Hotels Near Feria Navideña Parque Santiago Bueras in Santiago

On our recent trip to Chile, our last city to experience was the capital, Santiago, and we stayed at the Hotel Diego de Almagro Santiago Centro, situated extremely centrally on Avenida Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins. The hotel is comfortable, our room on the 9th floor overlooking Avenida Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins was spacious, with 2 large beds. The hotel was well-maintained and the staff extremely helpful. Hotel Diego de Almagro Santiago Centro is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Santiago as it is walking distance form many of the major attractions, including the magnificent Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral and the adjoining square, La Moneda Presidential Palace, San Cristobal Hill, Santa Lucia Hill, Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Arts (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino), Plaza de Armas, and San Francisco Church, amongst many other interesting cultural and historic attractions. Also, importantly, the hotel has a supermarket situated right next door for any essentials or snacks or food or drink one may be looking for. But what really created a special experience for us at the Hotel Diego de Almagro Santiago Centro, was LEO, the fine gentleman at the reception (Recepcion). Leo, with his trademark smile, welcomed us and made us feel at home from the word go. He gave us our room on the 9th floor with spectacular views of the city. He was our go to person for all information, and expertly guided us to local restaurants and eateries, making extra certain to give us safety trips as we walked or travelled around Santiago. He always had a smile for us, enquiring about our day, each time we arrived back at the hotel. I must also mention that his other team members were very courteous and helpful. The bonus of staying at the Hotel Diego de Almagro Santiago Centro, was that i got to jump into my first international marathon experience, as that Sunday morning there was a marathon event happening right on Avenida Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins !! We enjoyed our concluding stay in Chile all thanks to Hotel Diego de Almagro Santiago Centro and especially to Leo.

Razoável… esperava mais da habitação que me colocaram em vista das fotos aqui, mas ao invés disso me colocaram em um quarto no térreo, sem ventilação e extremamente barulhento. As portas tinham janelas, então qualquer movimento que havia al lado de fora, despertava meu sono. Barulho externo não tem, mas interno? Muitooooo! Contudo, vamos aos pontos positivos: - Bem localizado; - Atendimento cordial; - Bom diálogo dos funcionários. Deixo aqui meu obrigada as meninas que cuidam do café da manhã, extremamente educadas.

Let's start with the fact that I've been using Booking for many years, and I know that their policy regarding room photos means you get what you book, the pictures when you choose a room are not just ”sample” pictures. We ordered a large room with two bright windows, but got a room with one window that faced a wall. Arriving in the evening at the hotel, leaving in the morning for the flight. So, the first disappointment - a different room. Secondly, since we are just friends, we always choose a twin room, but since there wasn't any available, we settled for an “extra large double bed,” but the room had a regular double bed. The bathroom floor was filthy. The bathroom fan made a noise like a motorcycle. All of this was just the beginning of the upcoming tragedy. The shower - no hot water. Not even warm. First, we were told to wait for 20 minutes. Then we were asked to turn it off, wait again for 10 minutes. One of us was already wrapped in a towel, hoping for a shower. The other was trying to find a solution at the reception. The water was still freezing. The receptionist, although trying to help, was irritated and didn't hesitate to say that it wasn't his fault. Finally, he suggested taking a shower in another room. We grabbed our belongings and went there - a small room on the third floor, where we actually found the “extra large double bed”. Although there was no window and the room was much smaller, at that stage, the most important thing was the shower. We asked about the morning shower, and the receptionist said we could either come back in the morning or move to this room now. Although it was on the third floor and each of us had large baggage, we decided to move, especially since the bigger bed (which we ordered) allowed us to have a comfortable sleep separately. The receptionist offered help with baggage, but never helped. The reception looked rather offended. No one offered us even a cup of tea as an apology. As if the shower was just a whim of ours. Then breakfast was supposed to start at 8 am. We had to leave for the plane at 8:40, so we wanted to have breakfast at 8, being washed up and packed. We went downstairs at 8:05. There was no buffet or set tables. After 5 minutes, the lady brought us a glass of juice and a yogurt, without a spoon. After another 5 minutes (8:15), she brought us cutlery, tea, and toast bread. She asked if we wanted scrambled eggs, we said yes. She asked if we wanted ham with that, to which we said 'no ham' and 'vegetarian'. After another 5 minutes (8:20), the lady brought us scrambled eggs with ham in.. ketchup/jam tiny bowls. I told her I requested no ham, and she said there was no such possibility because they were making it all on one pan, and we had to either eat it with ham or not eat it at all…. 😊 I went to the reception to say that requesting plain scrambled eggs after waiting for 20 minutes was not a sophisticated request, and asked for scrambled eggs without anything. It turned out that it was possib

Katherine was so nice and accommodating as I arrived late at night but she met me no issues. Full time front desk and pool was nice. Please remember these are apartments so no shampoo, bodywash or toothbrush etc. towels were left on bed and the bed was super soft and amazing! Very quiet and located block or so from palace in case you wanted to see the changing of the guard.

This is the hotel I have stayed for the longest. Stayed for more than ten days. Front desk communication was not particularly ideal. Can change cash, breakfast is good. It is very close to the Weapons Square Museum, the subway station, the presidential palace. You can take a 7000 peso at the airport and you can sit there. Take a taxi. $ 30.

This is a very basic hotel in Santiago's rundown downtown quarters. Whereas the neighborhood has some strange quarters and uninteresting dining options, I never felt unsafe and thought the hotel had convenient access to the subway. It's also very easy to walk to major attractions (La Moneda, Musso de Arte Precolombiano, Plaza de Armas etc). Value was great (roughly half of what I would have paid elsewhere). I'd recommend it for a short stay.

The room was large, but our room leaked upstairs in the evening. Service was ok. Not much hot breakfast. No water to send. Not much hot breakfast. The location is general, you can live a little bit more in the center, because the road here is relatively wide, although there are only a few streets from the center, walking is still a little distance. Very close to the subway station.

Location is good near the tourist points of the center The rooms are good comfortable beds reasonable hot shower but very little water What is not very good is the service as well as any service in Chile !!! In the case of the hotel staff of the poorly educated restaurant the coffee starts at 7:15 and the trips are going out at least 6 a.m. and yet the hotel has not warned us that we could ask for a breakfast the coffee is of good quality but I would like to highlight the reception official Cincia she is completely different from other service careful guests helped me much when my cell phone was stolen in the metro even well that was she that was at the reception that day