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W Santiago

Santiago • El Golf • OPTIMIZE

avg. $225 / night

Includes $12 / night in cash back

Cash back is redeemable via Virtual Visa, Venmo, or bank transfer starting 24-48 hours after check-out

Marriott Bonvoy® property

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

Room upgrades

Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Rising from the financial corridor of Las Condes in Santiago's prosperous El Golf district, the glass tower that houses W Santiago announced the brand's arrival in South America when it opened in 2009 — a 196-room property spread across a slender high-rise whose angled crown and curtain-wall facade give it an unmistakable silhouette against the Andes. The building was designed by Handel Architects, the same New York-based practice responsible for several W properties globally, with interiors conceived in collaboration with the brand's in-house design team drawing on a sensibility that was, at the time, still genuinely provocative for Santiago's conservative hospitality market. The guest rooms carry the visual vocabulary W had perfected through the early 2000s: deep aubergine and charcoal walls with graphic mural panels, striped multicolour bench seats at the foot of platform beds, floor-to-ceiling glazing framing city views, and the occasional injection of a scarlet ceramic vase to punctuate the darkness. The rooftop WET deck extends this language outdoors — red-cushioned wicker loungers lined along a lap pool with the Andes arranged on the horizon, glowing egg-shaped lamps marking the perimeter. The rooftop bar, visible in the images with its mix of rattan armchairs, repurposed drum side tables, and fringe-trimmed pendant lights, has since evolved into one of Santiago's more reliably energetic evening venues, the Andean sunset behind the glass providing a backdrop that no amount of interior styling could manufacture.

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About

DISCOVER AN OASIS OF URBAN LUXURY IN THE HEART OF THE CITY W Santiago, inspired by life and located in the iconic El Golf neighborhood, is the ideal destination for the bold traveler. Inspired by life itself, our luxury hotel combines daring design with a vibrant color palette, creating a sophisticated atmosphere that attracts the curious. Enjoy local cuisine at NoSo and Nikkei dining at Karai by Mitsuharu, or unwind at Red2One, our rooftop bar with panoramic views of the Andes Mountains and Santiago de Chile city. Our 196 rooms are designed with elegant furnishings and intriguing decor, reflecting your unique style.

Amenities

Free Parking

Pets Allowed

Free Wifi

Paid Internet

Dry cleaning

Fitness center

Laundry Service

Concierge

Microwave

Room service

W Santiago Reviews

2,219 reviews

"Excellent service! Attentive service, nothing was too much. I’d like to thank Benjamin at the reception checkin area. Thank you!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 05, 2026

"Our stay at W Santiago on February 2026 was unfortunately far below our expectations. We arrived before check-in time and stored our luggage with the hotel. When we officially checked in, we gave them the luggage claim ticket as we were told the bags would be delivered to our room. However, it took more than 30 minutes for our luggage to arrive, even though we only had one carry-on and two bags. I had to call the receptionist to follow up. They said they would check on it, but after waiting even longer, my husband decided to retrieve the luggage himself. Secondly, we were not confident that the room had been properly cleaned. There were missing hand towels, face towels, and slippers. The tables were dirty (as shown in the attached photo), and we even found a bottle cap in the carpet that did not belong to us. I had to call and request all the missing items. This made us question the hotel’s cleanliness and attention to detail. It felt as though the room may not have been fully ready for guests. Third, there was no blind or curtain in the shower area. I am not sure whether people outside could see inside, but it made me feel very uncomfortable. On that same day, we noticed a hanging rope outside and assumed there was construction or maintenance work happening on the floor above us. The hotel did not inform us beforehand or mention any ongoing construction on their website. It was very uncomfortable hearing workers’ noise while trying to relax. When I called the receptionist, they initially said they were not aware of any construction. It was surprising that the staff did not know workers were operating outside the building. A receptionist later came to check our room. I asked if there was another room with blinds in the shower area and requested to move, but she did not clearly answer my question and only mentioned that every room has a different layout. At that point, I did not want to push further. She later called to confirm that there was indeed construction happening, although she could not say how long it would last. We stayed here with the ongoing noise and discomfort. Fourth, the next morning we went to breakfast. When we returned, housekeeping was already inside our room. We were not aware they would be coming, and we had many valuable belongings out in the open. We were also planning to shower and get ready to go out, but this interrupted our plans. Additionally, we were not provided with a “Do Not Disturb” tag. I understand that the housekeeping staff were simply doing their job, but it was frustrating to constantly have to ask for things that should have been properly arranged. Overall, our stay at this hotel was very unpleasant. This is advertised as a 5-star hotel under the W brand. We have stayed at many Marriott properties around the world, and this experience was far below our expectations. The price of this hotel is not cheap, yet the service and overall experience felt closer to a 2-star property, I’m sure they even can do better than this hotel. The only reason I did not give this review one star is because Connie, one of the receptionists, personally came to our room to apologize for what happened, including issues that were not directly her fault. We truly appreciated her professionalism and effort. If you are planning to visit Santiago, you may want to think twice before choosing this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 04, 2026

"This W Hotel is located in a nice area of Santiago, with plenty of restaurants nearby. As mentioned by other reviewers, the roof top bar has great views. Another plus is that the window could be opened a little for fresh air. However, our room - Cosy standard- was very dark during the day as there were no ceiling lights! The room had two bedside lights and backlighting at the coffee machine. The bathroom was better lit and we left those lights on to help illuminate the main space. The shower was large but no easy access to a towel rail so we had to get out of the shower recess to reach a towel which meant water dripped off the door straight on to the floor. There is a card in the room with a QR code for guest services but all the links are old, including confusing instructions to connect to the internet. Our request for replenishment of coffee pods and creamer - not even fresh milk - was not fulfilled, having not been done by housekeeping. This is definitely not five star, and we are disappointed that our tour company booked us here."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 02, 2026

"Service is good but the hotel is in terrible condition. We rented 30 rooms for my son’s wedding and nearly everyone commented the poor condition the rooms and suites were in. Stains everywhere broken drawers electrical sockets did not work and not one piece of comfortable furniture. It’s a true embarrassment. It’s a poor country and it looks like it. Save your money and try to find a better hotel but good luck. The Ritz is not much better"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 20, 2026

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