In some sense, this hotel is in a great location: it's located between between the Barrio Lastarria district and Cerro Santa Lucia park and viewpoint and just a couple of minutes walk from the cafés of Bella Artes. It's also a couple of minutes walk from a metro stop on the red line. Unfortunately, the hotel is also situated right... More

So while the overall location is near a metro and the historic area, the actual hotel is in a dark and sketchy alley. Honestly, it doesn't seems safe after dark. during the day is fine to walk around but after dark is an issue. The rooms are really dingy. I don't think they have been renovated. Ever. Our room had... More

I traveled here with a large group. The rooms are fairly average and dated. You get what you pay for. One positive note is the location. It is close to public transit and next to the Santa Lucia hill. There are also lots of shops and restaurants near the hotel. I would recommend this hotel if you are traveling on... More

Look its not a 5 star hotel and you get what you pay for. The staff were very helpful. It can be a bit moisy as it is above the road tunnel exit but I found it to be OK. Bathroom was a bit ordinary and the room had a bit of a hairdressing smell which was unusual. The location... More

Best thing in this hotel is its location - just off the main road Higgins, at the foot of the green St.Lucia hill in the downtown arty Bellas artes quarter, with lots of inviting small cafés and restaurants round the corner and, as the locals say, a "European" feel. You are at walking distance to many sights and to the... More

If you require posh accommodations, you will not be happy here. But it worked very well for us. We had a room facing Cerro Santa Lucia on the 7th floor, so the view was great even in winter. The room was huge with two comfortable king-size beds and a separate area near the door with a table and chairs. I... More

Hotel is very well located next to Cerro Santa Lucia, between Universidad Catolica and Santa Lucia metro stations and within walking distance to downtown Santiago (Plaza de Armas, Mercado Central) and the Bellavista area, with pretty good bars/nightlife. Staff was also incredible, very helpful with anything we needed. However, the hotel is quite old, with a somewhat gloomy atmosphere and... More