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"Very clean. Staff friendly and helpful. Buffet breakfast was good. Hotel is near downtown, not walking dustance. There is a large mall across the street for any shopping you may need."

"Fantastic stay at Hotel Boutique Casa Conde, Santiago! This charming boutique hotel is perfect for a quiet, very personal stay with simplicity in mind. The atmosphere is warm and peaceful, and the breakfast was very good—fresh, well-prepared, and satisfying. What truly made the experience special were Mayra and Fernanda, who were extremely professional, genuinely kind, and always helpful. Their attention to detail and care made me feel truly welcome. With very affordable pricing for the quality offered, I strongly recommend Hotel Boutique Casa Conde for anyone seeking comfort, calm, and heartfelt hospitality in Santiago."

"Look for High Wellness HW name on 2828 Romero Street. Libertad name is not visible at street level. Get on elevator on ground floor go to third floor (Button 3 in elevator needs label indicating Hotel). Hotel check-in lobby is on third floor."

"We only passed through on an extended layover but the room was clean and comfortable and the host was excellent. We had to leave very early in the morning and were grateful for the breakfast being ready for us in the morning. Felt very safe and secure even in the heart of the city. Would stay here again!"

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"El lugar es hermoso... Para que la estadía fuera más confortable deberían incorporar algunas cositas como lugares para poner la maletas. Perchero etcétera. Tampoco hay ni siquiera una silla pequeñas cositas que harían mucho más confortable la estadía por lo demás todo muy bien"

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"I was promised Wi-fi, but it took 3 days before I was able to connect because the Wi-fi service had not been paid by the owner. The windows did not stay open, and needed something to keep them open, which was not supplied. The kitchen was bare of necesities for food preparation (e.g., oi, spices). Communication always took a long time to get a response. TV channels and aps were limited."