Residencial Ahumada Vip

It's a pleasant hotel on a quiet street in what I was told is a heritage-listed area. The staff were friendly and worked around my early departures and late returns, though they didn't speak English, so I used Google Translate to communicate. That worked fine. My room had three single beds, a street-facing window, and lots of space. The timber floor creaked now and then. A large shared bathroom next door had one shower, one toilet, and plenty of empty space. The adjoining room was separated by what was basically a double door with glass panels, so I could hear the other guest's TV. Breakfast was simple: orange juice, tea, instant coffee, a small tub of yogurt, bread with butter or marmalade, and a chocolate after tea. Los Heroes bus stop, which has airport transfer buses, is only a short walk away. For the price, the location and quiet street make it a good option.

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The hosts were some of the friendliest people in Santiago, and their hospitality made the stay special. The price was good, the place was comfortable, and there were plenty of amenities, along with tasty traditional Chilean food. Thanks for everything. I'll come back and stay with you when I can. See you soon.

We really enjoyed the facilities and the warm attention from the owner and Mrs. Mónica. Our triple room was roomy, comfortable, and well equipped. The area is peaceful but central, close to Los Héroes metro station, and the nightly rate was more affordable than other places we considered. Greetings from San Pedro de Atacama! :D