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"Had everything we need for a good stay in Santiago. Grocery very near as well as metro system, buses also."

"Everyone was friendly and fun. Water bottle got snatched, or trashed, no big deal, i shouldn't have left it in a shared space. Frat vibes a bit after hours. Noticed more men than women hanging out in the evenings, but all types of people were there including families. Met a few cool people and glad i stayed. Beds are comfy, felt safe, close to lots of places to eat, grocery stores, Metro and even a little skatepark."

"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."

"Wonderful location! "

"Great staff, location but the bed was horrible. "

"As we went into the building the security guard stopped us and asked us where we were going— we explained we were checking in and he directed us to the room in the building where the “front desk” is. We knocked on that door for close to 20 minutes; we knocked from 9 am to 9:20 before we gave up and came down the elevator to the main building (A -> B). The security guard let us know he had no key for us and if there was no one there there’s nothing he could do. I called Expedia because this...

"Very friendly and helpful staff/owner. The place has a cosy hostel like atmosphere (without being a hostel of course). Nice neighborhood too with some bars/cafes/restaurants. Not too far from metro station."

"Great location just poor timing with the riots. It's in a residential tower and the front desk called the lady looking after the apartments. We met her at the room and she gave us the key. She did not speak english so had to use google translate to make sure everything was ok. Wifi dropped in and out but otherwise no problems, also has a cool rooftop area to chill."