Highlights/Lowlights…read more 1. Reservations are a MUST (unless you are a hotel guest) 2. Scenic rooftop 3. Excellent craft cocktails We visited the Singular rooftop on a Wednesday night at 5pm in late Spring (late November). We had attempted to stop in for drinks a few days earlier but were told you had to have a reservation or be a hotel guest. Reservations are a must, and can be made easily online! The rooftop restaurant/bar has a well-decorated indoor area and an awesome patio space. The patio has some tables, some outdoor couches/coffee tables and of course a scenic view of San Cristobel. Our friendly server brought us our order of a craft cocktail (hard to pick as they all sounded great!) and a glass of champagne. We just wanted an appetizer before dinner so we did the Chilean meats and cheese board. The board was well-portioned and fairly large for two! We were the first people seated on the patio at 5pm, but by the time we left it was bustling. Highly recommend The Singular rooftop if you are visiting Santiago.

SO the rooftop here is incredible I prefer a little more central because it gets dicey in…read moreProvidencia at night - with that said this was my go to WORK spot during the DAY lol because it was not really hip or active at night . I reccomend though for dining and for a stroll down Merced towards Plaza de Armas

This is an old fashioned 5 star hotel complete with doormen, porters and you get to sit down in an…read morearmchair in front of an elaborate desk when checking in. Got a king bed room in the 01 tier facing the main blvd - was told it's an upgrade so more like a suite with sitting area divided from the bedroom by a heavy duty TV stand with shelves. Overall a very nice room except for one thing - the bedroom shares a wall with the elevator shaft so there is a constant faint but very audible dinging sound all day long except for 5-6 hours in the middle of the night. Mentioned this to the staff, am pretty sure other guests must have noted it before but they said they don't know about it. So just keep this in mind. Can't be sure it's the elevator as you don't always hear it when standing in front of them but there is no other explanation. Other than that, the location is excellent, breakfast with egg station offers a huge selection. Service is good - on day of our departure the front blvd was completely blocked to traffic by a citywide demonstration and we would have missed our flight without the hotel's assistance.

What a find! We spent two days there and it was the absolute best. What makes this hotel great;…read more1. Wonderful staff 2. Old world class and beautiful rooms 3. Perfect location 4. A top shelf restaurant 5. Complete and delicious breakfast 6. Excellent roof top bar/restaurant 7. Beautiful inside bar with talented bartenders

Stayed here April 7 and April 8, 2023. Convenient location. The hotel itself was very pretty and…read moreenjoyed the wine motif on each floor and in the rooms (panel for the fridge & closet was a glass and bottle, respectively). It was also fun playing with the electronic shades. Brekkie was included but would've been really nice if it was buffet style (in case you're still hungry). The food (cold cuts, cheese, bowl of fruit, scrambled eggs & various mini-breads) was pre-set (including coffee & juice) and distributed to your table. Don't forget to visit the rooftop bar (check on the hours). Not sure why it's not mentioned upon check-in. It seems to be part of a chain where each hotel has a different theme.

This review is for the bar area only - I did not stay at Hotel Sommelier…read more The bar was close to the place I was staying in Santiago so it was ideal for drinks after work with friends. Service was excellent! The servers always gave good recommendations based on the type of alcohol you prefer, the type of drinks you like, and their specialties. With that said, their drinks were STRONG especially the pisco and caipirinha. It was a nice atmosphere, affordable, and relaxing. I know nothing of the rooms but if it's any reflection of the bar, you can't go wrong there. I would recommend the bar.

This wasn't a great stay, Im sad to say: The check in staff…read morewas wholly unprepared for our group (12) despite thorough advancing. The room service doesn't offer a thorough menu late at night and the staff was rude for the stay. Internet was wonky at best. Location was great -- cool shops and a park near by. I wouldnt stay here again.

An excellent hotel with a great location. It is centrally located and an excellent point from which…read moreto explore Santiago. The quality and service is outstanding..Hey, after all, it is a Crowne Plaza, so you would expect nothing less. Given the chance, I would definitely stay her again.

Really cool boutique hotel. It's centrally located, and for the money, you can't beat it. It's…read moresuper close to three major dining neighborhoods (La Estarria, Italian District, and Bella Vista). Got a cool roof top bar.

