Ritz Carlton Santiago
Santiago, Chile
- From €210/night
- Hotel
- 205 Room/s
The Ritz Carlton is the most deluxe hotel in Santiago's city centre. Just 205 rooms and suites ensure a very personalised service including butler and concierge.
Large and luxurious rooms and suites which face the city and gleaming skyscrapers or the soaring snow capped Andes.
Estró is the Ritz Carlton's fine dining restaurant with its own unique wine tasting experience where each day a different wine, by the glass, is offered, usually from Chile. Menus use fresh farm to fork ingredients with a focus on Chilean seasonal cuisine, and responsibly sourced fish and seafood from Patagonia.
There is an excellent choice of restaurants around the hotel, in El Golf and Las Condes, within walking distance.
A real treat at the Ritz Carlton is the fifth floor Spa and pool with a curved glass roof affording spectacular views to the Andes from the indoor pool and Jacuzzi.
There is also an outdoor terrace with incredible views, especially at night of the city lights under the shadow of the mountains. Wonderful treatments using wine and chocolate for real indulgence and the traditional afternoon tea in the Lobby Lounge.
At A Glance
- Santiago's only premium deluxe city hotel
- Large luxurious rooms and suites
- Located in prestigious El Golf / Las Condes district
- Butler service
- Fine dining
- Rooftop pool and Spa
- Rooftop outdoor terrace
- Signature Ritz Carlton service
Features:
- ✓ Air-conditioning
- ✓ Concierge Service
- ✓ Gym
- ✓ Hammam / Steam
- ✓ Heated Pool
- ✓ Jacuzzi / Hot Tub
- ✓ Laundry Service
- ✓ Massage Room
- ✓ Restaurant
- ✓ Sauna
- ✓ Spa
- ✓ Swimming Pool
- ✓ Wifi
Region
The city of Santiago sits at the mid point of the long thin country, with the spectacular backdrop of the snow capped Andes mountains. Ideally situated for day trips to the wineries for tastings and pairings whilst enjoying an al fresco lunch under the shade of the vines under the hot Andean sun.
Leafy plazas are fringed by cafes and street food sellers. There is a lively arts scene, exciting districts that have been regenerated (Lastarria, Bellavista) with exquisite boutique hotels converted from turn of the century elegant town mansions.
The evocative Central Fish Market is brimming with the best of the Pacific Ocean's fish and seafood served up straight from the ice bucket to your canteen table.
No wonder that Santiago is emerging as a city to explore for longer beyond just a hub that connects the extreme north, south and oceanic islands.
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Santiago is a bustling metropolis and is wonderfully pleasant for exploring in comfortable temperatures during the Austral Spring (late September-October) and Autumn (March-April). Read More
What's On
January - Santiago Mil Arts Festival
January - Fiesta del Roto Chileno - Barrio Yungay
January - International Jazz Festival, Providencia
February - Bierfest Santiago
April - Santiago Marathon
April - Urban Arts Festival
April - Ñam Santiago Food Festival
July - Fam Fest Children’s International Arts Festival
August - Sanfic Santiago International Film Festival
September - Chile Independence Festivals
October - International Festival of Light
October - November – Filsa International Book Fair
Rates
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