Santiago Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

So I'll start at the beginning, Aggie picked me up from my exam (which was rubbish by the way) and took me straight to the airport, I got there really early but check in took forever! Went to security, I happened to be going through at the same time as a cheer leading team... needless to say I wanted to cut out my ears. Got to security where the...

After my last South American bus ride, I arrived in Santiago at about 6 am, feeling decidely not awake. So much so, that in the rush of getting off the bus, I left my ipod on my seat but I only realised this at the hostel. It was not a good start to the visit!!! Fortunately things improved rapidly. I arrived at the hostel at about 7am and was al...

Amazingly today was my first proper lay in. I didn't get up until noon and it felt good. After skyping Kelly (with the now familiar ending to the conversation being Skype giving up rather than getting to say goodbye) I headed off to school to meet Nora for a walkabout town. Cunningly neither of us had done any reading about what Santiago has to ...

i was on skype at around 11 your time... dinner got done at around 1am my time today! but i'm really tired so i'm going to go to bed soon... tom i have to wake up at like 9:30 because my chilean dad is taking me downtown to see museums and such! i'm excited and that is very nice of him. today i woke up, ate cornflakes at the house with fat-free ...

Tomorrow we head out to Rapa Nui. Rapa Nui has several names. Rapa Nui is the name of the island in the island's native language (they speak Spanish there, but their native language is based off of Polynesia). Isla de Pascua is what its called in Spanish and Easter Island is what is called in English. We had a pretty chill day walking around San...

Santiago is a large, extremely hot city I found out. In the days, temperatures are around the mid to late 30´s, and the only time it lessens is at five in the morning, for an hour, where you need to put your blankets on your bed, to kick them off an hour later. My backpacker lifestyle had begun. Its very different from any other part of my trip,...

We left early Sunday morning from Mendoza. We had bought our ticket in advance to make sure we had good seats. Front row, on the second story of a panoramic bus, and good thing too. 1 hour out of Mendoza, we reached the mountains. The first row was still brown and green, but the inner, larger mountains were massive with snow covered peaks. The n...

Start of our 10 month trip. Stayed in a really cool hostel in the 'soho' part of the city for a week. So there were plenty of bars and restaurants nearby, which obviously resulted in a few late nights and hangovers! On our 2nd day there we did a trek into the Andes with 6 others from the hostel. It was amazing as there was still so much snow and...

So, thanks to a lovely flight, I got to Santiago in 3 hours instead of 30. I spent the next couple of days wandering around the town´s parks and plazas, looking at the impressive buildings and visiting a couple of museums. Santiago is just like being in Europe - in terms of price, as well as everything else! It´s such a difference from Peru and ...

April 7th After leaving Argentina, I headed to Puerto Natales where I got on a ferry to do a 4 day trip to Puerto Montt. This was really good, and I was lucky to be upgraded to the expensive cabins at no extra cost. Basically I sat around with 99 other tourists, reading, chatting, eating 3 square meals a day, putting on weight, staring out the w...