The hotel and the position are nice.
The persons at reception are kind.
By the way my experience here has been negative.
At first there is a problem with wifi. The structure seems to have 2 wifi networks, 1 covering just the area around the reception (that seems working reasonably well, apart certain moment, even if not the fastest network I've ever seen) and 1 covering all the big residence including the rooms (that has many problems, showing many times impossibility to connect, or when you are connected can go down in a short time and you need to make many attempts to reconnect, and.. with an extremely poor speed; to my personal experience was like not to have wifi in the room). The hotel also offers one helpdesk close to the reception with 2 ethernet wires, this seems to me another indication of wifi problems in the structure. I'm remote worker and I do not suggest this place for who need wifi and specially for remote workers. By the way the most negative point for me was not the problem related to wifi, but how the host has treated me. I felt literally kidded. Employees (more than one!) at reception, when I asked about wifi, they told me they are well aware about the current problems, and they said it was because there are ongoing works to update networks. On airbnb chat by the way, I asked the host to inform customers at the moment of check in about this problem to be more transparent (because I was not informed, and, as said, they seemed well aware of the problem). And the host Santiago negated this fact saying that there are no works in progress, and also, instead of providing real support, was too busy to look for proofs that the wifi is working and that there are not current works in progress, sending me the timetable containing time of accesses and amount of data traffic. Well, being connected to a network showing a speed of 1mbs, for short time, with necessity to try many times to reconnect, with impossibility to connect at all for the majority of time is not providing the service. It would have been enough to be honest from the beginning !