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Stayed at Lastarria 43-61 twice during my trip to Chile: stayed at both building 43 and 61. Both locations are very convenient, and within walking distance to Plaza de Armas. It is also very close the Metro (2-3min walk), so you can explore Santiago easily. There are a lot restaurants, and its very busy on the weekend with street vendors. Surprisingly, even with all these crowds, both places were very quiet. Staying at Lastarria 43-61 also gives you a 20% off on some of the neighborhood restaurants. We tried Tambo (Peruvian) and it was great! Building 43 (2 bedroom): My only issue is the wifi; it's very spotty, and seems to work only in the main hallway. Anywhere else, it's not good. Building 61 (2 bedroom superior): Great apartment. It's a two floor apartment, and 2 bedroom and 1 bathroom is on the first floor. The second floor has the second bathroom, kitchen and patio! Wifi works well throughout. The stairs is the only downside; not super child safe; have to be vigilant.

I had an unexpected stop over in Santiago because of the strike in Argentina. I booked the hotel at the Airport quickly and was very happy with my choice. The staff spoke perfect English, the room is very nice and styled well with nice antique furniture and a writing desk. It's located in a quiet area and just around the corner are some pretty little streets with quaint restaurants, cafes and markets. It's also a quick walk to some shopping areas and malls.

Everything was perfect at this hotel, from its location to its excellent service and great restaurant. It's in a quiet side street, just off busy Av Providencia in the lovely suburb of Providencia, close to shops, a bank (where I withdrew Chilean pesos using my Australian debit card), restaurants, attractive homes and the delightful Metropolitan Park and San Cristobal hill over the other side of the Mapocho River. Staff were without exception friendly and helpful and spoke good English, some perfectly and accentlessly. My room was spacious and modern and the bathroom very well appointed. The shower was very good. The hotel has an attractive modern decor. Apart from the excellent and varied breakfasts (including custom-cooked omelettes - a rarity at the hotels I stayed at in South America), dinners were superb and offered a variety of typical Chilean cuisine as well as more conventional dishes such as risottos and pastas. Every meal I had was high quality and the service was faultless. Breakfast was included in my very reasonable tariff. The suburb of Providencia, where the hotel is located, is quite an up-market area and I really enjoyed strolling the lovely surrounding streets, particularly over the other side of the Mapocho River, about 5 minutes walk away. I had frequent stunning views of the Andes in the background of lovely leafy streets and attractive houses. The area is about 4 km from the Plaza de Armas, the 'centre' of Santiago. Providencia seems to be one of the main hotel areas, with Sheraton, Hyatt and other high-end hotels close by. Overall I loved staying at the Solace Hotel and in this area and would be very happy to stay there again next time I'm in Santiago. I have no hesitation in recommending this hotel.

This hotel is an excellent choice for stop-over hotel; It is not until you stay at other Chile and Peru hotels that you realise the Diego De Almagro offers great accommodation with much more space and features than higher star hotels offer. Staff at reception, restaurant & bar are all very nice and helpful. Everything seems possible and nothing is too much trouble. Around the corner from reception there are 3 computers with printers connected for free printing - I used it to print out flight tickets and boarding passes. Restaurant is real homely and buffet breakfast was good; if you are lucky you may even get a fresh capuchino if the machine is switched on :) As we had a midnight flight departure I used the garden loungers in large lawns area near lovely pools to soak up the sun and peaceful atmosphere for quite a few hours.

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 an ensuite plus the bed was very comfortable. We were traveling with a few articles of luggage hence had to strategically had to place it in the room to avoid tripping over it but it was manageable. The breakfast didn't have a vast selection but more than adequate. It was well prepared and fresh with an assortment of cereals, yoghurts, breads and fruit. The staff kept close vigilance to ensure the coffee was always warm and the servery was kept replenished. The staff were very pleasant and friendly, they are great ambassadors for Santiago willing to share tips on how best explore the city and give general information.

