MR Hotel Providencia (ex Hotel Neruda)

This is a great boutique hotel in a very convenient area. The staff are all very helpful and speak English. They recommended great restaurants and helped with transport. Close to shops, restaurants and transport it made for an easy stay. The only issue is to ask for a room not on the road. The first night we were in a room at the front. A lovely room and seemed quiet during the day but at night it was a very busy road so we got little sleep. Without any fuss they arranged for us to move rooms the next day and even moved our bags when we were out.

The location of the hotel in Providencia was excellent. Within walking distance to many things, and right next to a metro station for travel to farther destinations. The staff was extremely courteous and helpful, and the accommodations were very well appointed. Breakfast was served every morning, but we didn't partake in that so have no comments to offer. Overall, the experience at the hotel was exactly what we anticipated and met all of our expectations. Tip from a local...try the sandwich shop next door to the hotel. They were amazing!

I loved my room with very comfortable large bed and huge window looking at trees. Breakfast options were great- hot options in addition to pastries and fresh fruit. Both of the meals I ate at the restaurant were delicious and the service was great. EVERYONE working there was professional, kind, helpful, and attentive. Despite my limited Spanish, communication was fine. Daniel’s level of English was particularly helpful….. especially when I called in advance to have the hotel help arrange taxi service for me from the airport late at night.

Perfect location in very nice Providencia, access to commercial and tree lined walking paths for morning walks, friendly staff, full breakfast. Renovated bathrooms.

The staff was pleasant and helpful. They used servers for the buffet to limit covid exposure. At night when we were dropped off after a Tango show on one of the nights of the big soccer celebrations, we were greeted at the door by two doormen, each with clubs up their sleeves even though the crowds were gone, and this made us feel as though they had our safety in mind.