Park Plaza
What the experts agree on
Park Plaza combines Providencia's tree-lined tranquility with surprisingly spacious rooms and theatrical charm—doormen in capes and burgundy-accented decor give it boutique personality despite its 104-room midsize scale. French-Chilean dining
“The Park Plaza calls itself a boutique hotel, but the uniformed bellhops and traditional decor (not to mention 104 rooms) make it a midsize hotel known for its personalized service.”
– Frommer's
"The color scheme, in rich burgundy and dark green with cream accents, extends to the adjoining Park Lane restaurant, which combines Chilean and French cuisine." Full review
Upper-middle-range
"This 104-room business hotel is located in the Providencia neighborhood on a busy tree-lined street." Full review
"Dripping with good taste, the Park Plaza can be a bit much (witness the doorman in his gold-piped cape and top hat, for example). It is all part of the luxury package." Full review
"The quiet residential location just two blocks away from the attractions of Avenida Providencia is a plus, and rooms are quite spacious."
"This hotel is two blocks from one of Santiago's busiest areas, where Avenida Pedro de Valdivia crosses Avenida 11 de Septiembre, but its location along a tree-lined avenue mitigates the nearby bustle." Full review
$133/night
on Booking.com