Booking through Agoda got us a discount on the hotel rack rate - great, this is a 5* hotel in Providencia about a 5 min walk from Avenida Providencia - the main route into central Santiago. Hotel very smart with a doorman and everything. Room very reasonable size - huge bed and plenty of space. Really nice shower. Breakfast included was great, brilliant fruit selection, breads, pastries and cooked items. Very helpful staff and concierge. Book a taxi at transvip desk in airport to get here and then hotel booked us one back at 3am for early morning flight cost $CLP 21000 so good rate for that time in the morning. Didn't check out the pool or health spa but if anything like rest of hotel would have been really nice. Ratings only apply based on the discount agoda rate. If you had to pay full whack for this things might be different.

This is a wonderful small hotel in a quiet, up-scale neighborhood. It's beautifully designed, modern and artistic. Even though it's in a quiet neighborhood, it's just steps away from the junction of two main subway lines and a luxurious shopping mall. There are many restaurants close by, in all price ranges. The small staff were very helpful. The hotel is new and not yet well known, so it wasn't very busy. But I'm sure it'll get known through word-of-mouth. I would stay there again in a heart-beat.

I was on an academic at University of Chile at another neighborhood in Santiago and yet my local host recommended this hotel to me despite being at 10km away from the campus. The reason they gave is that the hotel is located in Manquehue, the new commercial district which is relatively safer - which I agree. There is a subway station, a supermarket, a shopping mall, restaurants and eateries within walking distance. At anytime, at least one of the staff members at the hotel reception speaks English. However, none of the hotel restaurant staff speaks English; though they are quite friendly and helpful.

Do not recommend this hostel to anyone who does not speak fluent Spanish, or who cannot keep up with the speed of Chilean Spanish. Treated pretty rudely by two of the three staff because of this (however, the young man at the front desk was very nice). I have never felt so patronized or unwelcome, except maybe as a non-French speaker in Paris. Additionally, the advertised hot tub does not get hotter than a tepid 28 degree Celsius. That said, the location is very peaceful and quiet, although far away from the city center as others have noted. However, it is super easy to take the metro and nice to see the suburbs. Great value for your money overall, although it’s clear some of the staff dislike Americans.

The Atton Hotel on Av. Alfonso de Cordova has an excellent location at walking distance to Parque Arauco Mall and (a little bit longer walk to) Av. Alfonso de Cordova's main atractions. It also has comfortable rooms with LCD TV's and frigobar. The staff is professional and attentive. The hotel is clean and modern. I found very annoying I couldn't charge the Taxi fare to my room. The hotel has a "special taxi" service waiting at the front. It is more expensive than regular (Black/yellow) taxis. I don't mind paying an extra to enjoy the convenience, a better car and service but I found complicated to be always with local currency to pay for it. The hotel has to solve this issue accepting to charge the taxi to the room. It is common practice at other good hotels in Santiago (e.g. Marriott) and I found it very convenient and customer oriented. The breakfast is included in the rate and it is OK (considering it is included on the price)for my taste. I missed an Expresso but it is a personal taste. I found this hotel an excellent value for money alternative in Santiago.

I was there during a curfew after having booked months before the protest. Mr.Luis was so calm and do all possible to get me the taxi earliest as possible as curfew allowed. He called the taxi company many times to make sure I could reach the airport ontime for my super early flight in the morning 6am. to Easter Island. Without his extraordinary service, I would have missed my flight. Thank you again Mr.Luis and Plaza de Armas Hostel. Will stay with you again when I pass that way. Regards Nathin Tongsiri

Facility was immaculate and clean, location was in a business district with lots of cafes and restaurants around. Morning jog around the area was nice too. Metro station was a block away, very convenient. Staff was very responsive and friendly whenever I needed help. Room and bathroom was well designed. Water pressure and hot water supply was steady and good. Breakfast was okay/sufficient. The gym is small (essentially one of the hotel rooms converted to a gym).