Clean, well lit, convenient. The station is of course near the Museo Bellas Artes as well as all…read moresorts of other interesting places to eat and drink in Santiago. This station does have escalators and elevators. It also has automated machines and a staffed counter to load value to your "Bip!" card. Metro Bellas Artes is on Line 5 (the Green Line) between Plaza de Armas (towards Plaza de Maipú) and Baquedano (towards Vicente Valdés).

I love this metro station, not only is it super convenient (I'll tell you why shortly) it is also…read morelocated in my favorite neighborhood, Bella Artes. There is a huge painting right outside of the metro station which gives it a little added warmth. Bella Artes is connected to the green line and is just one stop away from Baquedano transfer point ( that's the convenient part). I live right between metro Bellas Artes and Metro Santa Lucia and I can cheat time every once in a while and jump on the Bellas Artes (green line) and get to the Baquedano transfer station and over to the red line. This literally saves you two whole metro stops and really makes the difference if you are running late to work like I always am. The inside of the station is also super simple. You can pull money out at the ATM machines located inside and charge your BIP (metro card) with either cash at the counter or through the automatic machines.

Early evening, there was quite an interesting selection of vendors with their good spread out here…read moreat street level. CD's, books, art, handmade jewelry, many marked with clear prices (in CLP of course). As with other stations in Santiago, it does not have handicapped access. There are automated machines for adding value to your "Bip!" card, turnstiles and maps. The station is quite clean and reasonably well lit. The two platforms are separated with the two tracks running between. It is on Line 1 (the red line) between Santa Lucia (towards San Pablo) and Baquedano (towards Los Dominicos).

Great customer support for my airport transfer from Santiago Airport to Hotel and return. The…read moreprice is reasonable too. If the customer representative at the airport counter can understand simple english that will be a 5 star service for overall experience.

I would recommend anyone reading this to use Transfer Pampa instead. I have used both companies and…read moreinteracted with customer service from both, and Transfer Pampa was far superior. The Transvip website does not allow for quick communication with reservations. In my experience I found the individuals I worked with at Transvip to be terribly inefficient and careless. It should be renamed transgarbage because this is how they treat customrts. It takes many days for them to respond to issues, and they are unwilling to support their customers with conflicts. When I had to make a change to my reservation, it was nearly impossible to get customer support. I changed to Transfer Pampa and had a much better experience. I would avoid Transvip at all costs on the future.