Clean and sunny room, very quiet. Nice breakfast. Not enough bathrooms. Often needed to wait 20 minutes - not fun if needing to go to the toilet in a hurry. Internet access was advertised, but owner denied me from using it twice when I was there (stayed 4 nights) - not sure why as I was happy to pay and... More

Great location, comfortable hostel located near downtown and arts neighborhood on a quiet tree-lined street. Very clean inside and out. Owner is very pleasant, friendly, and efficient.

This is a nice villa with rooms in a nice surroundining in Santiago - we stayed there 2 times for one night. The rooms are good (even some are better - take a look), the hosts are friendly and Max is really helpful and speaks excellent English. We liked it - a good budget option.

Very good value: it is hard to beat $20 / person including breakfast. The owner are really friendly and helpful The room itself is pretty basic, (who cares), it was fairly cold since there are only 2 individual heaters for the whole B&B, but I slept very well. The only minor issue is a sewage smell in the bathroom, but... More

A few hooks on the wall, a lamp or 2, a shelf, an extra chair or table, and two water glasses would have been nice. We arrived late and were very thirsty. The kitchen/dining area was locked and there was not a glass in sight. I emptied a small vase filled with pebbles and used it fo a glass. Why... More

Casa Condell advertises itself as a hostal/bed & breakfast. It has an excellent location, in a relatively quiet street of the Providencia neighborhood, accross from the French embassy and 3 blocks from the Salvador Metro station. I stayed one night on 8/12/07. The owner is an elderly couple, but the main administrator is their son Max. Unlike many hostals, it... More