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Atacamahostel - Atacama Hostel is a new concept in accommodation for the domestic and international budget traveller. We are focused on delivering the best and most complete service in a great and comfortable atmosphere.
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Luz Azul Hostel - New youth hostel for indomit and wild soul travellers, located in the bohemian and student neighborhood Barrio Brazi. We have the best tips for making outdoor activities and the best atmosphere in Santiago for having a wicked and unforgettable time.
 
 
 
Andes Hostel - Welcome to the newest hostel in Santiago! Friendly, fun, and located in one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the city, Andes Hostel offers backpackers on a budget a cheap place to rest while exploring the city or enjoying a drink at our bar.
 
 
 
Hostal Rio Amazonas - HOSTAL AMAZONAS is a twelve-year-old family business; our priority is the quality of our services. We have two hostels in different locations in Santiago.
 
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Happy House Hostel - Located in the heart of Barrio Brazil, a beautiful historical neighborhood, you will find cobblestoned streets, hidden plazas, and colorful pubs and restaurants with traditional Chilean architecture at our friendly backpacker's hostel.
 
 
HOSTAL CASA GRANDE - Come stay in our turn-of-the-century hostel, completely remodeled with all modern amenities to provide a welcoming environment for the budget traveler.
 
 
La Chimba Hostel - Come visit us at our inexpensive hostel during your travels through beautiful Chile.
 
 
The Bellavista Hostel - Enjoy the beautiful city views at la Bellavista Hostel in Santiago Chile, your an inexpensive accommodation with everything the modern backpacker needs.
 
 
Santiago Hostel - Santiago Hostel is located on Providencia area, the most central and secure area of the city, at one block of Metro Station MANUEL MONTT (subway Line 1). The best NIGHTLIFE and all that you need it is at walking distance: bars, pubs, restaurants, mar
 
 
HostelChile - Welcome to Hostel Chile, a fun, friendly, cheap youth hostel in Santiago!
 
 
EcoHostel Chile - Environmentally friendly, good location in a colorful house in downtown Santiago. An oasis in the middle of the city with a really friendly staff. 2 patios with hammock and chilean barbecue every week. Ideal cheap backpacker's accomodation.
 

Quick Facts

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 Santiago de Chile, Chile
Country Information:
Official Language: Spanish
Other Languages:
Population: 16,600,000
Currency: Chilean Peso (CLP)
Electricity: 220V, 50Hz Socket and Plug Type

City Quick Facts:
Province: Santiago
Location: Latitude: 3326S
Longitude: 07045W
Altitude: 520
City Size: medium
Local Time: GMT-4
Dialing Code: 056 2
Airports:
Population: 200,000

Main Tourist Attractions:
Recommended PlaceLive part of Chile’s literary history by visiting Santiago La Chascona, one of the houses of famour Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. Tours available every hour.

Recommended PlaceTake the teleferico (cable car) or funicular (train) up to the top o Cerro San Cristobal to get panoramic views of Santiago and the Chilean countryside.

Recommended PlacePeople-watch, see great architecture, and watch all manner of street performance at the Mercado Central, where you can grab a bite at any number of delicious food stalls. Seafood is a specialty.

Recommended PlaceTake a tour of Concha y Toro Winery just outside Santiago and be sure to cap your visit off with a tasting of one of their world-famous wines.

Recommended PlaceGet cultural at the Museo de Artes Visuales, a six-level contemporary art gallery with many great collections.


When to go:
Santiago has hot dry summers (Nov-Mar) and humid winters (Jun-Aug) with cold mornings and nighttime temperatures nearing freezing. Summer is by far the best time to enjoy Santiago outdoors, but with the right jacket winter can also be a great time to get to know the city.

How to get there:
Santiago is a transportation hub for all modes of transport through Chile, and will likely be your first stop upon entering the country. Flights can be taken into Arturo Merino Benitez Airport on all major airlines. Within the country, inexpensive buses are available for backpackers and travelers of all budgets to make their way into the capital.

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Visa Information:
Visas are not required for citizens of most countries,, with the exception of New Zealand, Cuba, most African and some Eastern European countries. Travelers from other countries will be granted a 90 day tourist visa when they enter the country. When crossing into Chile at the Santiago airport, a 'reciprocity fee' may be assessed depending on the country of origin. This fee varies based on what the country of origin charges Chilean citizens for entering their county, but is around US$100 for US citizens, US$132 for Canadians, and US$30 for Australians. This fee is normally not assessed when crossing into Chile by boat or land.

Tipping:
At restaurants the normal tip is 10%, though 15% is always appreciated for excellent service. Slightly less is generally given in bars and cafes, and porters generally receive an amount corresponding to 50 cents per bag. Taxi drivers are not tipped.

Language Schools

Escuela Bellavista - Escuela Bellavista is a spanish school that offers spanish courses and excursions especially for foreigners with a full experience of Santiago and Chile's
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