Hotel Bidasoa
In a quiet neighbourhood of Santiago, Hotel Bidasoa has elegant rooms, a pool deck and two restaurants.
Hotel Bidasoa is tucked away on the northern fringe of Santiago in the neighbourhood of Vitacura. With stylish botanical décor and an eco-conscious vibe, it feels like an oasis within the city.
If you’re just passing through Santiago, this is a good choice for an overnight stay as it has all you need. Rooms are elegantly furnished with desks, artwork and large windows.
The deck-garden area has a small lap-pool and welcoming bistro-style bar. There are two restaurants, specialising in vegetarian cuisine and seafood. The hotel has eco-friendly products, recycling and is 95% powered by renewable energy.
Vitacura has a few bars and restaurants within walking distance. Otherwise, upscale Las Condes and Providencia, with their array of restaurants and entertainment, are a short taxi ride away.
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