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A landmark building owing to its historic French architecture, the hotel exudes traditional Parisian grace and elegance throughout with classic period furniture set amidst warm, sophisticated décor. At the heart of the hotel, a formal lounge and breakfast room spill onto a delightful garden terrace where on warmer mornings, guests can enjoy a delicious continental breakfast under the shade of an impressive avocado tree. Le Reve is a charming boutique hotel in an ideal lopcation with easy acc...

Among a new wave of boutique hotels sweeping the capital, the Casa Bueras retains the traditional character of the original mansion with elegant parquet floors and an impressive, marble staircase yet blends in modern contemporary design and technology. It is an excellent addition to the Santiago hotel scene, a sophisticated mid-to-luxury option which is also in easy reach of the city’s classic highlights.

Following on from the success of their sister property in Patagonia, the Singular Santiago threw open its doors in October 2014 to offer discerning travellers the height of style and comfort within the Chilean capital. As before, the Singular Samtiago has raised the bar in terms of Chilean hospitality, and lies at the forefront of a growing number of excellent boutique hotels to suit both leisure and business travellers alike.

The Altiplanico Bellas Artes is an excellent boutique option in the capital. Good value for money and unfussy, it would suit independent minded travellers keen to explore the city on foot. The rooms are perfectly comfortable albeit more functional than inviting but this is far out-weighed by having a museum, a stretch of greenery and the key central highlights all at your finger-tips.

Hotel Magnolia is another charming addition to Santiago’s boutique scene and what it lacks in facilities, it more than makes up for in charm. Designed by award-winning architect Cazú Zegers and interior decorator Carolina Delpiano, the hotel offers an eclectic mix of styles that starts right from the hotel’s glass-topped façade. Inside, marble staircases, parquet floors and stained-glass windows contrast with ultra-modern steel, glass and wooden features to breathe new life into the her...

Behind a sleek modernistic facade, the Hotel Ladera is charming boutique hotel on the edge of Providence, one of Santiago’s most upmarket neighbourhoods dotted with leafy parks, bars and restaurants. Sitting under the shadow of Cerro San Cristobal with sweeping views across the capital’s skyline from the roof-top terrace and pool – one of the best in Santiago! – the hotel is a quiet, comfortable base from which to explore the Chilean capital. Although a taxi-ride away ...