Casa Bueras Boutique Hotel

Pros: beautiful clean room. Receptionist gave us lots of recommendations for sightseeing around town upon arrival. Cons: Receptionist offered to set up an airport shuttle for us for our 4am check out, and made it seem like it was included with our booking. He did not tell us we would have to pay the driver 25,000 pesos. By the time we found out in the can it was too late to cancel and get alternate transportation. We felt scammed.

Great little hotel. Great location. Lovely people.

it was a great location but the room seemed like I was in a closet. Room 208 having no light at all and just a big bed taking up the whole room where I could not even walk next to the bed since one side is pushed up against the wall. The breakfast was excellent and unfortunately I did not get to use the pool since it is not heated.

It's a small but comfortable hotel in a nice part of Santiago with lots of restaurants just around the corner. My room was very small but I was traveling solo so it was fine and they were very apologetic for not being able to give me a bigger room as the hotel was fully booked. The have free afternoon tea every day which was a nice touch and the breakfast was lovely too. Staff was super helpful and kept checking if I needed anything every time I saw them. It felt like a home away from home.

We recently returned to the Casa Bueras Hotel (formerly the Lastarria Boutique Hotel) and it remains an excellent place to stay in Santiago. The rooms are very comfortable and the staff is very helpful. The breakfast is good, and in warmer weather you can enjoy sitting outside on the covered patio. They also serve afternoon tea. It is in the Lastarria District, which is a quieter neighborhood but within walking distance to the Plaza de Armas and Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino, and about also a short walk to the Bellavista neighborhood and La Chascona. There is a variety of good restaurants within walking distance.