Hotel Brasilia

It's not the hotel but the dance academy in its installation Dance with Romitza Perrino. It's the best dance academy and the best instructor miss Romitza herself 💃🏻💗💗💗💗 P. S. Apart from that I do not know anything about the hotel so I can't give no appreciation at all

First, don't let the location deter you. The street is even dirtier than the average Santiago street, and that is saying something. On the other hand, it is very close to a metro station, which only is 2 stops away from Plaza de Armas, which is the main square of the city. The rooms are nice, roomy and clean though, and I was easily able to sleep with the window being opened, which is not bad in such a huge city. They also have air conditioning. The staff is nice, provided you speak some Spanish, and they serve a simple breakfast as well. They even have a small convenience store inside. Also, it was rather cheap. A roof terrace, while being empty, still offers a nice view to the city at night.

Receptionist didnt speak english and was slow. No help carrying bags when arriving. Rooms dont have matching bedside tables, shower curtain rail is dirty. Mini market not open when it says it would be. Breakfast had dirty knives and forks, food was average. No sign to tell cleaning stuff not to come so we had to ask them not to because we were checking out that morning, they still came and knocked, quite disappointing. Good location in center of city, air conditioner works well, tv very good. Overall low effort, good location.