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Hotel Diego de Almagro Valdivia

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This modern hotel is a solid mid-range option on the waterfront in Valdivia with a good range of facilities.

Hotel Diego de Almagro Valdivia is one of a chain of dependable, modern, mid-range hotels in Chile which offer visitors a comfortable base from which to explore local attractions. Business meetings and events are also hosted. Guest rooms are bright and contemporary, uncluttered but with a full range of hotel amenities, including air-conditioning, complimentary Wifi, TV, minibar and personal safe. They offer either two queen-sized or one double bed, and all have large windows, some with views of the waterfront. There’s a large restaurant with a full menu (plenty of other eating options in town nearby), heated indoor pool and a small fitness room.

What our clients say

Impossible to select one part - the whole experience was stunning and allowed us to enjoy the variety and beauty of Chile.
KD, Dartford Feb 2016
Highlights: WE have many good memories but we would pick out the guided walk to Laguna de los Tres at Fitzroy and the day to the French Valley at Patagonia…
SC, Cheltenham Jan 2016
Overall we have had two of the most memorable weeks in one of the world’s most varied geographical environments and the friendly Chilean people. Thank you JLA.
SJ, Welwyn Sep 2012
Chile felt safe and modest, a delight to visit.
NH, Bridgewater Nov 2012
Highlights?: Flying over the Andes Getting close to the Glacier in Patagonia View from Costanero Tower in Santiago The list goes on
DW, Winchester Apr 2018
Most Memorable Moment?: Rapa Nui - a unique environment with lots of architectural and historical interest and also comtemporary culture (Tapati festival). Very interesting.
AB, Burnham-On-Crouch Mar 2018

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Sophie lived in Chile before joining us and has travelled extensively across Latin America, from Mexico to the furthest tip of Patagonia and beyond to Antarctica.

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