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It's very close to the airport, but far from the city center. There is a free airport bus that takes about 20 minutes to the international airport. The decoration is very new. Zhanji is very suitable. Recommended

Needed an overnight before our cruise. Since they had an airport shuttle and decent prices we booked a room. First the shuttle service has an interesting pickup point at one of the parking areas. We had to evade the taxi people and go up two escalators to a walkway. Not bad if you follow the instructions they emailed. The waiting area is a bit wide and it would be easy to miss the pickup but I called and was picked up in about 20 minutes after the 12 reservation we made. We will not go into the ride over the the hotel, it was, well exciting might be an ok word. As for the hotel, desk staff was professional, helpful and got us into a room quickly. The hotel was being used for other cruise passengers and workers but they did take care of us quickly. The restaurant was good but not great. I think there were too many people early and they were not ready for the numbers so several tables seated after us were leaving before we even got bread. The hotel was clean and rooms were very nice so I would use it again but reconsider places to dine.

We stayed here for 3 nights on our visit to Santiago. The hotel seems to be brand new with some of it still under construction and not quite all the way operating yet (huge empty racks for a wine collection, no bar, restaurant not always open). The staff was extremely helpful and spoke English. The room was very nice, comfortable, and quiet. Breakfast was wonderful with servers and menu choices rather than a buffet. The location seemed a little ify - our first night there we walked many blocks in search of an open restaurant since the hotel restaurant didn't open until 7 and we were hungry. The only thing we could find was a Chinese restaurant on the corner in the midst of all the street vendors. Side note - just down the street there is a fabulous restaurant called Chilenazo but it seemed to only be open for lunch. As mentioned by another reviewer, finding the hotel can be a bit tricky. It's located on the 3rd floor of a building that has stores and a gym on the first two floors and there is no signage. The best entrance is on Romero Street around the corner from the actual address.

I liked the hotel and the locality. The service , staff. I found only a weak breakfast. But restaurants nearby with a legal price ! I liked it quite! I found only the cost for three people.

Having been here some six years ago on our last visit to Santiago, this was our go to hotel. It won’t suit those who don’t mind a walk - it is a good kilometer from the centre, but worth the walk. Set back from the street in what must have been an affluent family’s house, it is exactly as labeled, a boutique hotel offering a friendly and more homely experience. They provide an adequate breakfast, which is a bonus. A lovely garden at the back is a relaxing setting for a welcome drink. This is a nice area to stay , close to the palace and terminal of the blue airport bus. No hesitation in recommending. There are many restaurant options nearby, including the lovely Palace del Vino which I have reviewed separately

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.

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.