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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

The Alto Plano of Bolivia was striking. Torres del Paine national park too was memorable as was Perito Moreno glacier.
GOR, Nov 2017
Highlight?: Difficult to separate a sunny, windless clear day at Torres del Paine ( plus several others nearly as good). And deep snow in the Altiplano round Miscanti lakes. So…
DH, Milnthorpe Mar 2017
Highlights: “I went to Chile mainland without any knowledge and was overwhelmed. The geology was stunning and range of scenery amazing”
PC, Galashiels Jan 2010
Most Memorable Moment?: Very difficult! Vulcan Osorno, Moon Valley (even if not part of the arranged itinerary!), Tatio Geysers, Easter Island statues...
RW, High peak Jan 2018
Chile felt safe and modest, a delight to visit.
NH, Bridgewater Nov 2012
We found the Chilean people very friendly, obliging & happy.
EL, Winkleigh Feb 2017

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A former Journey Latin America tour leader, Sally spent 7 years working, travelling and living throughout Latin America before returning to the UK to help people arrange their own adventures to this wonderful destination.

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