Hotel Luciano K

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Hotel Luciano K, your chic oasis in the heart of Santiago, Chile! Nestled just 2.5 kilometers from the bustling city center, this 4-star gem is perfect for travelers looking to dive into the vibrant culture and energy that Santiago offers. Starting at an unbeatable price of $96 per night, you’ll find a delightful blend of comfort and style awaiting you at Merced 84. A complimentary breakfast will kickstart your daily adventures, so fuel up before exploring the stunning landmarks around the city!

Rooms

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1 King Size Bed

2 Twin Beds

475 sqft

Suite

Landmark view

City view

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Indulge in luxury and enjoy breathtaking views of the city in our spacious Suite. With its king size bed, twin beds and private bathroom with bathtub, this room is perfect for 2 adults and 1 child.

Deluxe Double or Twin Room in Hotel Luciano K

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1 King Size Bed

2 Twin Beds

300 sqft

Deluxe

Landmark view

City view

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Standard Double or Twin Room in Hotel Luciano K

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1 Queen Size Bed

2 Twin Beds

270 sqft

Standard Room

Private Bathroom

Minibar

Flat-screen TV

Air conditioning

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At Hotel Luciano K, relaxation and fun are just as important as the sights! Take a refreshing dip in the outdoor swimming pool—it's a free perk that feels like a luxury on a warm Chilean day. If you’re after some indulgent downtime, make sure to visit the sauna at no extra cost, or enjoy a drink at the bar while soaking up beautiful landmark views from the terrace. This property is designed with your zen in mind, featuring soundproof rooms, air conditioning, and room service to cater to your every whim.

Experience the Best

With over 350 glowing reviews, our guests can’t stop raving about the attentive service at the 24-hour front desk, the convenience of our meeting/banquet facilities, and the child-friendly atmosphere, including babysitting services. Whether you're here for business, a leisurely retreat, or an epic adventure, Hotel Luciano K is at the ready to create the perfect home base for your Santiago escapade!

Plan Your Stay

After you've had your fill of exploration, unwind in the chic atmosphere of the hotel's on-site restaurant, Terraza K. With its delightful combination of traditional and modern ambiances, it's the perfect spot to relish authentic Chilean cuisine or savor something a bit more contemporary. Each bite at Terraza K is a flavor-packed experience, and the atmosphere is just as delightful as the food. Whether you’re sharing a romantic dinner or enjoying a lively meal with friends, you’ll be treated to an unforgettable culinary experience that complements your stay perfectly.

Amenities

Restaurant

Outdoor swimming pool

Free wifi

Room service

Sauna

Air conditioning

Bar

Tour desk

Pool

Outdoor, Adults only

All season, Rooftop, Shallow end

Restaurant

Terraza K

Traditional, Modern

Restaurant/places to eat in Hotel Luciano K

reception was really helpful and knowledgeable, including providing a city map and information on public transport. We were given metro cards free of charge which we only needed to top up with the travel credit we required. The hotel itself is conveniently located to the metro network and even the airport is easily reachable by public transport (combination of metro + airport bus). - the hotel is in Lastarria neighbourhood where there are good dining options and evening animation. Also the historic centre and other places are within easy reach walking / by taxi or public transport - there is a 24/7 kiosk shop nearby and I liked the fresh fruit juices you could buy around the corner - the hotel had a very personal touch as it was a boutique hotel with only a few rooms - the nostalgic central elevator and the whole building was pure Art Nouveau so it felt like living in a museum making my stay very special. In fact the hotel building is a national monument designed by the famous 20th century Chilean Polish architect Luciano Kulczewski. For those interested, you can find a few more of his signature buildings nearby. - I loved the big bathroom and the comfy beds in the stylish hotel room - the breakfast choice was wide and plentiful so everybody should find something to his/her taste - the rooftop terrace which during the day served as bar/restaurant was amazing and boasted a good panorama view. Also there was a small swimming pool on it.

Stefan

Staff really do treat guests interests and experiences as the most important thing. They are very helpful and friendly, and also committed to guests having an enjoyable experience. Staff also provided plenty of suggestions of good restaurants, attractions, and tours. They genuinely care, which is the most important thing. On two occasions I had to make a very early start, at 5am, to go into the Andes, and the staff ensured I was able to have a good breakfast before leaving and they waited with me outside until my coach arrived to ensure that I would be ok. There was a very friendly vibe in the hotel, and positive interactions between guests. With a variety of nationalities, including English and European, Americans, Australians all mixing together, conversations were always stimulating and friendly. The location was excellent - only a couple of minutes to the Barrio Listarria precinct, and close to all significant attractions. The hotel represented very good value.

