Hotel Magnolia
Santiago · Chile
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Character and identity
Santiago's first dedicated design hotel sits inside a restored 1929 mansion at the foot of Cerro Santa Lucía, steps from the old town and the Bellas Artes gallery. The 42 rooms play old against new: a Neo-Gothic facade, stained glass and black-and-white marble floors in the foyer give way to bedrooms wrapped in pale wood paneling and neutral linens with a clear Scandinavian streak. The rooftop terrace is the social heart, pouring Chilean cabernet against a view of downtown and Santa Lucía hill. An airy ground-floor restaurant and bar handles the daytime rhythm. Service is boutique-scaled and informal.
Who's it for
Best for:
Design-minded couples and solo travellers who want to be inside central Santiago on foot, close to museums, parks and the old town, and who care more about a well-cut room and a good rooftop pour than full-service resort trappings. A natural pick for a city stopover before Patagonia or Atacama.
Should look elsewhere:
Families wanting kids' programming, guests expecting a full spa, pool and multiple restaurants, or anyone after grand-hotel formality. The footprint is small and the amenity set is deliberately tight, so business travellers needing extensive meeting space should book bigger.
Bottom line
The appeal here is the building and the neighbourhood: a 1929 mansion turned design hotel that puts you on foot in central Santiago, with a rooftop worth lingering on. Spend the money if you value location and aesthetic over amenity breadth. Book a room on an upper floor for the light, and aim for a clear evening to claim a terrace table at sunset.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Public internet workstation
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Breakfast buffet
- Smoke-free property
