Intercontinental Santiago

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The new financial district is a fitting location for one of the city’s most elegant Santiago Chile hotels. Unique features include an indoor lap pool, four restaurants and Benatino Bar, mixing the city’s signature cocktail, Pisco Sour. Enjoy upscale shopping in Alonso de Cordova, or explore the nearby Sculpture Park, San Cristobal Hill or the Presidential Palace. Well appointed for business, this luxury Santiago Chile hotel also offers a choice of 20 meeting venues.

InterContinental

Amenities

24 hour front desk

Air-conditioned

Car rental

Bar/Lounge

Business center

Coffee shop

Concierge service

Currency exchange on-site

Fitness center

Gift shop

Internet (surcharge)

Indoor pool

Laundry facilities

Laundry service

Meeting/Banquet facilities

Pets not allowed

No smoking

Outdoor pool

Parking (surcharge)

Wheelchair accessible

Restaurant

Room service

Safe

Sauna

Ski shuttle (surcharge)

Ski storage

Spa

Storage available

WiFi (surcharge)

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Overall Review Rating (Overall user rating out of 205 reviews)

7.9

Good

Location: 90% Terrific location.

Service: 83% Great service.

Hotel Building: 79% Building is pleasant.

Food: 79% Tasty food.

Internet: 66% Internet is average.

Room: 59% Rooms are ok.

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Great reception
Pleasant entrance area
Good restaurants & bars in the area
Good fitness area

This is a wonderful design hotel, as guests say.
Guests recommend this as a luxury hotel.
Guests recommend this hotel for business travelers.

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Excellent 10.0

Posted by ldeleon68, Nov 22 2011

All Intercontinental hotels that I have stayed have a great service level, great facilities and very well located; this is not the exception. Only complain was that I had to pay USD$8.00 to use the gym. All Intercontinental hotels that I have stayed have a great service level, great facilities and very well located; this is not the exception. Only complain was that I had to pay USD$8.00 to use the gym.

Excellent 10.0

Posted by Anonymous, Jan 8 2010

I also stayed at the Intercontinential in Buenos Aires and their staff are amazing (Luciano!) Highly recommend - you always know what to expect and quality service. I also stayed at the Intercontinential in Buenos Aires and their staff are amazing (Luciano!) Highly recommend - you always know what to expect and quality service.

Good 8.0

Posted by Anonymous, Feb 11 2009

Good location in a nice area, around the corner from restaurants and ten minutes walk from underground. Front desk staff helpful & polite, comfortable, good sized rooms. Good location in a nice area, around the corner from restaurants and ten minutes walk from underground. Front desk staff helpful & polite, comfortable, good sized rooms.

Good 8.0

Posted by Anonymous, Feb 11 2009

I stayed seven days in the Intercontinental for business the beginning of June, 2008. The hotel is situated close to the US Embassy, in the 'Sanhattan' part of Santiago, the modern and upscale business district. I stayed in a standard double room, which was in very good condition. The furniture and bed were tastefull and comfortable. The bathroom had sepaprate bath tub and shower and everything was in order. The one area that needs immediate attention is Internet connection. While there is WiFi in the lobby and 2nd floor area, in the rooms you must connect via network and for some unexplicable reason I could not do so... As far as the dining facilities I only ate breakfast, which was buffet style and average in quality and variety... There is a swimming pool and gym facilities of average quality and you may also get a massage, which at 50USD I think is a good price and recommended in order to get over the aches of the long trip to Chile... I stayed seven days in the Intercontinental for business the beginning of June, 2008. The hotel is situated close to the US Embassy, in the 'Sanhattan' part of Santiago, the modern and upscale business district. I stayed in a standard double room, which was in very good condition. The furniture and bed were tastefull and comfortable. The bathroom had sepaprate bath tub and shower and everything was in order. The one area that needs immediate attention is Internet connection. While there is WiFi in the lobby and 2nd floor area, in the rooms you must connect via network and for some unexplicable reason I could not do so... As far as the dining facilities I only ate breakfast, which was buffet style and average in quality and variety... There is a swimming pool and gym facilities of average quality and you may also get a massage, which at 50USD I think is a good price and recommended in order to get over the aches of the long trip to Chile...