Bruce

The @lucianokhotel - named for the Chilean architect - Luciano Kulczewski - a pioneer of modern architecture - was built c. 1927 - at that time it was the tallest building in Santiago - all of 7 stories - the first building with central heating - and it boasted the first indoor elevator in the country - kind of a big-deal building - the style is considered Spanish Neo-Baroque with an expressively Cubist bent - it is packed with interesting details - the elevator still functions - and the building is guarded from above by a mythological animal - it is more amended to function rather than restored - so there are lots of rough edges - original tile remains cracked - the elevator shimmys and creaks - as do the bedroom floors - there’s an air of whimsy-eerie - as doors throughout are coffin-shaped - some with stained glass - and iron swirls everywhere - it’s sort of like staying in a museum - a very cool museum with lots of surprises

John

Hotel Luciano K is an excellent place to stay while in Santiago. We were a group of 4 couples (8 people) visiting Santiago for the first time. The location gave us a nice walking distance to various sights of the city - Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucia Hill, and the funicular to San Cristobal Hill. We ate the first evening at the hotel restaurant on the open deck of the hotel, a very good meal. Then ate at local restaurants in walking distance in the Lastarria district. A special thank you to the staff. One of our group left some items including jewelry in the room when we departed. I contacted the desk 2 days later and the maid had found the items which they put in lost and found. The items were held for us until we could return to pick them up on our return travel through Santiago as we returned home. Thank you!!

Donald

Gorgeous hotel in a lovely neighbourhood in Santiago. The hotel was a really nice size, great amenities, comfortable (and very large) bed. Very very clean. The bathroom was huge and shower temperature was perfect. Breakfast was one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had at a hotel - plenty of variety and the eggs were perfect. Staff were so helpful and friendly. Special shout out to Brian who was very accomodating when I was having issues with my bank card. And to top everything off, the rooftop bar is just lovely and the food + drinks were great.

Charley

reception was really helpful and knowledgeable, including providing a city map and information on public transport. We were given metro cards free of charge which we only needed to top up with the travel credit we required. The hotel itself is conveniently located to the metro network and even the airport is easily reachable by public transport (combination of metro + airport bus). - the hotel is in Lastarria neighbourhood where there are good dining options and evening animation. Also the historic centre and other places are within easy reach walking / by taxi or public transport - there is a 24/7 kiosk shop nearby and I liked the fresh fruit juices you could buy around the corner - the hotel had a very personal touch as it was a boutique hotel with only a few rooms - the nostalgic central elevator and the whole building was pure Art Nouveau so it felt like living in a museum making my stay very special. In fact the hotel building is a national monument designed by the famous 20th century Chilean Polish architect Luciano Kulczewski. For those interested, you can find a few more of his signature buildings nearby. - I loved the big bathroom and the comfy beds in the stylish hotel room - the breakfast choice was wide and plentiful so everybody should find something to his/her taste - the rooftop terrace which during the day served as bar/restaurant was amazing and boasted a good panorama view. Also there was a small swimming pool on it.

Stefan

Staff really do treat guests interests and experiences as the most important thing. They are very helpful and friendly, and also committed to guests having an enjoyable experience. Staff also provided plenty of suggestions of good restaurants, attractions, and tours. They genuinely care, which is the most important thing. On two occasions I had to make a very early start, at 5am, to go into the Andes, and the staff ensured I was able to have a good breakfast before leaving and they waited with me outside until my coach arrived to ensure that I would be ok. There was a very friendly vibe in the hotel, and positive interactions between guests. With a variety of nationalities, including English and European, Americans, Australians all mixing together, conversations were always stimulating and friendly. The location was excellent - only a couple of minutes to the Barrio Listarria precinct, and close to all significant attractions. The hotel represented very good value.

Bruce

The @lucianokhotel - named for the Chilean architect - Luciano Kulczewski - a pioneer of modern architecture - was built c. 1927 - at that time it was the tallest building in Santiago - all of 7 stories - the first building with central heating - and it boasted the first indoor elevator in the country - kind of a big-deal building - the style is considered Spanish Neo-Baroque with an expressively Cubist bent - it is packed with interesting details - the elevator still functions - and the building is guarded from above by a mythological animal - it is more amended to function rather than restored - so there are lots of rough edges - original tile remains cracked - the elevator shimmys and creaks - as do the bedroom floors - there’s an air of whimsy-eerie - as doors throughout are coffin-shaped - some with stained glass - and iron swirls everywhere - it’s sort of like staying in a museum - a very cool museum with lots of surprises

John

Hotel Luciano K is an excellent place to stay while in Santiago. We were a group of 4 couples (8 people) visiting Santiago for the first time. The location gave us a nice walking distance to various sights of the city - Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucia Hill, and the funicular to San Cristobal Hill. We ate the first evening at the hotel restaurant on the open deck of the hotel, a very good meal. Then ate at local restaurants in walking distance in the Lastarria district. A special thank you to the staff. One of our group left some items including jewelry in the room when we departed. I contacted the desk 2 days later and the maid had found the items which they put in lost and found. The items were held for us until we could return to pick them up on our return travel through Santiago as we returned home. Thank you!!

