Tucked into Santiago's most culturally dense neighbourhood, where bookshops and neoclassical facades line the streets around Parque Forestal, The Singular Santiago Lastarria Hotel inhabits a mid-century residential building whose warm brick and dark steel balconies give it the quiet authority of a well-maintained apartment block rather than a purpose-built hotel. The facade presents as restrained and urban — eight storeys of modulated brick relieved by dark-framed balconies and a limestone-clad ground floor colonnade, the entrance marked by wrought-iron gates flanking clipped box topiaries in blackened concrete planters. It is the kind of building that belongs to a neighbourhood rather than announcing itself above one. Inside, the interiors move between two distinct registers. The guest rooms carry the unhurried warmth of a well-appointed private residence — Louis XV-style bergères in pale linen set against damask curtains in honey and taupe, dark walnut writing desks with brass banker's lamps, botanical prints in gilt frames above upholstered headboards. The bar and restaurant spaces shift the mood toward a clubby Anglophile masculinity: reclaimed hardwood floors, exposed painted beams, long dark-marble bar counters, cognac leather club chairs, and walls dense with framed New Yorker covers and black-and-white photography. Brass cone pendants hang low over the cocktail bar, whose shelved library wall and barrel-form side tables in lacquered gold give the room the feeling of a well-travelled gentleman's study rather than a hotel lounge.

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Built to blend seamlessly into the neighborhood of Lastarria, The Singular Santiago combines the style of early 20th century buildings with neoclassical French architectural influences. The result is a striking new addition to the Santiago cityscape.The hotel’s design embraces the artistic heritage of the neighborhood, while adding a cutting-edge modernity: it is an innovative homage to the city’s history and culture. The interior of the hotel recalls the days of yore: a tribute to the palaces of past centuries that sets the tone for the entire environment. Each doorway is a portal not just into another room, but to another place: a Singular setting with an ambiance all its own. Everywhere you go in this Santiago hotel, you’ll experience yet another pleasant surprise. The endlessly indulgent spa. The superlative dining experience at the first floor restaurant.The dazzling views and refreshing cocktails in the ninth floor Sky Bar. Step out onto the elevated terrace, and you’re treated to a spectacular view: the Parque Forestal, an arboreal escape right alongside the hotel.The hotel is not only bounded by natural beauty, though; Lastarria is the epicenter of the arts here in Santiago. Walk just a few minutes, and you can discover some of the finest visual and performance art Chile has to offer at The Museum of Fine Arts, The Museum of Visual Arts, the Gabriela Mistral Center and more. Quite simply, we believe we’ve created a hotel worthy of the Singular name. We hope you’ll join us soon, and see if you agree.