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Mandarin Oriental Santiago

Santiago • Las Condes • OPTIMIZE

avg. $235 / night

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At a glance

A 1997 copper-domed Santiago landmark with curved windows framing the Andes and a private pool oasis.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Santiago's financial district

Highlights:

  • Copper-domed cylindrical tower, Las Condes landmark since 1997
  • Curved corner windows frame unobstructed Andean views
  • Private pool garden with mature palms and waterfall
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PB hotel design editorial

That copper-clad dome crowning a cylindrical tower at the intersection of Avenida Kennedy and the Costanera Norte expressway has been one of Santiago's most legible landmarks since the building opened in 1997 — a silhouette visible from the Andes foothills that frame the city to the east. Designed by the Chilean firm Alemparte Barreda & Asociados, the 24-floor structure was conceived as a flagship address for Las Condes, the financial district that emerged as Santiago's commercial centre in the 1990s. The Mandarin Oriental Santiago operates across 310 rooms and suites, with the cylindrical tower massing giving most upper-floor accommodations a curved window bay that frames the Andean panorama in a way no rectangular tower could replicate. The interiors work across two registers that the images make plain: the guestrooms have been refreshed in a quietly residential idiom — dark-stained hardwood floors, leather armchairs, walnut headboard panels, geometric-patterned wool rugs in cream and charcoal — while the ground-floor bar leans into something more atmospheric, with dark-painted coffered ceilings, a backlit gilded plasterwork panel, Chesterfield sofas in sage green velvet, and a canopy of cascading tropical plants that softens the room's formal bones. Outside, the free-form pool garden, planted with mature palms and bisected by a stone waterfall feature, creates a genuinely private oasis — remarkable given the density of the surrounding district — with the Andes providing an unrepeatable backdrop.

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About

The hotel is within easy reach of the airport, downtown and the surrounding mountains. Combining an elegant décor with peaceful views, each of our 310 rooms and suites enjoys a spacious layout and relaxing ambience. Home to award-winning restaurants and the city's longest cocktail menu, our hotel is one of the most exciting dining destinations in the city. From lavish weddings to important board meetings, we have the venues and experience to host all kinds of event. Make your time off feel like a real break. Enjoy our freeform outdoor pool, go skiing for the day or make the most of what the city has to offer.

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Mandarin Oriental Santiago Reviews

3,368 reviews

"Visit 1 on 20th February 2026: Splendid room, wonderful view, complimentary bottle of wine and petit fours. A welcome card from Guest Relations. Plenty of complimentary bottled water. I couldn't fault it - and I would have given 5 stars at that point. Visit 2 on 5th March 2026: 1) Waited two and a half hours in reception waiting for the room to be ready despite asking 3 times what the problem was. I was told "we are very busy" - Not a good answer. 2) Was given a very similar room as my previous stay in terms of layout and view however 3) no water, 4) my bags didn't turn up for another half an hour despite my calling down to reception and 5) none of the things that I had experienced at my first stay just two weeks prior."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 09, 2026

"I'd never stayed in a M.O. hotel before, but we booked it because it was top of the list of Santiago hotels. From the moment we arrived, it did not disappoint. The room was stunning with views of the Andes and the service was impeccable. We had dinner in Senso, the Italian restaurant, on our first night, which was delicious. However, the breakfast was the star of the stay, with a gold standard hot and cold buffet and cooked-to-order dishes. We enjoyed a day around the stunning pool - a little on the chilly side, but we were staying at the end of the summer season. We loved cocktails by the pool daytime and evening, where service was top notch and super friendly. Nothing was too much trouble. I'd definitely look out for another M.O. hotel! This one, although expensive, was one highlight on our trip to Chile."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 25, 2026

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