Very comfortable rooms, with lots of space and a very good bathroom. The breakfast in amazing and the crew is very polite and helpful. It was a very pleasant experience. More

I arrived on Christmas day and found the hotel very comfortable with lovely outdoor places to sit and read, use the wi-fi and plan my month in Chile. It is in the centre of the open air museum of graffiti art work. It easy to walk into the centre of Valparaiso, catch the metro and take in all of the... More

My husband and I were travelling in Chile and stumbled into this hotel. It's something special... charming, quirky and a wonderful place to visit and stay. The lobby is airy and artsy in a sophisticated way - lots of glass, wood, metal and angles...and interesting artifacts. The rooms are spacious, with hand-knotted kilim rugs and (in our room, anyway) a... More

We checked in on the 30th of December at 10:30 pm- thankfully before the masses began to arrive for the world famous New Years fireworks. Parked right infront of the hotel on the street with the help of Jorge the owner....very nice guy who was waiting for us at the front door! The decor is very interesting and cool. Staff... More

This is a strange hotel where we stayed for 2 nights.The public rooms are fine with interesting decor and features. The location isn't bad and is only about 10 minutes walk from Neruda's house "La Sebastiana". There are also two very good restaurants nearby. However, the people running the place (not local Chileans) have few social skills. The owner was... More

We really enjoyed our stay here and the staff was top notch. The town house rooms were a fascinating design and having two decks (one with a sitting area) really allowed one to take in the great views. The design had some flaws. The bathrooms are on a separate floor from the bedroom and the steep metal stairs were difficult... More

I visited the Valparaiso Vineyard Inn in October, 2011 and stayed in one of its "townhouse suites". "Townhouse" means that the ensuite bathroom is upstairs. Access to a small upstairs deck is through a breezeway with a couch, sufficing for a "sitting area", thus the notion of a "suite". There was not a comfortable sitting area in the suite. The... More

My wife and I spent a few days at the Valpo Vineyard Inn as we trekked around Chile and Argentina on our honeymoon. Our time in and around Valpo was the best of our trip, in no small part because of this inn and its wonderful staff. The inn is situated on a safe, quiet street above the busy downtown... More

The hotel is edgy -- we had a room with a fabulous view of the city and harbor, and were close to Pablo Neruda's house. Odd archtectural quirks which add to the interest -- but this is not for anyone with trouble walking or climbing stairs. The staff was great and clearly thought they lived in a fantastic city (they... More