Hotels in Chile

Useful Tips for Choosing a Good Hotel in Chile

Chile has taken its time establishing world-class hotels, but has finally come of age with luxury and adventure tours as the norm.

Hotel with an authentic sense of place

Location

Chile packs an abundance of wilderness into its slim chili-like form, offering surf, lakes, volcanoes and urban hotspots all within reach. And these natural wonders are often complemented by luxurious hotels offering stunning views.

Relais & Chateaux Lodge in Chile stands out with an all-inclusive program featuring guided touring (ten full and half-day explorations by foot, bike, boat and four-wheel drive vehicle), three meals daily, an open bar featuring select beverages and transportation to/from Hanga Roa Airport - making this property one of our go-to choices when searching for hotels with incredible locations.

Within Santiago's bustling barrios of Bellavista, Lastarria and Providencia lies this luxury hotel offering breathtaking mountain views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Rooms feature cozy decor with king-sized beds; while its on-site restaurant specializes in local ingredients.

Rooms

Chile is an intriguing blend of stark contrasts. Boasting both world's driest desert and massive glaciers in its south, this nation provides ample accommodation options.

These charming hotels reflect Chile's varied terrain, from converted century-old sheep warehouses in Patagonian wilds, surf lodges by the Pacific coast and winery-focused inns in Colchagua Valley - to inns focused on wine production in Colchagua Valley.

Palacio Astoreca blends into Valparaiso's colorful mansions while Tierra Atacama stands out against its surreal surroundings. For an authentic Providencia experience, stay at Le Reve's dollhouse-like structure rising like a dollhouse from its streets - this boutique hotel operates as bed-and-breakfast so guests are free to take advantage of nearby restaurants and cafes at will.

Restaurants

Chile offers something special for every traveler, from luxurious experiences to delicious cuisine and more. Here are our suggestions of some of our favorites spots!

Hotel Boutique Le Reve offers an enchanting stay, complete with charming ivy growing across its facade and rooms decorated in French-style decor. Additionally, guests can take advantage of delicious meals such as cazuelas, empanadas and humitas served for breakfast!

Borago has earned international acclaim as a "zero-kilometer" restaurant, known for its innovative cuisine which honors indigenous foods and sustainable agriculture. On their experimental tasting menu you'll find delectable options like guanaco jerky and nine-hour barbecued lamb; for drinks try their terremoto drink, made up of pipeno (sweet fermented wine), pineapple ice cream and grenadine!

Bars

If you're in Chile looking to unwind in style, look no further than Termas de Jahuel Hotel and Spa. This 5-star hotel features an exquisite spa with breathtaking mountain and city views from their rooftop hot tub - plus they offer guests access to their hot tub!

If a visit to Casablanca Valley's dozen wineries (or over two-dozen in Colchagua two hours south) doesn't fit into your itinerary, make time to stop at Santiago's newest and finest "vinobar," BocaNariz in Lastarria neighborhood's trendy Lastarria district; with its cozy library design it has an extensive wine selection by the glass as well as entertaining flights of three 50cc glasses themed by region or style - you won't be disappointed!

Hotel guests can indulge in fine dining and spa services as well as take part in group tours of the surrounding landscape.

Staff

Chile may be relatively short but boasts an incredible variety of landscapes that provide an impressive variety of hotels for visitors to choose from. Our hand-selected collection of the top hotels in Chile provides unique experiences across its entirety - from converted century-old sheep warehouses in Patagonian wilderness, Pacific-facing surf lodges, and winery accommodations in Colchagua Valley to name but a few.

Santiago's Hotel Luciano K is known for its glamorous 1920s Art Deco building and intimate piano bar, while Palacio Astoreca blends in with Valparaiso's historic streets, featuring rooms decorated with ornate wallpaper and incredible city views. Additionally, their Karai restaurant showcases Nikkei cuisine which combines elements of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine; their staff can arrange tours, car rentals and boat trips directly.