Alma Bed & Breakfast, Santiago
More photosAlma Bed & Breakfast in Santiago is a cozy, intimate spot nestled in the heart of the Providencia district. Located at Avenida Condell 847, it offers a more personal, residential feel compared to the city’s larger business hotels. It’s a great choice for travelers who prefer a quiet, home-like environment while being within easy reach of Santiago’s main urban attractions.
The property features a tranquil garden, which serves as a peaceful escape from the bustling city streets. Guests can enjoy simple, comfortable rooms equipped with modern essentials, making it a functional base for exploring the capital. While it maintains a low-key profile, its location in Providencia is one of its best assets, placing you in a neighborhood known for its vibrant local culture, tree-lined streets, and proximity to numerous cafes and restaurants.
Being in Providencia means you are well-positioned to reach iconic Santiago landmarks. The hotel is just a short trip from the historic Plaza de Armas, the cultural exhibits at the Palacio de la Moneda, and the panoramic views from the Sky Costanera. Whether you’re heading to the nearby San Cristóbal Hill for a hike or venturing further into the city center, the area provides excellent connectivity.
It’s an ideal spot for those who want a modest, convenient stay that allows them to experience the daily rhythm of Santiago like a local. By staying here, you’re just a short distance from the heart of the city’s historic and commercial districts without the noise of a high-traffic hotel.
Expert reviews
“This homely B&B offers great value. The 10 rooms are basic but many look out over a plant-filled interior patio that’s packed with inviting hammocks.”
What guests liked
- Nice neighborhood
- Restaurants nearby
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
Location
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