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Where to Stay in La Reina
Hotels, apartments and hostels across La Reina, in Luxury Santiago.
Where Should You Stay in La Reina?
La Reina is a green, unhurried residential comuna on the eastern edge of Santiago, where the grid gives way to tree-lined avenues and the first slopes of the Andes. Parque Mahuida offers hiking and picnic ground within the city, while its plazas and neighborhood restaurants keep a relaxed, local pace. Below are the hotels, apartments and hostels we recommend in La Reina.
Frequently Asked Questions
We currently list 4 places to stay in La Reina. Across Santiago, hostel dorms run roughly 15,000 to 25,000 CLP a night, mid-range hotel rooms 80,000 to 180,000 CLP, and the luxury end upwards of 250,000 CLP. Rates in Luxury Santiago sit at the higher or lower end of that range depending on the neighbourhood.
No. Foreign visitors paying in US dollars or with a foreign card are exempt from the 19 percent IVA on hotel rooms anywhere in Chile, including La Reina. Show your passport and the tourist card you were given on arrival at check-in, and ask for the exempt rate directly, because quoted prices sometimes include the tax.
Most of Luxury Santiago is well served by the Metro, and a Bip! card covers Metro and bus on one fare with free transfers inside two hours. Staying in La Reina puts the center within roughly half an hour. The Metro stops running around 11pm, so budget for a ride app if you plan late nights.
Book well ahead for mid September, when Fiestas Patrias fills the city, for March during Lollapalooza and the wine harvest, and through the December to February summer holidays. Ski season from June to September tightens supply in the eastern neighbourhoods. May and early June are the quietest and cheapest weeks in La Reina.
Hosteria Continental
Hosteria Continental is a welcoming hotel located in La Reina, offering comfortable accommodations with amenities such as free Wi-Fi, breakfast, and a hot tub. Ideal for travelers seeking a relaxing stay in a quiet area, it features a restaurant and bar for added convenience.
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Motel Triángulo Tres
Motel Triángulo Tres is a budget-friendly motel located in La Reina, Santiago. It offers a variety of room types, including suites with hydromassage jacuzzis. Guests appreciate the privacy and cleanliness, although some reviews mention issues with service and room conditions.
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