Luna Suite

We stayed here as a couple for 3 nights in June and it had everything we needed: a kitchen with basic supplies, fridge, balcony, living area, bedroom, TV ... the only thing it lacked was a reliable internet connection. Warning: WiFi is unreliable and cuts in and out. The airline lost our luggage the first day we arrived in Chile, and Victor was so nice and definitely helped us out in receiving our bag for us. He even let us use his computer to print out our tickets to a football match! We were able to communicate with him via Whats App during our stay and he always responded. He even gave us a map of the city and circled things that we could check out. His English is limited, but we didn't have a problem :) We did have a small heater, but it the room was still chilly. Located a short walk away from Plaza des Armas and the subway station. Great, safe location if you're coming to explore Santiago. From the Santiago airport, we took a shuttle (or a "transfer") to the apartment for about 12,000 CHP (for 2 people).

This place is an apartment complex with some rooms that are rented out by a gentleman. It is a full apartment that is in a nice location and it is fun to feel like a local. The apartment is cozy, but could use a good dusting. I used 7,000 airline miles for this place so I feel I got a super deal.

I have been surprised to read that some people found their apartment to be dirty on arrival. Ours was clean and tidy, the bedding and towels fresh. Victor , who is the manager doesn't have very good English, but he gave us a paper detailing information about cleaning and contact numbers. We knew at the outset that the apartment would not be cleaned or serviced whilst we were there for our five days. We liked the location as it was away from the hustle and bustle, but within easy walking to the centre. It was not a difficult place to find. A taxi ride to anything further afield was easy to find and affordable. Our one complaint was that the oven didn't work and there was only one pan for the hob making self-catering difficult.