Hotel Magnolia, a chic boutique stay in a restored 1929 mansion, boasts stunning architecture, attentive service, and a rooftop terrace with killer views.
Huérfanos 539, 8320150 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile Get directions
"Cosmopolitan Santiago’s first true design hotel, Hotel Magnolia opened in the summer of 2016 to understandable fanfare: Set in a renovated 1929 mansion at the foot of hilly Cerro Santa Lucía park, a few paces from the city’s old town and the Bellas Artes national gallery, the 42-room pad gifted the city’s visitors a truly fashionable (albeit sufficiently charming) place to lay their heads. There’s a just-right juxtaposition of the old with the new: a Neo-Gothic facade, stained glass windows, and black-and-white marble floors in the foyer add gravitas to an otherwise-modern design, where rooms boxed up in light wood paneling and finished off with neutral linens give off more than a hint of Scandi sensibility. Pick any night of the week to swig a glass of silky Santa Ema cabernet sauvignon on the open-air rooftop terrace, with a sprawling view of downtown and Santa Lucía hill to keep you company." - Betsy Blumenthal
"Hotel Magnolia is a revamped and expanded 1929 town house with 42 rooms that blends historic elements (an original spiral staircase and glass catwalks) and 21st-century touches (subtle graphic art and chessboard marble floors). It’s also close to the restaurants and nightlife of Santiago’s hip Lastarria neighborhood."
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