We stayed two nights at the Hotel Bonaparte in August and had a very enjoyable visit. The hotel is located in a beautiful area of the city, in Providencia, which is convenient to get to the downtown area. The rooms are comfortable and clean with heating and cooling and extra bedding in the closet. We also had Wi-fi internet access in our room. The staff is friendly and helpful and there is an excellent restaurant on sight. I highly recommend the soup! We also had a breakfast buffet included and it was fantastic with fresh breads, fruits, cereals, pastries, juices, etc. The breakfast also included some warm foods such as eggs and meats. The biggest bonus about this hotel is the connecting parking garage, which is a huge plus in Santiago. To go shopping or touring throughout Santiago you will have to pay to park in parking garages practically everywhere you go, and then have to walk some distance to get to where you are going. We stayed at another hotel in Santiago and had to walk a half mile to get to our car, luggage in tow. Not so with Hotel Bonaparte! The garage connects to the hotel and you can take an elevator from the garage directly to your floor. We would definitely stay here again.

Hotel Bonaparte in Mar de Plata is a small hotel located in a residential area surrounded by hundred year old trees.
The staff is friendly and helpful. I will stay here next time I am in Santiago.

I stayed at the Hotel Bonaparte for 2 nights at the end of a 16 day trip to Chile which included Patagonia and Atacama. The hotel room was small to average sized but clean and comfortable. A 15- 20 minute walk to the closest subway. The breakfast was average and the neighborhood residential. However, the hotel staff was exceptional. I lost my camera at the main postal office in Plaza de Armas and while retracing my steps was somehow able to gauge (through my broken Spanish) that some good samaritan had found it and had left his information with the postal office employees. I called the hotel from the post office as I did not completely understand what was going on and the gentleman at the front desk at Hotel Bonaparte (Rodrigo) not only spoke to the security guard at the post office for me and helped translate but also offered to go and get my camera for me which by this time was at a completely different location in Santiago. He did so successfully and when I got back to the hotel that day from my touring of Santiago I had a meagre USD$8 receipt for the cost of the cab which he took to get my camera (which I had already authorized him to do). I was flying back to the US that evening and the photos from my entire trip were on that camera so needless to say I was thrilled. Unfortunately I was not able to thank Rodrigo face to face as he had left for the day but this service like this makes places like the Hotel Bonaparte exceptional!

We had a nice stay at Hotel Bonaparte! It is in a great location in Providencia- about a 15 minute walk to the subway. The staff was always ready to help us with whatever we needed, but they were a little too determined to ensure we had received the wake-up calls we requested. Also, there was one day we only had a couple of towels and the hair dryer would die after a couple of minutes. Don't plan on swimming laps in the pool- it is really more of a fountain. The computers with Internet access were very helpful. Overall, this hotel is a good value in a great location.