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Venue The meeting will be at “Centro de Estudios Nucleares la Reina” located at Av. Nueva Bilbao 12501, Las Condes. https://www.google.cl/maps/place/Nueva+Bilbao+12501,+Las+Condes,+Regi%C3%B3 n+Metropolitana/@-33.428484,- 70.542979,14z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x9662cdd59c35f75b:0xdc767ba90e2f9036!8m2!3d- 33.428484!4d-70.5254695 Accomodation. Some hotels and hostels in Santiago 1. Hotel Plaza San Francisco (http://www.plazasanfrancisco.cl/ ) Description: This Hotel it is in the downtown area of Santiago, near the main subway line, which is Line Number 1 (Santa Lucia Station), the prices for a single room are around $130USD, and for a double room are around $140USD, for more information please visit the web page, which link it is above. 2. Hotel Pablo Neruda (http://hotelneruda.cl/hoteles/hotel-neruda/ ) Description: This Hotel it is located, in the heart of Providencia, financial, business and cultural center of the city. It is also near the main subway line, which is Line Number 1 (Pedro de Valdivia Station) ), the prices for a single room are around $130USD, and for a double room are around $120 USD, for more information please visit the web page, which link it is above. 3. Hotel Stanford (http://www.hotelstanford.cl/EN/hotel.html ) Description: This Hotel it is located, in the heart of Providencia, financial, business and cultural center of the city. It is also near the main subway line, which is Line Number 1 (Los Leones Station) , the prices for a single room are around $100USD, and for a double room are around $120 USD, for more information please visit the web page, which link it is above. 4. Hotel Paris Londres (http://www.londres.cl//es/hoteles-santiago ) Description: This Hotel it is in the downtown area of Santiago, near the main subway line, which is Line Number 1 (Santa Lucia Station), the prices for a single room are around $60 USD per night, for more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. 5. Hotel Parlamento (http://www.hotelparlamentosantiago.com/es/hotel-parlamento ) Description: This Hotel it is in the downtown area of Santiago, near the subway line Number 5 (Bellas Artes Station), the prices for a single room are around $62 USD per night, for more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. 6. Presidente Hotel Santiago Tulip Inn (http://www.hotelespresidente.com/en/tulip-inn-presidente-hotel-santiago/ ) Description: This hotel it is located in the Providencia neighborhood. The hotel is steps away from the Salvador Metro station (subway line Number 1) and is close to the capital’s main points of interest; La Moneda Presidential Palace, Santiago Cathedral, Plaza de Armas, the Museum of Fine Arts, Mapocho Station and the Central and Vega markets. the prices for a single room are around $90USD. For more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. 7. Almenas Hostal (http://www.hostalalmenas.cl/en/ ) Description: This Hostel it is located in Providencia, steps from Metro Baquedano (Line number 1) and Plaza Italia. Good for young people and students. The price for a single room is around $41 USD per night, for more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. 8. Rotonda Atenas Hostal (http://www.booking.com/hotel/cl/hostal-rotonda- atenas-santiago.es.html ) Description: This hostel it is located in Las Condes, and near to the Line number 1 subway, Manquehue station. Good for young people and students. The price for a single room it is around $30USD, for more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. 9. Ají Hostel (http://www.ajihostel.cl/index.html ) Description: Located very close to the city center (Salvador Station, line 1), Ají Hostel offers you the best value for your money! Good for young people and students. Free dinner every night, except Fridays (our big BBQ night). The best atmosphere and staff will make your stay in Santiago a memorable experience. Our activities provide you the perfect opportunity to meet other travelers, and our young personnel give you the friendliest service in a relaxed atmosphere. The price for a single room is around $37 USD per night, and for a single bed in a 6-bed dormitory room $14USD per night. 10. Chile Hostales Santiago (http://www.chilehostales.com/ ) Description: This Hostel it is located in Providencia, steps from Metro Manuel Montt (Line number 1). Good for young people and students. The price for a bed in a dormitory room it is around $16USD, for more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. 11. Hostal Providencia (http://hostalprovidencia.com/es/ ) Description: This Hostel it is located in Providencia, steps from Metro Baquedano (Line number 1)and Plaza Italia. Good for young people and students. The price for a bed in a dormitory room it is around $14USD, for more information please visit the hotel web page, which link it is above. .
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