Traveling to Chile? Find Santiago hotels

good location,friendly staff,pricing is right. Yvan the manager goes out of his way to make you feel welcome. Staff helped me with my flight booking and other queries. Great warm atmosphere. During my short stay we had a salsa night when a relative of the manager came along to show guests the way to dance. It was informal but fun. Privacy is respected but if you want t...

this place would be perfect except that it is in an 'iffy' part of town. the staff, and signs there, warn guests, but a hosteler was robbed , right in front of the place while i was there. so one needs to really watch out once out and about in the neighborhood. I am sorry to have to say this, but there are other women/older people like me who might consider a differen...

Great place to chill at the end of the trip. After sifting through numerous hostels in Santiago, Landay was a clear winner for me, as it ticked all the boxes - at least on paper. I've seen much worse properties charging a lot more. The reality wasn't much different. Great value for money.

Great location, excellent facilities, safe and secure luggage options, helpful staff. A perfect choice for any visit to Santiago.

It is a filthy, dirty smelly place. don't stay here!

Many lovely shops hidden in the neighborhood to discover and also quiet enough to rest. Shower is hot, but a little be cold in the room at night. Staffs are very friendly to help.

Merced 88 is a good solid choice for a hostel, albeit one that is a little too large to have much personality. There is a large locker and outlet for each person in the dorm, which was sufficiently spacious. Located 3-5 minutes away from the Baquedano metro station, getting around Santiago was convenient, although the nearest cheap grocery store was a 15 minute walk. T...

Close to main sightseeing points of Santiago,help full staff,clean

This was our first stop in South America & this hostel was the best introduction. Upon checking in greeted by Angel - who was just amazing, to the location - perfect walking distance to the nightlife area but also easy to get to the museums and sights in the day. Breakfast was delicious - eggs available, cereals , breads & so much fruit. Perfect to start the day. W...

I don't know why but for some reason the lady receptionist was so unprofessional, unfriendly and lazy! We arrived the hotel at 15:33hrs from New Zealand with a 14 hours flight! Me and my husband's first time in South America! I greeted her in Spanish language, I gave my passport and she said she just need to finish something if I can give her 5 minutes. Fair enough we ...

So kind family running a small and lovely hostel. close to the airport (less than 10mins by car from the airport). free fruits available anytime. pick up& drop service with a reasonable price!

I love this place, and I made it my central base for all travels in Chile. The rooms are the best value you can get for what you pay, fluffy white towels like in a 5 star hotel, tv and free wifi in room, comfy matresses. The overall atmosphere of this styleful hostal is like in a family. They make you feel at home. Staff is most helpful and friendly. Last not least a c...

The hotel was not clean. It was an old and dirty hotel but it was cheap for Santiago. The lady that runs the hotel was really nice and helpful. The location was close to public transport.

Everithing is fine. Please, remove those ugly angled shelves in the room! We always hit against them.

While I only stayed for one night, I find this hostel very homey, very welcoming. Staff are fabulous and replied to my enquiries immediately. (Erick Sydney)

We arrived from Valparaiso on a bus. We had an Email from the agency, about a kilometer away, to arrange key pick up and payment. The apartment we rented was on the 19th floor of a tower block. It was OK. The Metro station was just 60 metres away. The apartment was clean and well equipped apart from the two ring hob. There had obviously been an electrical problem som...

Hotel Santa Lucia is conveniently located just a few blocks from the Santa Lucia Metro stop, and just a blocks from the Plaza de Armas and other sights. It is an older hotel in need of updating, but it is perfect for budget travelers. The staff helped so much with a variety of needs. Breakfast included juice, coffee, tea, several kinds of bread, butter, jam, and scr...

The Panamericano Hotel is a treasure in the midst of a busy downtown area, close to the government and business zones of Santiago. It's tucked away in the center of the block, and is quiet, and convenient--and with an excellent price. We two mature women stayed there and were delighted with the clean room, comfortable beds, and the wonderful fresh breakfast with fruit,...

Fantastic location, all in the center and walking distance. Check-in in the hotel hallway, no front desk.

The proprietors are good people to deal with. No problems. Easy for transport, cheap for the location, and reasonably well appointed.

the place was difficult to find. a 10 minute walk from the metro station. but if you plan to travel to the nearby cities during your stay, i recommend staying near the bus terminals instead. the staff only spoke russian and spanish. he was not very helpful and got frustrated when he did not understand my questions. would never stay here again.

The worst place I’ve ever stayed at part time being the faulty towers the only good thing I can say about the place was the staff are okay we had to change rooms because the toilet didn’t work the TV didn’t work there was bear electrical wires exposed breakfast you couldn’t eat and a cup of coffee with an instant one with no milk

Pros. Quiet, price is good Cons. No shared kitchen

A cosy and friendly place in great location. Can walk to most attractions and plenty of eating places in the neighbourhood. Hearty breakfast served by Karla. Host Ignacio was welcoming and helpful.

Overnight stay in Santiago, NH was listed as a 5 star hotel but was more on a 3-4 star level. Room was comfortable, location reasonably central, breakfast was good. Overall an ok stay, if you are not expecting the polish of a 5 star establishment.

Hotel is in superb location for sightseeing in the old centre and just 2 blocks away from metro. There are loads of shopping streets and an old market place close by, but to larger malls you need a metro. Hotel was clean, and the rooms were ok, especially if you consider the price level. Definitely no luxus, but works more than well if you need a place to sleep. Person...

We would recommend this Apart Hotel; we got 2 bed rooms, 2 bath rooms, a common living room with TV and a kitchen! Great for several persons. Check-In is only at 3pm; but all the other services/features were good. Staff is friendly and helpful.

great hotel in good location of downtown santiago. working distance to all sights and short taxi to nightlife. the rooms are large and well equipped. its a tall tower so if you get a high level for your room you can see the mountains clearly and cityscapes.

Andres and his team run a welcoming and comfortable boutique hotel in the Providencia. Located near the Manuel Montt metro station or easy walking distance from the historical centre of Santiago , the bohemian restaurant precinct of Bellavista or San Cristobal hill to get the best views of the city with the back drop of the Andes. The room was quiet, well fitted with...

older hotel, decent seize rooms, will all the comfort of a 3 and a half star hotel, breakfast is buffet, but strictly continental with hot scambled eggs and toast. The hotel is located on Benardo O Higgins Blvd the main road and can be a bit noisy, centrally located to Down Town and the key business and pedestrian district