3-Star Hotels in Santiago

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.

The location is very convenient, the service is very good, there are a lot of food around, drink beer, and get a glass of beer, which is good

Located in a trendy area of Santiago and very close to the line 1 metro stop of University Catolica this is a great place to spend some time in Santiago. The rooms are spacious and the beds super comfortable. Upper floor rooms have views of the city skyline and the Andes mountains. Breakfast is served from 7am weekdays, and 8am at weekends, from the top floor breakfast bar which is next to the swimming pool and has great views of the city and the mountains. Breakfast is self-service with a wide-range of hot and cold dishes. Someone who is gluten-free will find plenty to eat. A few other things to be aware of. There is a hotel restaurant but it is not open at weekends, although there are plenty of dining options in the streets around the hotel. The area is trendy and popular and the rooms not sound-proof but the external noise from music etc does die down late evening. Last, the ergonomics of the bathroom area in the room we stayed in were a little strange. The separate toilet has a door that can't be opened if someone is also stood in front of the washbasin unless that person moves out of the way. Also, the toilet is where the fresh towels are stored, not the shower area or area around the washbasin. The staff were friendly and would recommend as a place to stay in Santiago.

We had very high expectations going into our stay at this hotel, mostly due to the numerous positive reviews. Regrettably our experience doesn’t match those of previous reviewers. To start with the positives, nice balcony with views over the park, comfortable bed and very friendly and helpful Reception staff. - The room was very worn with lots of scuff marks and chunks taken out of the furniture. Definitely needs some refreshing of the furniture. - Showers in both our rooms leaked, with one room even leaking all the way out into the carpet which left a damp smell and wet socks. - Air conditioning did not work for our entire stay which left the room very stuffy. Thankfully we could open the balcony door, but didn’t help at night and woke up numerous times very hot. -Wifi was painfully slow and barely worked. Made working extremely difficult. - Breakfast was not a buffet as advertised. Staff would serve you. You’d get a choice of cereal, some fruit and eggs cooked your way. Choices were very limited and was disappointing when you’re expecting a buffet - Curtains did not completely cover the windows, and a large gap of about 30cm was exposed which lead to light flooding into the room from the park straight onto the bed. Along with a warm room, this made sleep quality very poor. - Whilst not directly the hotels fault, the park across from the hotel is very busy and noisy. All we could hear all day was barking from the dogs in the park till about 8pm at night. You can’t really rest during the day because of this noise. Unfortunately there were far too many issues that would prevent us from recommending this hotel.

We stayed in this hotel for two nights while visiting Santiago de Chile, and my experience was pretty good. Check-in process was smooth with no complaints other than the lack of staff to escort the luggage. We got a room in the middle of the building and the room was spacious and comfortable with working heater plus air conditioner for warning up from the chilly Santiago weather. Unfortunately we were unable to enjoy the breakfast due to the constraints of our tour but overall we had a very nice stay and would recommend this to anyone who's looking for a good accomodation in the centre of Santiago.

This is my go to hotel in Santiago. You can't beat the location at the foot of Cerro Sta Lucia and the charming and stylish Lastarria neighborhood. I always book an ”en suite” room which gives you a nice sitting room along with t your bedroom. The staff is very friendly and helpful. You get a nice breakfast in the morning with a nice view of the city. The rooms could use an updating but for my purposes they are quite adequate and I love the vintage charm. At this point I believe I've stayed in every room over the years. I hope to return again next year

The hotel in Chile is generally catering, but it is very close to the shopping center Costanera center. There are also high-end restaurants nearby. It is very convenient to eat and shop. It is also a 5-minute walk from the subway station Tobalaba. The location is very good.

Beautiful authentic boutique experience, attentive staff, large rooms, modern bathrooms but all with character and style. Great breakfasts and lovely garden. Very convenient location with lots of walkable local restaurant’s and several close metro options. Walk Centro for museums and Santa Lucia. Highly recommend.

Great location - only a 2-minute walk to a subway station with a few grocery stores around with a hop-on/hop-off bus stop only 5 minutes away. We were able to get a SIM card from the front desk. I'd recommend requesting a room above the 2nd floor as many rooms on the second floor look over the lobby and it can get a little loud. I'd also note for future travellers that there is no mini-fridge in the rooms. Overall, a great place!

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.