Definitely worth spending a little extra in Santiago. Vegas is well situated for exploring the town and the afternoon receptionist is very friendly. We had a fantastic room on the top floor with the circular side because of the tower. It was great, though if you are a poor sleeper you may want one near the back, on a Tuesday... More

We hadn’t intended to make it back to Santiago the night we stayed at the Hotel Vegas, so...we arrived in rush hour traffic, and found Hotel Vegas through a recommendation of another nearby hotel. Lucky for us!! Sure, the hotel is not a brand new Marriott, but that is probably the reason we enjoyed it so much! It has a... More

Spent 5 nights here total, while its not 5 star it has all you need, clean shower, comfortable bed and friendly helpful staff! The surrounding area can be a little noisy in the evenings but if your out and about it won't be a problem! It's central to most of the landmarks in the city center, including the metro subway... More

This is our second visit to Santiago and second stay at Hotel Vegas. The location is perfect for exploring the city and the hotel is tucked away in an historic part of town. The rooms are spacious and well cared-for. Staff are helpful and there are plenty of common areas for sitting, reading wi-fi etc. Our only complaint would be... More

Our favorite and "homiest" hotel experience out of five in Chile over three weeks, though we also liked the Naguilan in Valdivia, and clearly from other reviews far, far from everyone will be happy at the Vegas. 1st of all, from the beginning, my phone call from the nearby Hotel Galerias, to our selection of a room for the next... More

I was travelling around south america and had a surfboard with me. I choosed the hotel vegas asa base for patagonia and atacama. Left my board in the hotel, they printed my boardinv cards, and and and....they just do everything to help you. Free wifi, breakfast is simple but very good. Every day with fresh fruits...

Hotel Vegas was a find. This is a classic traveler's hotel in a great location near the center of the old city of Santiago, near the subway, and near one of the main streets, but the hotel is on a quiet little sidestreet that's cobblestone. It's not a five-star hotel but the rooms are quiet, pleasant, a little bigger than... More

We took to trip advisor to find a quaint hotel. We loved the neighborhood and the close proximity to the town. We were not disappointed. It is old and there is no elevator, to us this added to the charm. It was very clean and the staff of two women carried my heavy bags up the three flights of stairs!... More

To get oriented, look up Barrio París-Londres in Santiago. It's a unique gem of a micro-neighborhood. The hotel fits right in, giving the feel, both from the outside and looking out from inside, of a Parisian visit. The rooms are small and dated (with features such as heavy wood paneling and cranky air conditioning). it's clean and the housekeeping staff... More