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Intiwasi Hotel
Hostal Oveja Verde
Hostal Rio Amazonas - Plaza Italia
Hostal del Barrio
Almirante Riveros Hostel
Casaltura Hostel
Marilu´s Bed and Breakfast
BH Bed & Breakfast
Santiago Private Apartments and Suites
B&B Rio Amazonas-Barrio Brasil
Green House
Hotel Monte Leon
Hostal de la Barra
Hostal Santiago
Kasatobalaba
Residencial Plaza Italia
Hostel Chile Inn
Hostal Americano
Nuevo Horizonte Hostel
Hostal el Raco
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Santiago
Santiago (or Santiago de Chile) is the capital of Chile, with a population of approximately 5.5 million people. Alongside Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo, Santiago is one of the leading economic hubs of South America. But Santiago is also stunningly beautiful, its modern skyline set against the backdrop of the snow capped Andes mountains.
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Cheapest Month: December
Guest Reviews
Hostal Oveja Verde
It was a bless to stay in Hostal Oveja Verde. My family and I had a good time. It is located in Providencia and it´s a beautiful place. Oveja Verde is closed to stores, restaurants, a pretty park and it is closed to the Manuel Montt Station (Metro). We hope to come back there soon. Thanks to the owners, Aquiles and Nacho. Regards ... more
Hostal Romandia
The hostal offers high value for money. The rooms and the house are very clean, the nice garden (outside seating is possible) is very relaxing and offers fantastic sun seatings. I extremely appreciated the very friendy owners and service team, who helped me out with anything, tour reservations, hostel pick up and travel on tickets. ... more
Hostal del Barrio
Perfect hostel! Great room, very clean, good bed, great breakfast! And great people, very friendly and they know a lot (we were firing questions and they just asked if we had more :-) ). We booked for one night, just to check it out, but there is no need to look further! ... more
Santiago Discussions
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Santiago to Rio
Hey all I arrive in Santiago on Dec 28th and after New Year I intend to take some Spanish lessons before heading down to Patagonia and then somehow getting to Brazil for the carnival. So I have a few ... -
Santiago help!
I´m planning a short stay in Santiago in a month, only 2 or 3 days. What are the must-sees/must-dos?? Good hostels? Where to go for nightlife? Anything interesting just outside the city that could be seen in a day?? Thanks for your help! ... -
Santiago - Lima
Hi there, I am arriving in Santiago in early September and have a month in South America. I was planning on flying straight up to Lima and spending some time in Peru doing the Inca trail. What would be the best way to get to Lima, can it be done overland? If flying can anybody recommend and cheap airline ... - More Santiago Discussions from our Central/South America & The Caribbean Travel Forum
Santiago Blog Entries
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Santiago
A 2 hr drive from Valprasio took us to the Capital of Chile Santiago. Chris and I had a little ...
Posted in Adventures of the Pratts by Mrs Pratt -
Santiago
in Santiago, one of these was on a night bus. Chile was spent mainly relaxing and enjoying the feeling of safety while on the streets of the towns we visited. Santiago itself is a lovely city. Almost all the streets are tree lined and it has many many parks. Shelley and I had five nights in Santiago, 2 ...
Posted in South America by AandSTrip -
In Santiago
Today I am writing from our hotel in a Franciscan monastery in Santiago de Compuesta, Spain. (Nice to hear Spanish again -- the Portugese was harder to understand. We thought it sounded like Russian or German). Last night after our arrival by train from Porto, we walked the streets of Santiago and began ...
Posted in Sabbatical Journey 2011 by Sabbatical 2011 - More Santiago Blog Entries
