Habitacion Privada Con Cama Matrimonial En Departamento Compartido - Providencia
To enjoy your vacation in Santiago, stay at Habitacion Privada Con Cama Matrimonial En Departamento Compartido - Providencia Santiago, which is only 1.9 km from the Violeta Parra Museum and approximately 25 minutes on foot from the 64 - story tall Gran Torre Santiago Skyscraper.
The Costanera Center can be reached by car in a few minutes, while Church of Our Lady of Carmen is right by the apartment.
Enhancing your comfort, a separate toilet and a shower can be found at the accommodation. Moreover, there are a hairdryer as well.
Habitacion Privada Con Cama Matrimonial En Departamento Compartido - Providencia is equipped with self-catering facilities like an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and kitchenware, giving guests the independence to prepare their own meals. Manuel Montt / Eliodoro Yanez bus stop is a stone's throw from the homestay, and Manuel Montt tube station is just 150 metres away.
Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Free Wi-Fi
- No pets allowed
Meals and drinks
- Electric kettle
- Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
In the room
- Dining table
Important notice
Frequently asked questions
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What are the most famous tourist attractions near the accommodation?
Guests of the accommodation can visit one of the highly rated landmarks, the biographical museum "Museo Violeta Parra", placed only 1.9 km away. Other sights are Costanera Center (1.6 km) as well as the 64-story tall Gran Torre Santiago Skyscraper (1.8 km). - ❓
What is the check-in and check-out time at the apartment?
At the apartment, guests are asked to check in at 15:00, and check out until 12:00. - ❓
What nearby restaurants should we visit during our stay at this accommodation?
Guests staying at this accommodation have the privilege of choosing from a variety of renowned nearby restaurants. One of the top recommendations is bar Liguria, which has earned a remarkable 8/10 rating from customers. Additionally, restaurant Pad Thai is a popular choice, with a high 8 rating.
