This is an ideal apartment to stay at in Santiago.
1. It's next to the main subway line for the city. I took an airport bus to the Pajaritos terminal. I transferred to the subway and the stop is across the street.
2. It's on one of the most popular streets in the city for dining out. I ate at seven of the restaurants had some of the best seafood I have ever eaten. Beautifully prepared and the prices are reasonable. There are a couple luxury hotels on the street that are worth the splurge eat or have a drink at. One has a rooftop lounge. Not every older neighborhood in the area is this nice.
3. It's in a historic district.
4. It's very safe. There is a doorman at each entrance. The neighborhood is very good for walking at night. There are convenience stores on the block.
5. The apartment is stylish and comfortable. The bed has nice white linens that are all washed and ironed for every stay. It's nicer than many hotel beds. The small dimmable led table lamps on both sides of the bed are a nice touch. There is a washer/dryer in the apartment. It's best for one or two people.
6. The internet connection is fiber and is very fast. I worked remotely for my job from the small table in the kitchen and I enjoyed the view of the city and mountains.
7. The host Roberto goes out of his way to make sure everything is impeccable.
8. The apartment has air conditioning. My stay was late summer and it was nice to cool down the apartment on some days. It was not always needed. The evenings are usually very nice. Many Santiago apartments do not have AC.
9. The complex is well maintained.
10. The combination lock for the door makes it easy. No keys to carry around. There is a small safe in the apartment but I did not feel like I needed it.
11. The complex is quiet. But it's in a very big city some people might want earplugs at night. Once in a while, there are sirens. I slept great in this apartment. I did not hear any noise from other apartments.
This is an excellent apartment. Book early.