Stopped by Luna bar which is located in the top of the hotel for sunset overlooking Santiago and it…read moredidn't let me down! The views were so incredible! Note: you need a reservation in advance as this is a popular place. They also have food options but they are small and expensive. It's worth noting friends enjoyed the food though. The drinks were beautiful and affordable in comparison to U.S. prices. It was 8$ for a mojito at a rooftop bar which is a bargain! They also have mocktail options I tried one of them which was less than 6$ and I enjoyed it. I'd definitely recommend this for a special night out!

The vibe here was kind of stuffy and it wasnt too work from home virtual friendly they didnt even…read morelet you use the books in the bookshelf LOL which i found to be ridiculous never in my life have I seen that . they did have iMacs though however the office spaces were crowded and it wasnt really many people there. The gem of the hotel was most def the 360 views of the city ! I was blown away by the views seriously you could see the whole city from up there along with all the smog lol but seriously I did have a good time here Í think they need to watch how they talk to people though and the roof wasnt even open for lunch the whole place seemed abandoned to be honest such a shame for such a pretty view

Highlights/Lowlights…read more 1. Reservations are a MUST (unless you are a hotel guest) 2. Scenic rooftop 3. Excellent craft cocktails We visited the Singular rooftop on a Wednesday night at 5pm in late Spring (late November). We had attempted to stop in for drinks a few days earlier but were told you had to have a reservation or be a hotel guest. Reservations are a must, and can be made easily online! The rooftop restaurant/bar has a well-decorated indoor area and an awesome patio space. The patio has some tables, some outdoor couches/coffee tables and of course a scenic view of San Cristobel. Our friendly server brought us our order of a craft cocktail (hard to pick as they all sounded great!) and a glass of champagne. We just wanted an appetizer before dinner so we did the Chilean meats and cheese board. The board was well-portioned and fairly large for two! We were the first people seated on the patio at 5pm, but by the time we left it was bustling. Highly recommend The Singular rooftop if you are visiting Santiago.

SO the rooftop here is incredible I prefer a little more central because it gets dicey in…read moreProvidencia at night - with that said this was my go to WORK spot during the DAY lol because it was not really hip or active at night . I reccomend though for dining and for a stroll down Merced towards Plaza de Armas

This is an old fashioned 5 star hotel complete with doormen, porters and you get to sit down in an…read morearmchair in front of an elaborate desk when checking in. Got a king bed room in the 01 tier facing the main blvd - was told it's an upgrade so more like a suite with sitting area divided from the bedroom by a heavy duty TV stand with shelves. Overall a very nice room except for one thing - the bedroom shares a wall with the elevator shaft so there is a constant faint but very audible dinging sound all day long except for 5-6 hours in the middle of the night. Mentioned this to the staff, am pretty sure other guests must have noted it before but they said they don't know about it. So just keep this in mind. Can't be sure it's the elevator as you don't always hear it when standing in front of them but there is no other explanation. Other than that, the location is excellent, breakfast with egg station offers a huge selection. Service is good - on day of our departure the front blvd was completely blocked to traffic by a citywide demonstration and we would have missed our flight without the hotel's assistance.

What a find! We spent two days there and it was the absolute best. What makes this hotel great;…read more1. Wonderful staff 2. Old world class and beautiful rooms 3. Perfect location 4. A top shelf restaurant 5. Complete and delicious breakfast 6. Excellent roof top bar/restaurant 7. Beautiful inside bar with talented bartenders

I lived in the studios across the street and this area is fricken POPPIN !! I absolutely never left…read moreMerced the entire year I was there and ADORE Bellas Artes (the neighborhood) - I had friends that would stay here and they have an amazing resturant upstairs & at club M nextdooor the lobby is beautiful and the staff are incredible I would highly reccommend if you prefer hotels =)

este hotel me pareció increíble, me gusto mucho tiene una decoración como moderna y eso le dio un…read moretoque impresionante y espectacular, me parece increible por que creo que fui yo por que penas me acoste en la cama me dio mucho sueño, dormi tan comodo que desperte tarde muy recomendado, tiene buena higiene y limpieza y las vistas ni hablar, la ciudad de noche se ve increíble todo muy hermoso recomiendo esto

