Spent 3 nights here at $60/night. Hotel staff was friendly and available 24/7, a necessity since you must be buzzed in. Opt for a more expensive room if street noise keeps you awake - cheapest rooms are there. That said, our room was very small, but very clean and comfortable. Private bathroom was adequate, towels a bit thin. Breakfast was... More

This hotel was unique and had a great interior. I would recommend it to anyone seeking a good value for money. The breakfast was ok and the wifi worked without problems. The location was central, the subway station of Universidad de Chile was just around the corner. The airport transfer service was good and reasonably priced.

Stayed there a couple of months ago in October 2012. The location is decent - right in the centre of Santiago - and the staff were pleasant, and well-informed. I stayed in a very box-like single room, which was passable for 2 days, though if you're a solo traveller and looking to stay in a single room for longer, this... More

My friend and I stayed in this hotel for almost a week. What a wonderful place ! Everything is perfect from Fernando the receptionist to Guillaume the french boss. It's a comfortable place, in the center of Santiago next to the metro and Cerro Santa Lucia. This hotel is under new ownership since almost a year now and everything is... More

Spent 2 nights at this hotel and enjoyed it. For USD 60 per night it was good value as I had a private room with a bathroom, with breakfast included. The hosts were also friendly and went out of their way to help me, I would go back.

I arrived at the hotel on a Wednesday night around 10 pm. And I must admit my first impression was like " Gosh, what have I done?" I really felt like I had thrown my money out of the window. It was the cheapest hotel I had found, $ 60 a night, and as strange as it may seem, at... More

The Residencial Londres has been under new ownership since January 2012. The new owners, a French/Chilena couple in their twenties, have already converted the corner breakfast area into a matrimonial room and will be making more improvements (i.e. heating and paint). The queen bed I tried seemed to sag a bit. The firmer twins coupled with high quality sheets were... More

The place is an old building, the furniture is antique, but there is a lot of charm and confort. My room was very spacious and the bathroom too. The location is excelent, near by the subway and the touristics points around Santiago center. There is no breakfast include, but you can pay apart for a coffe and bread, very simple.... More

We loved this hostel. In the historic Londres District of Santiago, within easy walking distance of the popular barrio's (St Lucia, Brasil, Bellavista). A relatively innocuous front door which hides a fabulous colonial building, complete with marble stairs, wrought iron balconies and antiques everywhere. Our room was wonderful- enormous, polished wood floors and antique shutters on all the windows. The... More