4-Star Hotels in O'Higgins, Chile

An unusual property: sprawling across several colonial style buildings, with lush gardens and a pool, plus access to an excellent museum next door, plus access to a ******, plus two restaurants, plus a bar, all situated in the middle of Santa Cruz right on the town square. All a bit quixotic but has an odd charm to it and we enjoyed our stay. Can get a bit busy. Appears to be a popular place for families, so can get noisy around the pool for example. Good restaurant for dinner. The room was in average condition and felt a bit tired. The bathroom was tiny. Valet parking on site which was complimentary. Reasonably priced.

This hotel is stylish with a laid back vibe. The rooms have a natural feel with a comfy bed, effective shower and a good sized balcony with sun and shade. Pay a little for one with a sea view as it is well worth it. The grounds are well tended with lots of native plants and there are private sun beds, a giant chess and a mini skate park. There are two TV rooms both of which have Netflix and Amazon Prime. There are two swimming pools with ample loungers, low key music and shade and there is a spa with massages but I didn’t use it. It’s a great place to unwind for a few days on the coast. However there are a few things to know or you won’t enjoy it. 1. It’s about 2k from Matanzas up a steep hill and there are no taxis or Uber so if you go into town you need to drive and pay for parking. I wouldn’t advise walking back along the main coast road in the dark 2. Complicated food is not their thing. Breakfast which doesn’t start until 9 is simple and samey and apart from that they mostly serve pizza in the bar. If you want a coffee, you get one for free from reception. 3. There is no air conditioning. This didn’t bother us as we set up a nice through draft but it might some people. However there is a heater in the room. 4. The staff are young and friendly but if you don’t speak Spanish not many speak good English although they try and communication wasn’t a big issue. 5. No TV in the room and the Wi-Fi is a weak outside the main hotel buildings That said it’s probably the nicest hotel in Matanzas and armed with this info you should have a great stay

An unusual property: sprawling across several colonial style buildings, with lush gardens and a pool, plus access to an excellent museum next door, plus access to a ******, plus two restaurants, plus a bar, all situated in the middle of Santa Cruz right on the town square. All a bit quixotic but has an odd charm to it and we enjoyed our stay. Can get a bit busy. Appears to be a popular place for families, so can get noisy around the pool for example. Good restaurant for dinner. The room was in average condition and felt a bit tired. The bathroom was tiny. Valet parking on site which was complimentary. Reasonably priced.

An unusual property: sprawling across several colonial style buildings, with lush gardens and a pool, plus access to an excellent museum next door, plus access to a ******, plus two restaurants, plus a bar, all situated in the middle of Santa Cruz right on the town square. All a bit quixotic but has an odd charm to it and we enjoyed our stay. Can get a bit busy. Appears to be a popular place for families, so can get noisy around the pool for example. Good restaurant for dinner. The room was in average condition and felt a bit tired. The bathroom was tiny. Valet parking on site which was complimentary. Reasonably priced.

This hotel is stylish with a laid back vibe. The rooms have a natural feel with a comfy bed, effective shower and a good sized balcony with sun and shade. Pay a little for one with a sea view as it is well worth it. The grounds are well tended with lots of native plants and there are private sun beds, a giant chess and a mini skate park. There are two TV rooms both of which have Netflix and Amazon Prime. There are two swimming pools with ample loungers, low key music and shade and there is a spa with massages but I didn’t use it. It’s a great place to unwind for a few days on the coast. However there are a few things to know or you won’t enjoy it. 1. It’s about 2k from Matanzas up a steep hill and there are no taxis or Uber so if you go into town you need to drive and pay for parking. I wouldn’t advise walking back along the main coast road in the dark 2. Complicated food is not their thing. Breakfast which doesn’t start until 9 is simple and samey and apart from that they mostly serve pizza in the bar. If you want a coffee, you get one for free from reception. 3. There is no air conditioning. This didn’t bother us as we set up a nice through draft but it might some people. However there is a heater in the room. 4. The staff are young and friendly but if you don’t speak Spanish not many speak good English although they try and communication wasn’t a big issue. 5. No TV in the room and the Wi-Fi is a weak outside the main hotel buildings That said it’s probably the nicest hotel in Matanzas and armed with this info you should have a great stay