Best Rooftop Terrace Hotels in Santiago

We didn't expect a garden and pool this close to downtown, and it changed how we used the apartment, breakfast outside most mornings before heading to Patio Bellavista or one of the two hills. The kitchenette meant we cooked more than we planned to, and the free parking saved us the usual centro hassle. Between the garden and the location, it earned a repeat booking from us.

We spent our last evening by the garden fireplace, which we hadn't expected from an apartment listing, and it made the stay feel less transactional than a standard aparthotel. Parque Araucano was an easy walk the next morning, and having free parking sorted out saved us the usual Las Condes search for a spot. We left thinking the garden alone was worth the booking.

We stayed at The Place for a week and used the sun terrace most mornings when the weather cooperated, coffee in the garden before walking to Parque Araucano. The seasonal pool wasn't open during our visit, but the lounge made up for it as a spot to work or read in the evenings. The business centre is what we'd come back for.

We 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.

We used the free bikes almost every day, which turned out to be the best part of staying at Maison Italia, and came back to the terrace each evening for the mountain view as the light faded. It's a simple property, but the combination of bikes and that view gave us more of a feel for the neighborhood than a bigger hotel would have.

We booked APT for a two-week work stint and the concierge made it easy, from arranging housekeeping to pointing us toward Parque Bicentenario for a weekend break from the apartment. Costanera Center being six minutes away meant grocery runs and dinners out never felt like a production. Practical, not fancy, but it did the job well. The 24-hour front desk is what we'd come back for.

We picked Almasur Providencia for the garden terrace as much as the location, and it delivered on the quieter promise: mornings on the terrace before the Providencia streets got busy, an easy eighteen-minute walk to Costanera Center for an afternoon at Sky Costanera, and evenings back at the hotel restaurant instead of hunting for dinner. The pool had already closed for the season on our visit, which was the one disappointment, but the garden terrace itself stayed pleasant well past sunset.

We stayed almost two weeks and the terrace became our morning routine, coffee outside before the metro crowd picked up. The apartment itself was practical rather than stylish, but having a kitchen and a quiet street outside made up for it. Costanera Center was an easy walk whenever we needed a break from cooking. Between the terrace and the location, it earned a repeat booking from us.

We split our stay between a hotel room and, later, an apartment when family joined us, and both options worked well thanks to the property's flexibility. Being three blocks from Manuel Montt Metro meant we barely used taxis, and the drive up to San Cristóbal Hill one afternoon took less time than we expected. It's not flashy, but the apartment option made the difference by the end of the stay.

We worked out of Time Select for ten days and the metro access made every trip painless, El Golf or Tobalaba station both a short walk away. Breakfast at Rugendas next door became our daily routine, and the seasonal pool was a welcome break once the workday calls wrapped up. It's not flashy, but the seasonal pool made the difference by the end of the stay.

We booked MR Express for the location and the price, and it delivered on both: breakfast included, Wi-Fi that worked, and a five-minute walk to Costanera Center whenever we needed a break from the room. It's not a hotel we'd recommend for the amenities, but for a budget base in El Golf it did exactly what we needed. Between the metro access and the location, it earned a repeat booking from us.