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Youth Hostel in Santiago
Travel Tips for Santiago - HI Santiago (Page 3/3)

Budget Meals Evening and Night Time Entertainment Visitor Attractions Where To Go Next
Don't miss... 22 Jan 2011 Jackie, England & Wales:
Do the hop-on-hop off bus tour 18,000 pesco, bit on the expensive side but rally gives you a better understanding of Santiago.
30 Jan 2011 Stephen, USA:
Other recommendations (first off, increase the size of the comment field) (3) What is it with towels? Why not make them available, even if at additional cost. You're selling beer there and washing sheets, why not towels on a rental basis? (4) Increase the tour activity. You could be pushing people into anything from Santiago city walks, Provencia tours, or even high end wine country tours. (5) I made a simple request for help in making a reservation in some other location; it was largely ignored for reasons not clear to me. (something about it not being at an appropriate hour of the day!) Frankly, it seemed a bogus excuse. Help whenever you can!
Don't miss... 04 Jan 2011 Cristiane, Brazil:
Viña del mar, concha y toro, parque arauco, mercado municipal, cerro sta lucia y cerrro san cristobal
Don't miss... 08 Jan 2011 EDUARDO, Brazil:
Central Market - Try ceviche (peruvian fish plate)
Don't miss... 29 Dec 2010 Lori, Canada:
Don't bother with the Valparaiso/Viña del Mar tour; it's too expensive, many things are not included, and you spend an hour sitting in an expensive restaurant. Get a cab from the bus depot up to Alemana in Valparaiso and just walk around.
For good eats check out... 20 Nov 2010 Adolf, South Africa:
Marcado Central, it´s an experience and you can get a three course meal for the price of a beer.
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HI Hostel Santiago - HI Santiago

HI Santiago is located 1km from the railway station, a 10 minute walk to the city centre’s main square and close to “Los Heroes” subway which will get you connected almost everywhere in the city. The hostel is located in a very special area of the city with a lot of cafes, restaurants and bars with a very busy nightlife. HI Santiago hostel provides easy access to museums and major sights. There are 120 beds and breakfast is included. Facilities include; Cable TV, video, library, laundry and table tennis, free WIFI connection and computers with internet access are available, luggage room, parking and more. You will find a very relaxing atmosphere, so you can feel like you’re at home. We can help you to organize your trip in the country in our 24/7 hrs bilingual front desk. You can make the most of the city nightlife as there is also no curfew. We look forward to you staying at HI Santiago hostel. | more......