Top Hotels Near Hipodromo Chile in Santiago from AU$44

"The staff was very nice, but beware the location is dangerous at night. They lock the front door at night. "

"Friendly staff, good amenities, good breakfast and good location."

"Good location, very nice hotel, nice area, good staff..."

"Breakfast was great and staff were lovely - really helpful and keen to ensure we had a god stay. The building is beautiful and a pleasure to see, with easy access to two metro stations it's in a good location."

"Nice hotel, friendly staff."

"Breakfast "

"Good location for city access and restaurants etc Secure, charm, lots of stairs Unique B&B format almost fun certainly charming "

"The staff were professional, Love the place ( quiet, very clean, breakfast). "

"It was great to have breakfast delivered to the room as part of the stay. The location was perfect, walkable to all parts of downtown that you would want to see. Easy to grab train and bus to get to airport. "

"It was really great there. Helpful staff, clean, modern, nice balcony and fresh air. Only thing was the power was out for about 3 hours from the city so was a bit cold in winter. The breakfast was fantastic too."

"Great Hotel and exceptional staff!!!"

"Fantastic staff,extremely Friendly and helpful, great location, close to restaurants ,museums and other attractions, had an amazing stay,thank you"

"The rooms are very comfortable and perfect for a nice rest or catch up with homework if you are a student and are also traveling"

"It was a short stay but very nice! The hotel staff is very helpful and the room was awesome. It was a big room with all the amenities you need. I also had a lovely massage and facial while I was there."

"Great breakfast, super nice property and staff."

"Excellent location, great views from rooftop bar, friendly staff."

"Excellent location as base for walking tour of city."

"I was promised Wi-fi, but it took 3 days before I was able to connect because the Wi-fi service had not been paid by the owner. The windows did not stay open, and needed something to keep them open, which was not supplied. The kitchen was bare of necesities for food preparation (e.g., oi, spices). Communication always took a long time to get a response. TV channels and aps were limited."