I was so disappointed with this property that I didn't even take pictures! I gave it 3 stars…read morebecause of the location, the doormen, bellhop and Diego. First, I booked this hotel because of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program. It being under Marriott, I had expectations. Let's start with the structure. We were greeted warmly by the hotel doorman. The lobby was small but clean. There are 2 high tables in the side where you can sit and charge your devices. Otherwise, there are only 2 chairs at the lobby that is available for when you have other companions waiting while you do your business at the reception desk. There is a small waiting area next to the reception desk. Then the restaurant. I don't know how big the restaurant is because I didn't even access it. The 2 elevators are small, probably fits 6 people but efficient. We got a room at the end and it was reportedly a deluxe room with 2 double beds. I guess that's what I booked for. Anyways, the room smelled of an old building. The bathroom was standard. Nothing in it felt like it was a Marriott property. It's the same tier as the Courtyard but felt like a much lower category. Second, I can commend the old doormen who always has a smile on their face when they open the door for you. The old gentleman/bellhop who helped us with our luggage was also adorable and showed pride in his job. I cannot say the same of Natalia, the front desk lady who helped us check in. She was so cold and not very helpful. She was very stingy with her smile and didn't look like she wanted to be there. She didn't even acknowledge my status as a Titanium Elite member. I am not trying to be a primadonna but that is customary of ALL Marriott properties. I asked her about the area and where to get Traditional Chilean food and she was directing us to somewhere far. Come to know from our tour guide that there was one not too far from the hotel. We got more info about the area from our tour guide. Diego, the afternoon front desk person, though, was excellent. He helped us book our restaurant reservations twice as well as our transport to the restaurants and airport. Third, the amenities. The towels were worn out. We had to ask for our daily complimentary bottled water, coffee and tea, which are normally replenished when the room is cleaned. And when we asked for the coffee, the housekeeping brought only decaffeinated k-cups. When we asked if they had regular coffee, she stared at us and said they don't have regular coffee. I may sound like I'm griping but it is a Marriott property. If it was a different brand hotel, I probably would have been okay. It's literally an "expectation vs reality" experience. I would still recommend this place for the location. A lot of nice restaurants around. But definitely needs a lot of improvement within.

Four Points is probably a solid 3 stars. It's fairly close to the international airport (about a 20…read moremin taxi ride) and in the heart of an amazing province. The hotel itself seems like it was thrown together quickly and has nothing special or warm about it. The staff are incredibly helpful and friendly. My husband and I aren't fluent in Spanish so it's a little difficult getting around. However, the staff at Four Points are almost fluent in English and helped us navigate as we all get us a taxi for a specified time. As for the lobby, it's not very welcoming and there's nothing special about it. It has a motel feel to it. The elevators are sketchy and bounce around a bit. The room was lackluster and not well designed at all. The wallpaper is nice but then it kind of just fell flat from there. Nothing matched (green corduroy chair, red and black office chair on wheels, green recycle bin with stickers peeling off, white and red striped curtains...you get the idea). It looked like a garage sale of a room. The bathroom was large but the floor was dirty. The shower had great water pressure and the water temperature was amazing. The shampoo, conditioner, and body wash smelled phenomenal (which I LOVE hotels with great scents). There is room service but we didn't use it/need it. The hotel is located right on a restaurant-filled street. We ate next door at a burger place and it was SO good (highly recommend). The property is located near the mall (which has a grocery store inside), Sky tower, Hard Rock Cafe, etc. and walkable friendly. It really has a prime location. So if you're looking for a quick and cheap one or two night stay, this is an okay hotel. As for amenities, design, and comfort...I would look elsewhere.