Santiago Hotel Guide - Nescafé Theater of The Arts hotels in Santiago, Chile.

"The location is pretty good, it’s clean, but the amenity is poor. We booked a room for two adults, they just supply one tooth brush cup and one mock tower. By the way the towers are old and not clean enough. The bathroom door is sliding down authority with noise. Tiny sink top for personal stuff. You can hear the neighbors’ voice. The TV, poor channel choice. And we can’t use our own YouTube or Netflix or even casting."

"Overall great property great location. Good restaurant for a small hotel. No need to leave property. My only advice is heat the pool otherwise it is too cold to use as are most pools in chile"

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"The lighting in the room was dim. In particular the space with the wash sink did not have any lighting. I found the shuttle ride fare to the airport was excessive—44,000 Chilean pesos."

"The hotel is in a good location. 2 minutes walk and there is a place to eat, pharmacy, grocery shop. Breakfast at the hotel is standard (different types of bread/pastries, cheese/sausage, omelet, potatoes, sliced fruits/vegetables). The numbers need to be renewed. Personally, my room was dirty, the furniture was all from the 90s. The sink didn't work at all, the toilet was flushed not even the first time. But there was no desire to clarify the relationship. I arrived in Santiago at 6 a.m., I was already at the hotel at 7 a.m. The hotel is full, there are no available rooms. Check-in only from 3 p.m. A few weeks before arrival, I wrote through messages to the hotel - no answers."

"Friendly staff, good breakfast. Small beds (twin size)"

"Great experience . "

"Inattentive staff and front desk staff not willing to accommodate us with simple things ruined the experience. "

"Clean and comfortable room. Security elevators. Friendly staff. "