Hotel Atalaia B&B

It is a cozy little hotel; everything looks brand new. The staff are very friendly. They provide free umbrellas which are much needed in the often rainy weather. The location is perfect - close to everything but on a quiet street. I liked the fact that it is not in the middle of the old town, so it is easier to reach by public transportation (or by taxi). The breakfast - freshly squeezed orange juice is a big plus. They also have juice, coffee, pastries, bread, cheese, ham, some fruit and yogurt. Adding eggs would make it almost perfect.

* The hotel's ideal location, situated close to both the city center and Santiago's historic core, offered convenient access to explore the vibrant surroundings. * Each morning, breakfast greeted us with a delightful array of sweets and cakes, showcasing a different local selection daily—a tasty treat to start the day. * The rooms exuded a cozy tranquility, providing a peaceful retreat from the bustling city outside. * Simple gestures like providing umbrellas at the entrance made a significant impact, enabling us to venture out even during unexpected stormy weather, a thoughtful touch that enhanced our stay.

Great location, comfortable bed, excellent shower and excellent continental breakfast. Really hard to believe the rating of this place since it is way above the standard I would expect for 1 thumbs up.

The hotel had a nice lobby area snd we were allowed to leave our bags and go have lunch because we were too early to check in. When we returned our bags were already taken to our room. The gentleman at the reception was also kind yo order us a taxi for the next morning as we had an early flight out. The room was nice, the bed comfortable with good lighting. The bathroom and shower were spacious with a fair amount of shelf space to rest toiletries and had enough hooks for towels.

Location. It was quiet and the beds were comfortable. Love how the hotel was decorated. Breakfast was good. The staff were incredible. They helped me organize a surprise for a friend completing her 1st Camino and was staying at this hotel at the end of her trip