1920s house hotel w/ pool, restaurant, bar, near park
Coronel Santiago Bueras 188, 8320135 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile Get directions
"A simple and stylish hotel in a converted 1920s townhouse, Lastarria Boutique Hotel opened in 2011 on a sleepy corner of its namesake Santiago neighborhood. The 14 bedrooms have an old-school feel with classic furniture and creaky parquet floors. Here you can get away from the city's hustle and bustle but still be within easy walking distance of the bars, restaurants, and galleries of Lastarria. The leafy internal courtyard with a small swimming pool has a “secret garden” feel and offers a nice dose of privacy in the city. A small terrace at one end is serviced by the Deli Lounge Restaurant and makes a fine spot for breakfast or afternoon tea. The 14 rooms were decorated with colonial times in mind, and the hotel as a whole reminds one of days gone by with its old floorboards, sash-covered windows, and dark wooden furniture. A perk for families: Lastarria Boutique Hotel offers childcare services."
"A simple and stylish hotel in a converted 1920s townhouse, Lastarria Boutique Hotel opened in 2011 on a sleepy corner of its namesake Santiago neighborhood. The 14 bedrooms have an old-school feel with classic furniture and creaky parquet floors. Here you can get away from the city's hustle and bustle but still be within easy walking distance of the bars, restaurants, and galleries of Lastarria. The leafy internal courtyard with a small swimming pool has a “secret garden” feel and offers a nice dose of privacy in the city. A small terrace at one end is serviced by the Deli Lounge Restaurant and makes a fine spot for breakfast or afternoon tea. The 14 rooms were decorated with colonial times in mind, and the hotel as a whole reminds one of days gone by with its old floorboards, sash-covered windows, and dark wooden furniture. A perk for families: Lastarria Boutique Hotel offers childcare services."
"A simple and stylish hotel in a converted 1920s townhouse, Lastarria Boutique Hotel opened in 2011 on a sleepy corner of its namesake Santiago neighborhood. The 14 bedrooms have an old-school feel with classic furniture and creaky parquet floors. Here you can get away from the city's hustle and bustle but still be within easy walking distance of the bars, restaurants, and galleries of Lastarria. The leafy internal courtyard with a small swimming pool has a “secret garden” feel and offers a nice dose of privacy in the city. A small terrace at one end is serviced by the Deli Lounge Restaurant and makes a fine spot for breakfast or afternoon tea. The 14 rooms were decorated with colonial times in mind, and the hotel as a whole reminds one of days gone by with its old floorboards, sash-covered windows, and dark wooden furniture. A perk for families: Lastarria Boutique Hotel offers childcare services."
"A renovated 1927 mansion with 14 rooms in Santiago’s vibrant Lastarria neighborhood. Understated elegance running through a historic four-story stone structure with marble floors and a winding marble staircase. Contemporary artwork, modern furniture in the lobby, and an elevator were sufficient to update the space."
"The city’s artiest enclave could only offer visitors ageing hotels and hostels - until now. Behind the elegant Art Deco façade, Lastarria’s first upscale boutique hotel is an artful combination of traditional and contemporary. The sensitive restoration has preserved the building’s original features - lofty ceilings, ornate mouldings, parquet flooring, a sweeping marble staircase - and added just the right amount of modernity. The 14 spacious rooms are spread over 4 floors and there’s plenty of chill-out space in the lounge bar. But we spent most of our time on the terrace, which overlooks an unexpected and delightful extra - a luxuriant garden complete with an ingenious living wall and a shimmering pool. Cosmopolitan Lastarria, tucked between the riverside promenade of the Parque Forestal and the Cerro Santa Lucía (a former Spanish stronghold turned public park), brims with history and you’ll find a bevy of museums, cutting-edge galleries, trendy shops, hip cafés and bars on your doorstep. Plus you’re only a 10-minute stroll from Santiago’s historic centre and a bit further from buzzy Bellavista. Highs Rooms are a stylish combination of traditional architecture, modern design and hi-tech extras Friendly staff go out of their way to help you plan your time in the city, so it's good for first-time visitors The shady garden is perfect for post-sightseeing relaxation and the pool is an added bonus You’re minutes from one of Santiago's best ice-cream parlours and one of its most popular green spaces, Parque Forestal A decent breakfast Lows There is no restaurant, but there are plenty of eateries nearby The parquet floors are beautiful but rather squeaky The Superior (Accessible) and Standard Single rooms aren't up to the same standard as the other rooms, but are priced accordingly" - Sarah Gilbert
