Overview

Pros

Nice budget option for Santiago sightseeing
Decent free breakfast
Basic-needs fitness center, plus a sauna (for a fee)
Free Wi-Fi
Free parking

Cons

Rooms are snug and drab in decor
No coffeemakers in rooms
Busy street can cause noise for some rooms

Bottom Line

The Los Espanoles Hotel in northwest Santiago has a chain-hotel vibe, offering less-than-inspiring, dated decor with nice amenities at a budget-friendly price. Los Espanoles has just 48 rooms and offers the standard amenities, including a fitness center, business center, sauna (for a fee), and decent free breakfast. The rooms are on the snug side but offer the basics (other than a coffeemaker). Travelers who prefer more modern facilities should consider the nearby Holiday Inn Express Santiago, with nicer, more spacious rooms at just a slightly higher price point.

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Amenities

Air Conditioner
Babysitting Services
Balcony / Terrace / Patio
Basic Television
Business Center
Cable
Concierge
Cribs
Dry Cleaning
Fitness Center
Free Breakfast
Full Kitchen
Internet
Jacuzzi
Kids Allowed
Laundry
Meeting / Conference Rooms
Mini Bar (with liquor)
Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
Room Service
Smoking Rooms Available
Tennis Court
Airport Transportation

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Location

Located along Valdivia Norte in the Providencia neighborhood

Los Espanoles Hotle is situated along Pedro de Valdivia Norte, in the Providencia area of Santiago.Of course, in a sprawling city such as Santiago, its not so much about proximity to the sites as it is about proximity to public transport. Best Western Hotel Los Espanoles is 10 minutes from the Los Leones subway stop, which alleviates the problem of Santiago traffic and relatively long drives to some of the city's sights. The hotel is, however, within walking distance to Parque Metropolitano and Cerro San Cristobal Hill, which offers great views from the top of the funicular.Santiago has long been known as a stopover city used only for connections to other more exciting sites in South America but in the last 15 years it is gaining ground as a sophisticated metropolis. A purely economic and political center for Chile has given way to increasingly respected dining, great shopping and lots of bike paths. With a decent underground system, a competitive nightlife and proximity to the Andes for skiing, Santiago has a lot to offer.- 28-minute drive to Arturo Merino Benitez Airport

8-minute walk to Parque Metropolitano and the funicular to great views of the city
10-minute walk to Los Leones subway stop
10-minute drive to Parque Forestal, a Mapacho riverside park that contains the Museum of Fine Art and the Modern Art Museum
11-minute drive from La Chascona, one of the homes of famous poet Pablo Neruda
11-minute drive to Metropolitan cathedral
11-minute drive to the famous Club de Jazz
13-minute drive to Piojera, famous watering hole for poets and officials alike
15-minute drive to Le Moneda Palace -- Presidential Palace
15-minute drive to Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda, a cultural center with art exhibitions and local crafts
18-minutes to Santiago Centro or downtown
30-minute drive to the Museum of Memory and Human Rights
33-minute drive to Teatro Municipal, a historical theater

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Executive King Room
Executive Twin Room
Large Queen Room
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Twin Room

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Located along Valdivia Norte in the Providencia neighborhood

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