Good 8.0

Posted by Anonymous, Feb 10 2009

We stayed at The InterContinental in Santiago, Chile for 8 nights. The Concierge, was so very helpful in arranging a couple ... of our side trips. The staff is so eager to be of assistance. The only downside for me was that it was a soft bed. Other than that, everything worked fine. The Bice Restaurant, which has locations around the world, was excellent. Room service was efficient and very good as well. There is construction EVERYWHERE in Santiago, so you have to contend with some unappealing sites next door and all around the city. However, it is within walking distance to the metro, shops and a good breakfast place called Melbas. Don't bother with the breakfast at the hotel, it's expensive and the eggs on the buffet table are very soupy. We are two women who would stay there again. We felt safe and well attended to. We stayed at The InterContinental in Santiago, Chile for 8 nights. The Concierge, was so very helpful in arranging a couple ... of our side trips. The staff is so eager to be of assistance. The only downside for me was that it was a soft bed. Other than that, everything worked fine. The Bice Restaurant, which has locations around the world, was excellent. Room service was efficient and very good as well. There is construction EVERYWHERE in Santiago, so you have to contend with some unappealing sites next door and all around the city. However, it is within walking distance to the metro, shops and a good breakfast place called Melbas. Don't bother with the breakfast at the hotel, it's expensive and the eggs on the buffet table are very soupy. We are two women who would stay there again. We felt safe and well attended to.

Good 8.0

Posted by Anonymous, Feb 10 2009

As you would expect from a big international chain this hotel has plently of large groups and functions going on but the staff cope very well and provide very great service. The rooms are good and large. The Bice restaurant is very good indeed As you would expect from a big international chain this hotel has plently of large groups and functions going on but the staff cope very well and provide very great service. The rooms are good and large. The Bice restaurant is very good indeed

Mediocre 4.0

Posted by Anonymous, Dec 7 2008

the smallest room I ever stay in plus food odor and smell most of the nights. the smallest room I ever stay in plus food odor and smell most of the nights.

Excellent 10.0

Posted by Anonymous, Mar 28 2008

A very nice hotel, with a friendly and helpfull staff. The lobby is beautiful with marble floors, oriental rugs, and exquisite floral arrangements. Near the checkout counter there's a soothing lounge area with a wall of trickling water. There is also a nice little gift store, and a restaurant and bar just off the lobby. My room was very nice and seemed modern with darker earth tones, my king feather bed was very comfortable. The bathroon was large with a separate shower, toilet with bidet, and bath tub. My room was on the eleventh floor, the same floor as buffet breakfast area and just a short walk down the hall. The food there was quite tasty and plentiful. \nThe pool was on the 19th floor and had large bay windows with beautiful views of Santiago. There are many good dining options within walking distance of the hotel.\nMy experience at the Hotel Intercontinental was first rate, I do not have any complaints or criticisms, I had a thoroughly enjoyable time during my stay, and would r... A very nice hotel, with a friendly and helpfull staff. The lobby is beautiful with marble floors, oriental rugs, and exquisite floral arrangements. Near the checkout counter there's a soothing lounge area with a wall of trickling water. There is also a nice little gift store, and a restaurant and bar just off the lobby. My room was very nice and seemed modern with darker earth tones, my king feather bed was very comfortable. The bathroon was large with a separate shower, toilet with bidet, and bath tub. My room was on the eleventh floor, the same floor as buffet breakfast area and just a short walk down the hall. The food there was quite tasty and plentiful. \nThe pool was on the 19th floor and had large bay windows with beautiful views of Santiago. There are many good dining options within walking distance of the hotel.\nMy experience at the Hotel Intercontinental was first rate, I do not have any complaints or criticisms, I had a thoroughly enjoyable time during my stay, and would r...

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