Hotel Luciano K

The staff could not have been more helpful. We had a really really pleasant stay. The room was a great space and had really interesting design features . It also had a fantastic view of local landmarks.||Great location, close to Lastarria area which was buzzing!||Breakfast was good but what set the hotel apart was the professionalism and helpfulness of the staff. Lots of local recommendations and advice and really we felt they could not have been more helpful.||Special mention to Anais on reception.

The hotel is staged beautifully in an old-but-transformed building designed by Luciano Kulczewski, a renowned Chilean architect of his time. The management has given appropriate treatment to the building by gracing it with a tasteful decor, exuding an air of luxury despite the relatively small space. It even has a decent sauna in the basement, and a charming rooftop pool & restaurant. But the real star of the show here is the service and attentiveness from all the staff, from Javier and Anaís at the reception desk, to the night guard and the breakfast team: All of them were prompt and spot-on in ensuring our needs were met, and did so in helpful ways. In this kind of hospitality does the true value of the hotel shine. A lot of reviews here mention the star quality of the staff. This is truly well-deserved. They have indeed raised the bar in boutique hospitality a few notches, at least in my view!

This is the second time we’ve stayed at this hotel, and we’ve always had a pleasant experience. Our room was clean, and the bed is one of the most comfortable we’ve slept in during our trip through Chile. The breakfast is varied, and they make eggs to your liking. After breakfast, the restaurant becomes a comfortable place to work. You can also enjoy a coffee or a beer there before the terrace restaurant opens at 4 p.m.||The front desk staff is amazing. They are always willing to answer questions or suggest places to visit.||If you stay at this hotel, I recommend arranging your transfer from the airport with the front desk. Taking a cab from the airport can lead to being overcharged.

I cannot recommend this hotel enough. In particular, the service at reception is amazing. Nothing is too much trouble. I have never felt so welcome anywhere in the world - and I am very well travelled!

Wonderful experience with a perfect Pisco Sour!||I had a great time enjoying a delicious Chilean Pisco Sour on the terrace. The view was lovely, and the atmosphere was just perfect to relax. Special thanks to Cristian, the bartender, for the amazing service and perfectly crafted drink. Highly recommend stopping by for a Pisco Sour and some fresh air on the terrace!

I like the art deco elements for the building. The breakfast is more variety than I need but appreciated. The rooms are small but the bed is big and the room has everything we need. The price was better than expected. The rooftop bar is a nice refuge (everyone was there when the power went out for the whole country. It was very communal that night. I miss that element. Close to a cool dinner street with trendy restaurants and street sellers and performers. I have no idea what the “it’s dirty” people are talking about. The tiles in the shower and hallways are supposed to look 100 years old …that’s the point. The art deco signage. The same. The gargoyle was made 100 years ago and is cubist by intent.

The room was clean and well-decorated, the staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and the rooftop bar was great!||We had the Caesar Salad and the Churrasco Italiano sandwich at the rooftop restaurant and pisco sours, and they were delicious! Nice views of the city as well.

This small hotel had all we needed for our stays in Santiago. We stayed a deluxe room. Room was clean, bedding was comfortable and the air conditioning was reliable. The hotel is located in the Lastarria area and within walking distance of Plaza de Armas, Bellavista, many restaurants and museums. The food at the lobby restaurant and at the roof top was good. The staff were helpful and friendly.

Really enjoying our stay at this spot! The history of the building is really neat and the design and architecture make staying here a treat. There's a 100 year old original elevator and a newer one as well. We came in winter so didn't really get to enjoy the rooftop area but I went up to look at it and it looked fun. The guest rooms have old wood floors and our bathroom had a stained glass door. The bed is super comfortable. The room is medium sized- not as small as some European hotels, but still small enough that we had to rearrange some things to lay out our large suitcases. The bathrooms have nice shampoo, conditioner and soap. The shower gets super hot! The only possible downside of this place is if you have a room facing the main street out front you will hear traffic and people on the streets at night. It wasn't too bad, but not totally peaceful. Just part of an urban hotel experience though!

My sister-in-law a native Santiagan took us to this place. It was a wonderful restaurant. We had tapas of ceviche, crab cakes, and smoked trout. My son had a hamburger. The service was excellent. We were served by a young professional named Isis. The food excellent, and I was full afterwards. Also the price was right. With 4 plates between 3 adults and one child With 4 drinks it was $88 usd with the tip! What I especially liked about this restaurant is it's atmosphere.toy ride a cool old elevator to it. It is on top of a charming hotel, and it has spectacular views of the hill of San Cristobal. We sat in a table with a glass floor where you could see down through 7 stories of lights. It was kid friendly, but still sophisticated. If you bring your child they should have restaurant manners down. They also have a pool at the restaurant, and stairs for viewing from above the restaurant. Definitely go here the next time you are in Santiago, Chile.

This art deco inspired building is about 100 years old. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. There are two fantastic restauarants on the premises. A long narrow rooftop pool can be enjoyed weather permitting. The rooms are comfortable and loik to have been recently renovated. The bed is super comfortable too.

This is a cute little hotel in the perfect area in Santiago. The history of the building is interesting too, make sure to take a look at the pictures on the wall showing the architecture. Fun fact, the elevator was the first in a commerical building in Santiago. We were in the hotel for less than 12 hours, we got in late and left before check-out, but the staff were lovely for check-in/out. Everyone seemed very accomodating and were pleasant. I loved the look of this building, the tile floors, the stairs, everything had great style. The rooms were comfortable, and surprisingly quiet for being on a busy street. The shower was nice and big, and the door to the shower/toilet was super cute (I wish I had taken a picture). There was a diffuser in the room giving a pleasant fresh scent to our tiny room, a nice touch. Breakfast was sufficient, there wasn't a big selection but perhaps that was due to the time we went down, about 9:30am. It was good enough to get your belly full before a day out and about. All that being said, the rooms were so tiny that I would not stay here again. We had two twin beds and there was only a small bench with barely enough room to move past to get to the bed. There was no place for our luggage, we had to put the suitcases on the floor blocking the door, a fire hazard. I was glad we only had one night here, I would have been uncomfortable for a longer stay.

The Luciano K is perfectly located across from the Parque Forestal, close to many walkable dining options, museums, and sights. The staff is helpful and friendly, offering recommendations and tips to get around. A delightful breakfast is served downstairs in the bright and open dining room. A rooftop terrace provides a treat for drinks with a view. Definitely worth a return to this place.

Great location close to both Bella Vista and Lastarria. Metro stop right around the corner. Staff are accommodating. Loved the free slippers! Breakfasts were great with eggs to order but the star was the fantastic homemade yogurt, jams, and granola. Would stay here again and highly recommend.

Stayed here one night in January, 2017. Small but well-equipped room, which is on a busy street but very quiet. Great location. The rooftop restaurant and bar is a pleasant spot for a drink, and the breakfast buffet is large. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful, especially the people at the front desk. I'd definitely stay here again.