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Cheap Hotel
Good Price
I Stayed At Hotel Platino in Santiago for 1 week in December. For $44 a night (tax included already) was a great price for me. Staff was excellent, and the hotel was comfy. I was surprise what i got for the price.
Have A restaurant, plus u can order room service if u want. Not a bad location.
(809) 724 7576
I Stayed At Hotel Platino in Santiago for 1 week in December. For $44 a night (tax included already) was a great price for me. Staff was excellent, and the hotel was comfy. I was surprise what i got for the price.
Have A restaurant, plus u can order room service if u want. Not a bad location.
(809) 724 7576
I have stayed in Santiago about 6 or 7 times. Each time I stayed at Hotel Aloha Sol on La Calle Del Sol. I paid 1,800 pesos or roughly $50 US Dollars per night. It includes a decent breakfast buffet. I have always been satisfied with the rooms there. Hotel Aloha Sol Good luck with wherever you decide to stay and I hope you enjoy yourself.
My friend recommended Aloha del Sol because of good location, but when these websites say that their may not be availability during certain dates are the just BSing? i noticed a couple times some hotels had that statement on expedia and tripadvisor but when i get there there are plenty rooms available. Is this just a marketing ploy?
JetBlue,
If you call them directly usually they have rooms. I always called Hotel Aloha Sol directly and never had a problem making a reservation. I can't speak for the hotels, but in my experience being completely booked is not the case. In fact, many of the websites such as Expedia, Travelocity, etc. buy a block of rooms/reservations and sell them. They only put that it is "sold out" because it is sold out on their end not on the hotel's end.
-Jbars
If you call them directly usually they have rooms. I always called Hotel Aloha Sol directly and never had a problem making a reservation. I can't speak for the hotels, but in my experience being completely booked is not the case. In fact, many of the websites such as Expedia, Travelocity, etc. buy a block of rooms/reservations and sell them. They only put that it is "sold out" because it is sold out on their end not on the hotel's end.
-Jbars