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@: 3Bed Mixed-9000 CLP 5Bed Mixed/Male Dorm 8000 CLP Extra Service: -Towels for Rent -Transfer to and from the Airport Hostel Santiago (Stand: Januar 2016): Barrio Brasil Hostel Cienfuegos seis camas mixto Cienfuegos#151 9.000 CLP [email protected] cuatro camas mixto +562 26718532 10.500 CLP http://hostelcienfuegos.cl/ consigna Barrio Brasil Don Santiago Hostel If you have been staying in hostels with Av. Ricardo Cumming#95 stupid rules for everything, try us!, we http://www.donsantiago.ho appeal to travelers common sense!!!! stel.com/ We have no reception desk at the +56226713082 hostel, we want you to feel at home :) M: L5 (verde) Cumming (staff is always around in order to answer questions) Barrio Brasil Travellers Place Hostel @: Almirante Barroso#457 3bed mixed-9000 CLP http://www.travellersplace 5bed mixed/male dorm 8000 CLP hostel.cl Extra service: info@travellersplacehostel. -Towels for rent cl -Transfer to and from the airport +(562) 2672-1284 M: Santa Ana Barrio Brasil Hostal Lago de Plata construida a partir de una casona [email protected] habitaciones individuales/dobles http://www.lagodeplata.cl Huérfanos #2460 (56)(02)2-6979846 Barrio Brasil & Barrio Happy House Hostel (LP. (LP 8.000 CLP sin desayuno Yungay S.65) 10.000 CLP con desayuno) www.happyhousehostel.cl consigna, Moneda# 1829 located two blocks north of the subway [email protected] station Metro Los Heroes (Line 1) +56 226884849 @ Barrio Brasil & Barrio La Casa Roja (LP.S.65) Noches de asados Yungay Agustinas #2113 www.lacasaroja.cl [email protected] +56 2 2695 0600 Centro, Bellavista Bellavista Hostel (LP.S.64) (LP 8.000 sin desayuno Agustinas #2113 10.000 con desayuno) www.bellavistahostel.com @ Centro, Bellavista Santiago Backpackers 8-bed bath room Hostel 16 US$ Enrique Mac Iver#661 http://www.santiagobackpa ckers.com/ +56 226648451 Centro, Bellavista Hostal Caracol (LP.S.64) Desayuno incluido www.hostalcaracol.cl/hoste l_santiago Centro, Bellavista, La Chimba (LP.S.64) Desayuno incluido 1 www.lachimba.com Centro Hostal Rio Amazonas (Familien und Paare) (LP.S.62) www.hostalrioamazonas.cl Centro Hostel Plaza de Armas (LP cama 8.800 Ch$) (LP.S.62) Cuartos minores www.plazadearmashostel.c om COMPAÑÍA DE JESÚS #960 DEPARTAMENTO #607 EDIFICIO PORTAL FÉRNANDEZ CONCHA HOSTEL@PLAZADEARMASH OSTEL.COM (+562) 2 6714436 Centro Ecohostel (LP.S.66) @: www.ecohostel.cl Si, tenemos disponibilidad. General Jofre #349 B Tenemos dormitorio mixto (8 camas) $8.000clp (M: Universidad Católica) Single $15.000clp [email protected] Double $21.000clp +562 2222 68 33 Móvil: Todas las tarifas incluyen +569 8901 70 30 desayuno, sábanas y todas las comodidades. Si quieres reservar, necesito que me respondas este correo con tu nombre, cantidad de noches, cantidad de personas, habitación que quieres Centro Che lagarto Dorm Ensuite 16 US$ hostels_Santiago 50 m from ´La Alameda´, 250 m from https://www.chelagarto.co Santa Lucía and Universidad de Chile m subway stations and 200 m from the San Antonio St#60 Government House and the Cerro Santa Lucia. Centro, Barrio Lastarria & Hostal Forestal (LP.S.63) Dormitorios 6 -8 personas: Barrio Bellas Artes Coronel Santiago Desde: CLP: $10.000/ 13,5 US$.- aprox Bueras#122 por person. www.hostalforestal.cl ( asados semanales) [email protected] X1 m +56 2 2638 1347 +56 2 2632 4294 Centro, Barrio Lastarria & Andes Hostel (LP.S.64) 6 personal mixta, muchachos Barrio Bellas Artes Monjitas#506 dormitories www.andeshostel.com LP (-) [email protected] Centropuerto bus o Turbus Aeropuerto +56 226329990 from Airport a Los Heroes metro station. metro linea 1 (rojo) a Los Dominicos metro station, bajar en Baquedano metro station. cambiar linea 5 (verde) a Plaza Maipú metro 2 station, bajar Bellas Artes metro station. Andes Hostel esta al frente. Price approx per person (bus + metro): CLP$ 2,000 / USD4 (you must pay in chilean pesos) Providencia Castillo Surfista Hostel afuera (LP.S.65) X1: (*)Foreign Tourists in pagan tax dollars are exempt from the 19 % Value Added Tax (VAT) . This benefit is only for foreigners who do not reside in Chile and Cash ago Introducing the Single Immigration Card (TUM ) That credited as tourists Airport Transfer: Shuttle bus: Take Centropuerto bus or Turbus Aeropuerto and get off at Los Heroes metro station or elsewhere… A reliable company is Transvip, its counter is right next to the baggage claim. You don’t need to make a reservation, just get to the counter and ask for your transfer. Open 24 hours. Price approx per person: CLP$ 6,000 / USD12 (you can pay in chilean pesos or USD) 3 .
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