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Holiday Inn Santiago Airport

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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.

What our clients say

“Special praise must go to the Holiday Inn at Santiago Airport. Check-in was easy, the room wonderfully comfortable, the restaurant open until midnight and breakfast available from 0530.”
DS, Haywards Heath Dec 2013
Spot on, close to airport, food and accommodation is great and affordable. Really good for a holiday inn.
FT, Mansfield Nov 2015
"Busy busy place, but good food, smart room and the staff had time for you."
CC, Carnforth Feb 2014
"Nice transit hotel. very nice in fact.”
JL, Rio de Janeiro Jan 2014
Ideal for an overnight stop, perfect location, well soundproofed, large clean comfortable room and vast buffet breakfast available earlier than most hotels.
RE, Knutsford Oct 2017
Such a comfy bed, shame we only had a couple of hours there!
PP,Hope valley Aug 2014

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