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"Residential neighborhood with b and b in an old converted house. Rooms ok with modernized baths. Breakfast poor with canned pineapple in a country known for great fruit.Employees very nice but you feel the absence of an owner’s touch."

"The pros: Great amount of space, excellent vaulted ceilings Prompt breakfast service - starting early They gave us access to a room even after checkout, as we had little children who needed to nap before our flight -- so generous and it made all the difference. The cons: Spotty internet access in our room No curtain on a decorative window in our room - tough with little ones A bit dated and in need of a "touch up""

"I want to live here! Beautiful hotel, fabulous breakfast. Loved the little courtyard, which is open 24/7. There's even a wine cellar with a little tiny sauna. Amazing place to be pampered, definitely coming back. "

"Convenient, walkable and transportation "

"A repeat visit to our favourite hotel in Santiago. It has charm and friendliness and is in a safe part of the city within walking distance of numerous cafes and restaurants. Also the riverside sculpture park is an easy walk. The hotel has an extensive breakfast selection with an early start if required."

"This was a great little hostel. I travelled with a friend and we stayed 4 nights in our own individual rooms with private bathrooms. The rooms are small but had everything we needed, including a locking cupboard, private toilet and shower. The staff are lovely, friendly and helpful. The area is a little far from the centre but the walk was an easy one so we didn’t mind. "

"We "discovered" this place online and were impressed with the reviews. Travesia did not disappoint! It is an old 2-story 7-room connected row house located in the heart of Santiago. It has been nicely restored but has kept much of the charm of an old residence. No elevator, no air conditioning, squeaky stairs no screens but our room opened onto a small balcony and a breeze made our stay pleasant even on a hot February (summer in Chile!) evening. The host, Margarita is a very helpful bilingual...

"Very cute hotel. The room was spacious, clean, staff were friendly. I like the breakfast in particular, there was a self-serve orange juice machine, we could made our freshly made juice!👍 There was a massive protest right in front of the hotel, the nearby metro station was closed. Travelers planning to stay must be careful."