Hostels in Maipo Province

"The surrounding area of the property was very quiet and I felt safe walking during the night to the restaurants located close to the hotel. The room was perfect for my needs, it has a private bathroom. A subway station and bus stops are at walking distance from the hostel. "

"You get what you pay for. This was a cheap stay. There was only one shower and one toilet for 5 rooms, some of which were double. The shower was either scaldingly hot or freezing cold with no in between. It is in an area with 1940s buildings which are really nice. It was quiet and close to bus and metro."

"I had to pay out of my own pocket because the hotel told me they didn't work with hotels.com and had not received any advance payment. Therefore, unless hotels.com acknowledges they made a mistake and promptly refunds my payment, I will consider this a scam on the part of hotels.com and will take appropriate legal action."

"They are really take good care for you and treat you like family."

"Dealbreaker for most people: not only does the dorm not have outlets by the beds—it only has one double outlet for the whole room of 4 beds (and it’s up high where you can’t set your phone on anything). Buy a power strip, guys! I had another stay here where I was in a private room and that was quite nice. Great location. You need to bring your own towels and padlocks for dorms. (They theoretically had towels for rent but they weren’t available when I was there.) no AC, just fan. Half front desk...

"The room was clean and the staff was attentive."