the right choice for us in San Pedro. Swimming pool was also excellent, very refreshing Restaurant was à little average Late check out was no problem Clean rooms, very good maintained by nice young ladies

I stayed four nights at the Hostería San Pedro de Atacama, located in the middle of the Atacama Desert, the driest place on Earth. All the rooms in the Hostería were located in long thatched-roofed buildings with only a single floor in each one. My room had two double beds, a night table with a telephone, several room lamps, a... More

Quite expensive for what you get, but that's probably thru for most hotels in the region... Unfortunately +/- no warm water in the bathroom most of the time (and as it was outside really cold, this was not acceptable)

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The place is quite and, at the same time, very near of Caracoles street, where all the buzz is concentrated. Definitely a good option in the city.

Here's the email I just sent to their corp office; We stayed there for 5 nights ending February 6 in your San Pedro Hotel. (we also stayed at your hotel in Valparaiso for 4 nights)....Regardig San Pedro hotel---. I appreciate the hot water and elctricity and swimming pool...but the price of $170 per night is very high. Broken chairs at... More

The hotel is in a very good position, close to the center of San Pedro. The service was really bad. The waitresses talks loudly between them while cleaning the rooms at any time without any respect for the guests sleeping. We complained one day but the day after the woke up us again in the same way. The breakfast is... More

Lovely hotel in this charming desert village. The town is very tourism-oriented and easy to walk around and enjoy. The hotel has a refreshing pool and lovely adobe buildings. The front desk staff was helpful (though not with a service-with-a-smile attitude, more of a just-doing-my-job attitude). Free wi-fi.

The best in this place is the location. Rua Caracoles, the main street, is just around the corner - this will save you time and a lot of dust in your lungs. The swimming pool and external area are very beautiful and cosy. The restaurant is a mess and the breakfast is poor. Service is also not that good -... More

Hotels in San Pedro are costly, when compared to othe places in Chile and Argentina. We were a party of four and stayed in a "cabaña familiar" (two rooms + one bath-room) what brings the price down to an acceptable level. The hotel is very well located one block from San Pedro's main street were the city restaurants are located... More