with its gorgeous noo…

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While not a screaming deal, the quirky Hotel Paris offers reasonable value and friendly service in one of Santiago's loveliest little neighborhoods. The petite balconies with views of the cobbles…

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While Plaza Londres appears to have suffered a style short-circuit, it is still proudly affordable in the exclusive and often expensive París Londres neighborhood.

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If you can get beyond the boar's head in the stucco lobby, you'll find this to be a pleasant oasis in beautiful Barrio París Londres. Super-size doubles on the 2nd and 3rd floors go for the same …

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Location, location, location. If you want to coax a little romance out of Santiago, you can't beat the cobbled streets of Barrio París. Residencial Londres draws in guests with great rates and pa…

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Dripping with good taste, the Park Plaza can be a bit much (witness the doorman in his gold-piped cape and top hat, for example). It is all part of the luxury package. Although the service here t…

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Looking like an old Star Wars set, this high-rise offers secure apartment living in the centre of Santiago. SSP Apartments occupy the 12th to 19th floors of a modern high-rise, their fantastic vi…

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Sample the good life at this stylish, nonsmoking guest house. It's close to the action but tucked away in a leafy neighborhood of mansions where the streets are named for generals.

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Mere stumbling distance from Bellavista's many watering holes, this is perhaps not the place to go for quality shuteye. Rooms are comfortable enough, and discounts exist for stays of several nigh…

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The front rooms of this established, unpretentious old hotel have double-glazed windows, ironically making them even quieter than rooms behind. The staff is warm and only too happy to help out.

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Part of the Hostelling International group, this big, airy place is a secure, tidy and friendly budget option, and is good for meeting fellow backpackers. It's cheaper if you have an HI card.

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This Art Deco ship-shaped building set out on a concrete foundation in the surf ('it's not next to the sea, it's on the sea'), dates from 1936. The rooms can't get many complaints - luxuriously c…

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This unassuming option brims with matronly charm on the inside. Snug rooms have hardwood floors and good beds. There is a comfortable sitting area as well.

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Part of Chile's most established luxury hotel chain, the rooms at this central four-star hotel are modern but not quite as grand as you might expect. There is also a pool, restaurant, cafe and ba…

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Although its grandeur is a little faded, this well-established business-oriented Santiago hotel remains bright and comfortable, and has pretty views over the ex-Congreso Nacional's gardens. Rates…

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A sweeping wooden staircase, high ceilings and ornate wooden doors hint at a grander past in this fading but comfortable old hotel, with a fine view out onto Plaza Vergara. The MTV music in the l…

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The grand old man of the local hotel scene may be showing signs of age (renovation was underway at the time of research), but there is still no classier place to spend the night in Viña, confirme…

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Rooms are surprisingly pleasant at this unremarkable-looking hotel. Its 2nd-floor restaurant fills with the hubbub of lunchtime diners during the week. Ask for rooms on the 11th floor for a view …

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An elegant exterior masks some nondescript rooms, but the management is welcoming, fostering a genuinely relaxed atmosphere. Ask for a room at the back with a view onto the lush tree-lined park b…

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Eleven clean and pleasant rooms offer heat and cable TV. Alberto, the owner, knows heaps about the region and arranges tours to Circuito del Loro, a historical mining site. The restaurant gets cr…

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A massive Marilyn Monroe portrait greets guests in this quirky, good-value place. It's centrally located with a big lounge, faded decor and large rooms that can get chilly in winter. It's not cle…

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