Donald

Gorgeous hotel in a lovely neighbourhood in Santiago. The hotel was a really nice size, great amenities, comfortable (and very large) bed. Very very clean. The bathroom was huge and shower temperature was perfect. Breakfast was one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had at a hotel - plenty of variety and the eggs were perfect. Staff were so helpful and friendly. Special shout out to Brian who was very accomodating when I was having issues with my bank card. And to top everything off, the rooftop bar is just lovely and the food + drinks were great.

Charley

reception was really helpful and knowledgeable, including providing a city map and information on public transport. We were given metro cards free of charge which we only needed to top up with the travel credit we required. The hotel itself is conveniently located to the metro network and even the airport is easily reachable by public transport (combination of metro + airport bus). - the hotel is in Lastarria neighbourhood where there are good dining options and evening animation. Also the historic centre and other places are within easy reach walking / by taxi or public transport - there is a 24/7 kiosk shop nearby and I liked the fresh fruit juices you could buy around the corner - the hotel had a very personal touch as it was a boutique hotel with only a few rooms - the nostalgic central elevator and the whole building was pure Art Nouveau so it felt like living in a museum making my stay very special. In fact the hotel building is a national monument designed by the famous 20th century Chilean Polish architect Luciano Kulczewski. For those interested, you can find a few more of his signature buildings nearby. - I loved the big bathroom and the comfy beds in the stylish hotel room - the breakfast choice was wide and plentiful so everybody should find something to his/her taste - the rooftop terrace which during the day served as bar/restaurant was amazing and boasted a good panorama view. Also there was a small swimming pool on it.

Stefan

Staff really do treat guests interests and experiences as the most important thing. They are very helpful and friendly, and also committed to guests having an enjoyable experience. Staff also provided plenty of suggestions of good restaurants, attractions, and tours. They genuinely care, which is the most important thing. On two occasions I had to make a very early start, at 5am, to go into the Andes, and the staff ensured I was able to have a good breakfast before leaving and they waited with me outside until my coach arrived to ensure that I would be ok. There was a very friendly vibe in the hotel, and positive interactions between guests. With a variety of nationalities, including English and European, Americans, Australians all mixing together, conversations were always stimulating and friendly. The location was excellent - only a couple of minutes to the Barrio Listarria precinct, and close to all significant attractions. The hotel represented very good value.

Bruce

The @lucianokhotel - named for the Chilean architect - Luciano Kulczewski - a pioneer of modern architecture - was built c. 1927 - at that time it was the tallest building in Santiago - all of 7 stories - the first building with central heating - and it boasted the first indoor elevator in the country - kind of a big-deal building - the style is considered Spanish Neo-Baroque with an expressively Cubist bent - it is packed with interesting details - the elevator still functions - and the building is guarded from above by a mythological animal - it is more amended to function rather than restored - so there are lots of rough edges - original tile remains cracked - the elevator shimmys and creaks - as do the bedroom floors - there’s an air of whimsy-eerie - as doors throughout are coffin-shaped - some with stained glass - and iron swirls everywhere - it’s sort of like staying in a museum - a very cool museum with lots of surprises

John

Hotel Luciano K is an excellent place to stay while in Santiago. We were a group of 4 couples (8 people) visiting Santiago for the first time. The location gave us a nice walking distance to various sights of the city - Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucia Hill, and the funicular to San Cristobal Hill. We ate the first evening at the hotel restaurant on the open deck of the hotel, a very good meal. Then ate at local restaurants in walking distance in the Lastarria district. A special thank you to the staff. One of our group left some items including jewelry in the room when we departed. I contacted the desk 2 days later and the maid had found the items which they put in lost and found. The items were held for us until we could return to pick them up on our return travel through Santiago as we returned home. Thank you!!

Donald

Gorgeous hotel in a lovely neighbourhood in Santiago. The hotel was a really nice size, great amenities, comfortable (and very large) bed. Very very clean. The bathroom was huge and shower temperature was perfect. Breakfast was one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had at a hotel - plenty of variety and the eggs were perfect. Staff were so helpful and friendly. Special shout out to Brian who was very accomodating when I was having issues with my bank card. And to top everything off, the rooftop bar is just lovely and the food + drinks were great.

Charley

Location

Merced 84, Santiago, 8000000, Chile

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041