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Holiday Inn Santiago Airport

  • Holiday Inn Airport Santiago
  • Holiday Inn Airport Santiago
  • Holiday Inn Airport Santiago
  • Holiday Inn Airport Santiago
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Modern chain hotel just steps from the airport with good facilities, a comfortable place for much-needed rest before or after a long flight.

The popular chain hotel Holiday Inn Santiago Airport is conveniently located right at the airport, directly in front of the arrivals area.

While a functional choice, it’s more than agreeable and surprisingly quiet. Rooms are comfortable with all the amenities to make for a pleasant and restful stay.

Facilities include a restaurant, bar, sauna, gym, hot tub and outdoor swimming pool.

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What our clients say

  • Quiet hotel with easy access to the departure gates.

    MP, Hemel Hempstead Nov 2015

  • "Nice transit hotel. very nice in fact.”

    JL, Rio de Janeiro Jan 2014

  • "This was a good airport style hotel.  It was exactly what was required for a one night stopover - not least because it had a restaurant which stayed open late."

    IAR,Melrose Nov 2014

  • Very convenient position  opposite arrivals/departures. Staff very efficient and comfortable overnight stay. Food good in restaurant for dinner and breakfast. Pleasantly surprised. 

    GB, Lytham st. annes Nov 2017

  • "Perfectly ok airport hotel."

    DB, London Jan 2014

  • The Holiday Inn was perfect for a quick overnight stay. We slept well and it was very close to the airport.

    JM, Dunmow Dec 2018
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