Really enjoying our stay at this spot! The history of the building is really neat and the design…read moreand architecture make staying here a treat. There's a 100 year old original elevator and a newer one as well. We came in winter so didn't really get to enjoy the rooftop area but I went up to look at it and it looked fun. The guest rooms have old wood floors and our bathroom had a stained glass door. The bed is super comfortable. The room is medium sized- not as small as some European hotels, but still small enough that we had to rearrange some things to lay out our large suitcases. The bathrooms have nice shampoo, conditioner and soap. The shower gets super hot! The only possible downside of this place is if you have a room facing the main street out front you will hear traffic and people on the streets at night. It wasn't too bad, but not totally peaceful. Just part of an urban hotel experience though!

I lived in the studios across the street and this area is fricken POPPIN !! I absolutely never left…read moreMerced the entire year I was there and ADORE Bellas Artes (the neighborhood) - I had friends that would stay here and they have an amazing resturant upstairs & at club M nextdooor the lobby is beautiful and the staff are incredible I would highly reccommend if you prefer hotels =)

este hotel me pareció increíble, me gusto mucho tiene una decoración como moderna y eso le dio un…read moretoque impresionante y espectacular, me parece increible por que creo que fui yo por que penas me acoste en la cama me dio mucho sueño, dormi tan comodo que desperte tarde muy recomendado, tiene buena higiene y limpieza y las vistas ni hablar, la ciudad de noche se ve increíble todo muy hermoso recomiendo esto

THIS HOTEL IS CLOSED! Some sites still take bookings for it however the hotel has been closed for…read moresome time! It was lovely when it was open though! Book another similarly lovely hotel in barrio bellavista or lastarria.

I travel a ton but I never tire of the hunt for a terrific hotel, the sort of place that makes you…read morefeel like you're temporarily local even though you're many thousands of miles away from home. For months I had my eye on the Aubrey in Santiago, Chile. From the pictures it seemed to be an unpretentious rustic retreat with plenty of good design sense in a prime location. I loved the look of the pool (though I knew I was unlikely to make use of it since I was visiting in winter) and the piano lounge where they enticed me with the promise of complimentary Chilean pisco sours for hotel guests (I love little extras). When I arrived last month for a one night stay the Aubrey showed itself to be just exactly what I was after. The entire staff is super nice, yet also relaxed. The folks at breakfast are some seriously cheerful people (especially at such early hours) and will whip you up toast and eggs with all manner of accoutrements: avocado, tomato, mushroom, bacon. There's also tea, coffee, cake, fruit, meats, cheeses and cereals. And best of all, this breakfast of champions is included in the room rate (love that)! The Aubrey is well located in the culturally dense neighborhood that is Bellavista. Here you'll find no shortage of restaurants and when you're not eating, you can visit La Chascona, Pablo Neruda's famous home, or climb up to the top of San Cristóbal Hill to take in the view. I came back again this month for a longer stay and got severely delayed on my way. The kind folks at the Aubrey rescheduled my transfer from the airport and welcomed me warmly when I finally arrived. We hired the piano lounge for two days of a media tour and were accommodated handsomely. When I showed up sick on the second day and said I was cold they brought it a fire (I kid you not) to warm me up. They also made me a teapot full of hot toddy which helped me power through. In sum, if you're coming to Santiago and want to stay in an intimate boutique hotel in a bohemian neighborhood the Aubrey is it. NOTES FOR BUSINESS TRAVELERS - The wifi works well (and there's just one password for all of your devices). - Power outlets are not conveniently placed in rooms (mildly annoying). - Cabs are fairly easy to get nearby; airport transfer to the hotel is reliable (this is a good option if you've never been to Santiago). - It can be loud, if you're a really light sleeper the ambient neighborhood noise may be problematic.

A rare experience of sophistication and trendiness in one of the nice districts of Santiago. The…read moreservice is refined as well as the food. I highly recommend the guanaco tartar.

We stayed here for a couple of days and there's definitely pros and cons…read more I's very centrally located and convenient. The door people do a great job of keeping an eye who comes in and letting you know when your taxi is here. The front desk and the breakfast buffet are on the sixth floor and rooms are on floors seven through 12. The buffet is quite large with an excellent variety of items that changed from day to day. The small pool also has pool towels and it's quite charming. It was very reasonably priced per night. There are only two elevators and they only hold six people each. The inside has a lot of dark wood which makes it feel outdated. Some of the staff speak English well, some don't so keep that in mind. The room itself was fine with a fairly large closet. We had two queen beds, a TV, a nightstand, and two armchairs with a little table. The bathroom only has one light and it's quite dark in the bathtub/shower. The keycards are horrible and took me several tries each time to open the door.

Good rooms and buffet but no frills / rude and unhelpful front desk. Definitely need some training…read morein manners and customer service. Central location