Nest Collection El Golf
El Golf apartments with a rooftop pool
About this hotel
Nest Collection El Golf keeps its case for a rooftop stay simple: a swimming pool and terrace set above the aparthotel's business-district apartments, open to guests staying in kitchenette units built more for a working week than a weekend party. The terrace draws couples and small groups in the late afternoon, when the pool empties out and the light turns toward Costanera Center a short walk away. Rooms lean practical rather than plush, with streaming TVs and full kitchens instead of turndown service, which suits travelers who want the rooftop as a bonus, not the whole reason to book. San Cristóbal Hill sits close enough for an easy detour, and the rooftop pool stays the one feature that separates this address from the aparthotels around it.
- Rooftop pool
- Terrace
- Kitchenette apartments
Our take
Nest Collection El Golf suits self-caterers and small groups who want a rooftop pool without paying resort rates for one, in a business-district building close to Costanera Center. Guests chasing a full-service rooftop bar or a skyline panorama should look toward the luxury towers instead; here the terrace is a quiet perk attached to practical apartments, not a nightlife draw.
- ✓Book a unit with terrace access directly rather than assuming every apartment includes it.
- ✓Use the rooftop pool in the late afternoon, once the workday traffic near El Golf has cleared.
- ✓Walk to Costanera Center for dinner options; the aparthotel's own food service is limited.
Why we love it
- Rooftop swimming pool and terrace
- Full kitchenettes in every unit
- Close to Costanera Center
- Quiet, business-district setting
Why guests love itWe took an apartment for a week of work calls and liked having the rooftop as an actual reset button, not just a photo op. Late afternoons emptied out up there, and Costanera Center was close enough to walk to for dinner without dealing with a rental car. It's not glamorous, but the pool earns its keep. The kitchenette apartments is what we'd come back for.