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Good hostels in Santiago?

about 9 years ago about Santiago Province, Chile

Can anyone recommend a good youth hostel in Santiago? Looking for something to meet other travellers and explore - but must be clean!

Asked by Rob Saunders via Travellr.com

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  http://www.andeshostel.com/
  this hostel has great recommendations about 9 years ago

  Answered by carlos fernandez via Travellr.com
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  I stayed at Che Lagarto. It's cheap, clean and downtown - which is great because You can walk around and see all the important sites. over 7 years ago

  Answered by Lucas Brasil via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Check hostal providencia. Is a very good place to stay, is like REALLY in the middle of the city and the subway. The accommodations are good and the prices are really fair. I think their web page is www.hostalprovidencia.cl over 7 years ago

  Answered by Gonzalo Calleja via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Hotel Bidasoa is also a good option - www.hotelbidasoa.cl over 7 years ago

  Answered by RCárcamo via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Casa Roca in old part of town - good if you want a pool and bar in the pool - or a cricket net - owner is an Aussie - www.lacasaroca.cl over 7 years ago

  Answered by safereturndoubtful via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Hi; Check: http://www.travellersplacehostel.cl/
  It's a hostel that can give you good advice for travelling cheap
  It's well located,everything is clean, and the staff (which i'm part of) is very friendly :) over 6 years ago

  Answered by Tphsantiago via Travellr.com
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  I know this is an old question, but this might help others wondering the same. I can recommend two great hostels:
  
  Dominica Hostel http://www.destinalo.com/proveedor/109 nice and modern, is located in Bellavista, a really cool and bohemian neigborhood in Santiago.
  
  Also in Bellavista, there's Bellavista B&B http://www.destinalo.com/proveedor/111 which is very artsy, and near many fun things to do. about 6 years ago

  Answered by Catalina Huidobro via WorldNomads.com