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This Deluxe Room offers a magnificent view of Santiago's cityscape. The spacious layout includes large windows that maximize natural light and stunning vistas. It's a...
The Club Room offers an exclusive experience with access to the Club Lounge. The room features a marble bathroom with a separate shower and complimentary...
Calm comfort fills the Deluxe Terrace Club Room, a refined space of 40sqm. Air conditioning maintains a steady climate throughout the room. This room is...
The Junior Suite provides stunning high-city views and complimentary Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy spacious accommodations with a separate living area and magnificent views of the...
The Executive Suite offers exclusive access to the Club Lounge, with separate living and sitting areas. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and daily culinary and...
Nestled within the confines of 180 square meters, the Presidential Club Suite, spanning 1937 square feet, offers an air-conditioned haven. The room, a sanctuary for...
The Ritz Carlton Santiago stands in Las Condes, one of the Chilean capital's most polished business and residential districts. The hotel rises above El Golf with a terracotta-colored tower, a rounded glass roof, and wide views toward the Andes. It is a city hotel with a strong sense of place: formal interiors, Chilean wine culture, mountain light, and easy access to Santiago's corporate, shopping, and dining districts.
The setting works well for travelers who want Santiago to feel close but not crowded. Las Condes is known for offices, restaurants, boutiques, and the skyline that locals often call Sanhattan. The metro is nearby, taxis are easy to arrange, and many cultural sights can be reached in a short city drive. From the hotel, guests can move between downtown museums, Providencia, Vitacura, parks, restaurants, and day trips toward the mountains.
The Ritz Carlton Santiago fits its neighborhood through a mix of classic style and urban confidence. The public rooms have wood paneling, marble, warm lighting, and a calm formality that feels more old-world than minimalist. At the same time, the tower, glass roof, and views place the hotel clearly in modern Santiago. It feels suited to business travelers, couples, families, and guests using the capital as a base before or after time in Chile's wine regions, desert, lakes, or Patagonia. Las Condes gives the hotel a useful rhythm. Morning meetings, shopping, and restaurant reservations can stay close to the property. Longer city days can reach the historic center, Barrio Lastarria, Bellavista, museums, and the cable car areas around San Cristobal Hill. In clear weather, the Andes remain part of the background. The mountains are not decoration here. They shape the mood of the city and give many rooms and public areas a dramatic edge.
The hotel has 205 rooms and suites. Large windows frame Santiago's towers, the surrounding district, and, in many cases, the Andes. The design is warm and polished, with carpets, tailored seating, abstract art, soft lighting, and a classic South American tone. Rooms feel composed rather than flashy. They are made for rest after long flights, mountain excursions, or full business days in the capital. Deluxe Rooms provide a calm base with generous bathrooms, marble floors, and oversized bathtubs. Higher categories bring stronger views and more space. Suites add separate living areas, which suit longer stays, private meetings, or families who want room to spread out. The best rooms make the skyline feel present without letting it overwhelm the room. Santiago's light changes quickly across the day, and the windows help keep that movement part of the stay. The room style is practical as well as elegant. Desks, seating areas, storage, and bathrooms are arranged for travelers who may be working, resting, and preparing for evenings out in the same space. The atmosphere remains quiet and traditional, with enough local influence to avoid feeling anonymous. For many guests, the main draw is the contrast between the lively district outside and the composed room waiting above it.
Dining gives the hotel a clear Chilean identity. Estro Restaurant focuses on modern Chilean cooking, drawing from the country's coastline, valleys, farms, and long agricultural range. The mood is refined but not stiff, with dishes that work for hotel guests as well as locals coming in for a polished meal. The restaurant helps connect the property to the country beyond Santiago, especially through produce, seafood, and regional flavors. The Ritz Carlton Bar is centered on classic drinks and Chile's strong pisco culture. It has the kind of dark, elegant mood that suits a quiet evening after meetings or sightseeing. The Lobby Lounge carries the hotel's afternoon tea tradition, with pastries, light food, and a more relaxed pace during the day. Cafe Ritual adds a casual coffee-focused space, with beans from Central and South America, sandwiches, salads, and baked items. Wine 365 is one of the hotel's more distinctive venues. Its name refers to a cellar with enough Chilean labels to explore a different bottle for every day of the year. The space serves light food and creates a natural bridge between Santiago and Chile's famous wine regions. For guests who are not traveling out to vineyards, it brings a useful sense of discovery into the hotel itself.
The rounded glass roof at the top of the building shelters one of the hotel's most memorable spaces. The indoor pool sits high above the city, with views toward Santiago and the Andes. It is a strong feature in a city where the weather, altitude, and busy streets can make a quiet swim feel especially welcome. A whirlpool, sauna, and terrace areas add to the sense of an urban retreat. The Spa and Wellness Center covers more than 7,000 square feet and uses floor-to-ceiling windows to keep the city and mountains in view. Treatments include massages, facials, and body therapies designed for recovery after travel or a day in Santiago. The spa feels calm and bright rather than hidden away. It works well for guests who want a restorative break without leaving the hotel. The fitness center supports regular training, while the pool and spa give the property a stronger leisure side than many business hotels in the district. Many Santiago stays combine work, dining, sightseeing, and outdoor plans. Guests may spend one day in meetings and another heading toward vineyards or the mountains. The hotel has enough wellness space to keep both kinds of trip balanced.
The Ritz Carlton Santiago is a strong base for exploring the capital. The historic center brings plazas, museums, government buildings, churches, and older streets. Lastarria and Bellavista add galleries, cafes, nightlife, and a more creative mood. Vitacura and Alonso de Cordova bring high-end shopping and restaurants. The hotel keeps these areas within reach while giving guests a quieter return point in Las Condes. It also suits travelers building a wider Chile itinerary. Santiago is often the start or end of trips to the Atacama Desert, Patagonia, the Lake District, the coast, ski areas, or wine valleys. The hotel gives that transition a polished setting. Airport access is straightforward in good traffic, and the neighborhood makes last-night dinners, shopping, or meetings easy to arrange before moving on. The Ritz Carlton Santiago is best for guests who want a classic luxury hotel in a modern business district, with mountain views, Chilean dining, a notable wine focus, and a rooftop wellness setting. It is not a small boutique address, and it does not pretend to be. Its strengths are scale, comfort, location, dining, and the way the Andes remain visible in the background of a city stay.
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The hotel is located in the elegant Las Condes area. It is 20 minutes from downtown Santiago. This location offers easy access to upscale shopping and dining.
Dive into the rooftop pool with a large sun deck for the perfect summer escape!
The New Chilean Cuisine Restaurant Esto´s is outstanding. The cheese bread roll and seafood avocado cone are a must-try.
Calle El Alcalde No. 15, Las Condes, Chile
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Yes. The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago is a strong choice for travelers who want refined luxury in the El Golf area of Las Condes. The hotel has 205 newly renovated rooms and suites, Estro, The Lounge, a Club Lounge, spa facilities, and Andes views.
The hotel is in El Golf, one of the best-known business and dining areas in Las Condes. This location works well for business meetings, restaurants, shopping, parks, metro access, and trips across Santiago.
The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago has 205 newly renovated rooms and suites. The redesigned rooms are inspired by Chile's natural beauty and include layouts for both leisure and business travelers.
Rooms and suites have a polished modern style, skyline views in many categories, work space, and comfortable luxury details. Suites add separate living areas in many layouts, making them useful for longer stays or guests who want more room.
Yes. The hotel offers Club Lounge access for eligible rooms and suites. Club access can help with breakfast, light food presentations, drinks, concierge support, and a quieter place to work or relax.
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