Casa Bueras Boutique Hotel

“A Lovely Place To Stay With Wonderful Staff”

I enjoyed my stay at Casa Bueras very much! My room was very clean and spacious, and the staff was so good to me. I actually had my phone stolen on my last day in Santiago, and Rodrigo and Nicolas we’re so kind and helpful and letting me use the hotel computer so I could email my family to let them… more

I enjoyed my stay at Casa Bueras very much! My room was very clean and spacious, and the staff was so good to me. I actually had my phone stolen on my last day in Santiago, and Rodrigo and Nicolas we’re so kind and helpful and letting me use the hotel computer so I could email my family to let them know what happened. I was traveling alone, so they made me feel not so alone, and it was a comfort having them there to help me. The breakfast was lovely, and it’s overall just a very comfortable, nice boutique hotel. I highly recommend you stay here if you’re in Santiago!

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“Santiago great location Casa Bueras Hotel”

1st time in Chile. Spent over a week at Casa Bueras hotel. Great location. Out of the fray of Lastarria. But close enough to walk safely. Close to Bellavista (how can you not visit since funicular and cable car are close as is Neruda house). Close to Belle artes and downtown sights. Uber main… more

1st time in Chile. Spent over a week at Casa Bueras hotel. Great location. Out of the fray of Lastarria. But close enough to walk safely. Close to Bellavista (how can you not visit since funicular and cable car are close as is Neruda house). Close to Belle artes and downtown sights. Uber mainly. Hotel arranged airport pickup and a tour. Breakfast is solid albeit routine. Staff are very pleasant and eager to help. Downtown can feel a little sketchy but I never felt unsafe. Always people around. Go to main street when exiting hotel rather than two right turns if nervous. Fyi got stranded in the new downtown (Constanaro center)twice since inadequate Uber and didi was spotty and needed cash and cabify will not work with a usa number. If police are nearby Uber drivers cancel. No problem in old downtown. Innumerable rooftop bars closeby. Confirming Cousino Macul bike vineyard premium worth it. Not commercial. Take an Uber after to famous Bhai temple further views. Signs said no alcohol butno one stopped us with our purchases. Stayed in terrace. Not needed since lovely grounds. Some noise Friday night from Lastarria but garden rooms wouldn't have. Held luggage to evening flight securely. Skip seafood and vegetable central market or approach from the east side to minimize hustlers. Italia great. Wished we saw Cousino museum palace. She was one of Chile's most prominent woman and brought Edison to Chile. Walked generale cemetery- she and interesting. Quitral and Bocanáriz recommended restaurants

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“Hidden gem”

This is a charming hotel in a historic building and great neighborhood. It felt very safe, you can easily walk around and to the restaurants in Lastarria and other places in the city. I loved Cerro Lucia which is not far from the hotel! My room was clean and very nice, comfortable bed and large … more

This is a charming hotel in a historic building and great neighborhood. It felt very safe, you can easily walk around and to the restaurants in Lastarria and other places in the city. I loved Cerro Lucia which is not far from the hotel! My room was clean and very nice, comfortable bed and large bathroom. I much appreciated the complimentary bottle of Chilean wine and loved sitting outside in the quiet patio to relax, listen to the birds and read when I was back at the hotel. The best part was the staff, everybody incredibly friendly and helpful. They even prepared a picnic lunch for me when I had to catch an early flight! I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here.

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“Great location, odd hotel set up”

This is a very odd hotel. It’s in a great location, we walked nearly everywhere. Lastarria has a lively restaurant scene and is on the door step. We walked to the main shopping area, Menuda Palace and Plaza de Armas. The street it was on was very quiet at night but that might have been because the … more

This is a very odd hotel. It’s in a great location, we walked nearly everywhere. Lastarria has a lively restaurant scene and is on the door step. We walked to the main shopping area, Menuda Palace and Plaza de Armas. The street it was on was very quiet at night but that might have been because the road was part closed for roadworks. The adjacent roads were not quiet. We had booked a Junior Suite so we could have a sitting area and a private terrace. The room we got had neither but when we enquired we were told we had been upgraded to a suite. We had a table and chairs but no sofa which is what I had hoped for. The room was large with antique furnishings and well lit and looked onto the street. The bathroom was large and quite smart. The bed was comfortable and we had a fridge, AC and a safe. It just didn’t fit my expectation of a suite (ie has separate sitting area). There is a small dining area and an outside terrace but no real lounge area other than outside. The breakfast is served in the dining area and was adequate. There was a bowl of fruit on day1 which went slowly down and was never replenished. Eggs were available with bacon which was a real treat. The pastries seemed a poor selection and a bit stale. The coffee was good and they have decaffeinated. There is a pool in the garden but it was absolutely freezing and not usable. The really odd thing was that you hardly ever saw anyone. It was rare to see another guest and the staff only seemed to be behind the front desk. There is an honesty bar rather than a real one but they didn’t have a lot of the items on the list. It was a bit like a ghost ship, except for one day when we came back to find it being used as a photo shoot with young people draped everywhere.

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