Sorry Valentina, as an Austrian living 17 years in Chile and travelling frequently for business and pleasure around the world I allow myself to say this is not a premium apartment. It is not safe, badly maintained, badly cleaned, noisy from inside and from the outside.
The building is a typical Chilean cheaply built building in a better area, supposedly better middle class apartments. The receptionists let pass anybody without asking in front of their desk, from the garage the doors to get to the elevator do not close properly automatically and if they close the receptionist do not ask who wants to get in, although robberies and break ins are daily business in Chile, got my spare tire stolen this very week in Santiago. The apartment door lets you hear clearly what is spoken on the floor outside. From above you hear people walking and moving the sliding door. The rooftop bar of a hotel right in front of the apartment plays Saturdays loud music until Sunday 5.00 in the morning. The heating was on the entire week as it seems the thermostat is not working, opening the windows is hardly possible because of the noise outside and neither ecofriendly.
The cleaning staff has not done their job since years. The kitchen cabinets are full of dust inside and the dishes are not cleaned well, the extractor above the oven is black inside and out. The white window frame from the living to the bed room is more black than white. The bathroom is full of calcification and mushrooms, together with cheap trials to fix tiles and a lose tap at the shower. The tank in the bathroom leaks and refills every hour with quite some noise. The light switches have accumulated dirt over the years. The headrest of the bed is not fixed and falls against the wall with every move. Putting a plastic sheet in the bed for people wetting their bed is less what I expect from any apartment. No way to recommend your place, less to come back. After living 17 years in Chile I dare to say another Chilean rip off.