Cumbres Lastarria
Lastarria, Santiago, Chile
Location
Lastarria
On Jose Victorino Lastarria in the Lastarria district, Santiago's bohemian gallery-and-cafe quarter, three hundred metres from the Bellas Artes museum, beside Parque Forestal and Cerro Santa Lucia — one of the most walkable corners of the capital.
Transfer
A Santiago transfer
Around twenty kilometres and thirty minutes by road from Santiago, SCL — a short transfer into the city's gallery quarter.
Villas
70 rooms & suites
Seventy individually designed rooms and suites, each hung with reproductions of Chilean artworks from the neighbouring museum, from around twenty-two square metres — an art-led boutique behind a striking white geometric facade.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples and design-and-art travellers exploring central Santiago — an award-winning art-hung boutique in bohemian Lastarria with a rooftop pool and three-hundred-and-sixty-degree city-and-Andes views, walkable to the galleries, parks and metro; the arty counterpoint to El Golf.
Board Basis
Bed & breakfast
A bed-and-breakfast base with buffet breakfast — the top-floor Punto Ocho for Mediterranean-Chilean cooking with three-hundred-and-sixty-degree views and the Catad'Or wine bar below for Chilean labels.
Overview
An award-winning design boutique in Lastarria
Cumbres Lastarria is an award-winning design boutique in the heart of bohemian Lastarria, Santiago's gallery-and-cafe quarter, behind an eye-catching white geometric facade. Its seventy individually designed rooms and suites, from around twenty-two square metres, are each hung with reproductions of Chilean masterworks, the originals next door in the National Museum of Fine Arts. A rooftop outdoor pool and the top-floor Punto Ocho restaurant share three-hundred-and-sixty-degree city-and-Andes views, the Catad'Or wine bar sits below, and a spa and fitness centre handle the downtime. Lastarria is one of the most walkable corners of the capital: Cerro Santa Lucia, the leafy Parque Forestal, the Bellas Artes museum three hundred metres away and the metro are all a short stroll, with the Andes rising behind the rooftops. The wine valleys of Maipo and Casablanca and the ski fields of the high Andes are easy day trips, and the stay is bed-and-breakfast. It is the arty counterpoint to the Ritz-Carlton's El Golf — made for couples and design-and-art travellers who want to be at the cultural heart of central Santiago.
Accommodation
Rooms & suites
Seventy individually designed rooms and suites, from around twenty-two square metres, are each hung with reproductions of Chilean masterworks, the originals next door in the National Museum of Fine Arts. The boutique sits behind an eye-catching white geometric facade in the heart of the gallery quarter, art running throughout.
Single
Single Room
Sleeps one. Around 22 square metres with Chilean-art-reproduction design, over the city.
22 sqmCity view
Standard
Standard Room
Sleeps two. Around 27 square metres with art design and modern décor, over the city.
27 sqmArt design
Superior
Superior Room
Sleeps two. Around 27 square metres on a better floor and position, over the city.
27 sqmBetter floor
Top
Suite
Sleeps two to three. Around 53 square metres, spacious, with art design, over the city.
53 sqmTop suite
Food & Drink
Dining
The top-floor Punto Ocho plates Mediterranean-Chilean cooking under three-hundred-and-sixty-degree city-and-Andes views, the Catad'Or Wine Barra pours Chilean labels on the first floor, and a rooftop bar serves tapas with the view. It is a bed-and-breakfast base, the rooftop the social heart of the hotel.
Signature
Punto Ocho
Punto Ocho, top-floor Mediterranean-Chilean with three-hundred-and-sixty-degree views.
Wine
Catad'Or Wine Barra
Catad'Or Wine Barra, on the first floor.
Rooftop
Rooftop bar
The rooftop bar, tapas with the view.
Wellbeing
Spa & rooftop pool
A spa and fitness centre handle the downtime, with a rooftop outdoor pool taking in the city and the Andes above the gallery quarter. Art hangs throughout the building, from the lobby to the rooms, making the whole boutique an extension of the museum next door.
A spa
A spa, and fitness centre.
A rooftop pool
A rooftop pool, with city-and-Andes views.
Art throughout
Art throughout, Chilean masterworks.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
Lastarria, art and the rooftop define a stay — wander the galleries and cafes of the bohemian quarter, step three hundred metres to the Bellas Artes museum, swim the rooftop pool under the Andes, and climb Cerro Santa Lucia a short walk away. The Bellavista quarter, Cerro San Cristobal and the Catad'Or wine bar are close, with the Maipo and Casablanca wine valleys and the high-Andes ski fields beyond rounding out the days.
Lastarria
Lastarria, the gallery quarter.
Bellas Artes
Bellas Artes, three hundred metres away.
The rooftop pool
The rooftop pool, three-hundred-and-sixty-degree views.
Cerro Santa Lucía
Cerro Santa Lucia, a short walk away.
Catad'Or wine
Catad'Or wine, a Chilean wine bar.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By road
From Santiago (SCL)
Around twenty kilometres and thirty minutes by road from Santiago into the gallery quarter.
In the city
Lastarria
On Jose Victorino Lastarria, by Parque Forestal and Cerro Santa Lucia.
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Board basis
- A bed-and-breakfast base, with buffet breakfast.
Made for couples
- Made for couples and art travellers.
Setting
- In bohemian Lastarria, the gallery quarter.
Getting there
- Around thirty minutes from Santiago, SCL.
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