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Pullman el Bosque

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Modern, business-like hotel with a convenient location and a bold, contemporary colour scheme.

The modern, business-like Atton el Bosque has proved popular among our clients for its good location and the excellent value for money it represents as a mid-range property. It is part of the respected Atton chain of business and leisure hotels.

Occupying a smart tower right in the Golf financial area, the hotel is within easy reach of the upmarket shopping district of Las Condes. It’s about half an hour from the airport and just 15 minutes from the colonial centre by underground or taxi.

Rooms are large, bright and airy with big comfortable beds and a practical design. There’s a small pool, restaurant and gift shop. Service is attentive and friendly.

What our clients say

Comfortable and modern, close to good transport connections and good restaurants.
JH Bedford Mar 2015
"A good base for a stopover and brief visit to Santiago."
JL, Richmond Feb 2014
"The Atton Hotel in Santiago was excellent but beyond the standard I would normally chose for myself!”
AP, Newry Dec 2013
Good location, close to metro stop. As a single female traveller I felt safe walking around near the hotel on my own. View over the city from the pool, although…
JL, Oldham Mar 2017
"Initial impression was that this smart hotel was a long way from the centre of Santiago. However on hearing of other peoples experiences of city centre hotels (theft of cell…
EI,Scarborough Dec 2014
"Comfortable hotel. Location pretty good but would have preferred a location nearer to the historic city centre, so that we could have walked there easily from our hotel."
AG, Edgware Sep 2014

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