This is a small but modern, clean, and comfortable apartment in an excellent location (very close to the ski slopes) with a beautiful view of the mountains. It is ski-out -- or a 5 minute ride to the slopes on a shuttle which runs frequently. There were a few challenges with this stay, though. There was only very limited information provided, and I had to figure out a lot of things on my own, which was not easy, especially as an international traveler. I did not receive a key to the building (so I always had to ask someone to let me inside), the concierge gave me a code to the room that other people also knew (and one time someone accidentally entered the room while I was sleeping), the WiFi password was not originally provided, the street address on the listing does not display correctly in Google Maps and I had to ask for help finding the building, and getting food is not simple. There is no "town" here -- only 3 hotels which each have their own restaurants. The hotels are "all-inclusive," and if you're not staying there, it's not simple to make dinner reservations. I also struggled to find transportation back to Santiago. A lot of these problems would be mitigated if guests were provided with 1 or 2 pages of "useful information," as is common at many Airbnbs.