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JumpingNorman, Santiago Centro, Chile Sept 2010
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first time in santigo looking for a save hotel arund 30 dolars a night in centro or near centro thanks for any inf
You won't find any hotel worth staying in for that price. Look at hostels instead. There are some with private rooms which should be closer to that amount.
1.-Hostal so many economic..
adress:Pasaje principe de Gales #81
phone:6969492........call foreing 56-2-6969492
Downt town
2.- Hostelling chile.
Cienfuegos #151
You should deffinately look for a hostel, not a hotel. My friend stayed at Hostel Plaza de Armas (which is in the Centro) while she was looking for an apartment. The staff there speaks Spanish and English (and maybe more!) and they were really friendly. Here is a link for their website:
http://www.plazadearmashostel.com/
The best hostel in my opinion is the Ventana Sur Hostel. I´ve been there recently, after having stayed in others as well. The owner Ivan goes out with the guests, and they even have a pool. Check it out www.ventanasurhostel.com
Any tourism information that you need, on tours, maps, buses etc, inside and outside of Santiago. The personnel very kind and is well trained.
Cualquier información turística que necesites, sobre tours, mapas, autobuses, dentro y afuera de santiago. El personal es muy amable y bien entrenado.
Near santiago you have several sky resorts, just about one hour or less Farellones ( extremelly basic sky resort) el Colorado, La Parva and Valle nevado all of the last are great, sky lift is expensive, may be the most expensive one is Valle nevado, but worth it. the sky season in chile normally starts on june and ends in september. a little bit more far then this sky resort you have agrat one PORTILLO may be the best of them with very chalenging hills, the road to argentina , may be 2 or 3 hours from Santiago. in every sky resort you have sky renting equipment
Alto del Naranjo, on the trail up to Cerro Provincia, at 1877 meters above sea level.
An amazingly peaceful and almost out-of-this-world place: quiet, fragrant from country flowers and plants, snow-covered in winter, a great overlook to watch fireworks down at the city on special days or just to tumble down on the ground, covered by a blanket of stars, and see the Moon appear slowly from behind the massive Andean mountains (but if you go in winter, I recommend to add a tent or, at least,a good sleeping bag to that star blanket) Casual, o'course. Typical dress code is mountaineers's gear: long sleeved shirt and pants in summer; parka, gloves, balaclava, PolarFleece pants, hiking boots and a warm sleeping bag in winter.
In daytime in summer, shorts and t-shirt are fine.
Air: Both international and domestics flights are serviced by Aeropuerto Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez, about 30 minutes from down- town (Taxi 22USD). Major carriers include: Aeroflot, Avinaca, Aerolineas Argentinas, Cubana de Aviacion, Aeroperu, Iberia, SAS, American Airlines, Anvant, British Airways, Lufthansa, Ecuatoriana, Pluna, Alta, Lan Chile, Ladeco, Lloyd Aereo Boliviano, Vasp, National Airlines, Alitalia, Lapsa, Tame, United, Varig, Air France, KLM, Swissair.
Taxis: Taxis are black with a yellow top. Note: it is not customary to tip cab drivers, although there's nothing to stop you if you wish.
Collectivo: Another kind of taxi (black) is a 'collectivo.' It is a car you share with other passengers, but like a bus, a collectivo will follow a set route indicated on the sign on the roof.
Buses: An extensive bus service covers all parts of greater Santiago, but is only useful with a good knowledge of local geography.
Rail: All trains departing from Santiago's Central Station head south. The carriages are old and European, offering the traveler something different. It is also possible to store your car on the train and take a sleeper compartment.
Subway: Santiago's metro is efficient, clean, and inexpensive. There are three lines. Line 1 crosses from east to west. Line 2 crosses the city from north to south, and the last line heads further south from Baquedano Station.
The restaurant La Terrazza was next to our hotel (Hotel principado), that was pretty handy as is was just a few steps away.
It was also just perfect for a quick bite. Like the last day in Santiago, our bus was leaving around 13.00, for a two our trip towards Vina del Mar, so it was advised to eat something before the transfer.
Like this it was ideal to enter La Terraza for a sandwich or a burger. Ham and Cheese sandwich
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