ibis Santiago Providencia Hotel

People at the front desk are nice, also in the restaurant they put a lot of effort to make thigs goes perfectly. I was with a 6 months daughter, and they made her some special food (which was very nice) and so on, but... On the check in, there was only 1 person and the line was big. Even I'm being gold and have the right on preferential check in, adding that I was with a 6 months daughter, no one gave us attention and took 20 minutes untill my turn comes up. The breakfast in tihs facility is to poor in compare with others, but at least people on the kitchen and lobby are hardwork and makes the things move, even that was complrtely full I had no troubles on eating. The room was very bad, thge bed to soft and was deeping when we were there. The other bed (It was a 3 rrom) was very small and I was beating the desk all the time, and also not that good. And in 7 days, 4 we had problems with the shower which was not warming up. Finally, the price is much higher than another IBIS around South America, and maybe It's time to try new hotels.

The room chosen had exactly the same characteristics as the standards of other ibis hotels around the world. However, it did not have a minibar and this specification was not included in the accommodation reservation. This caused discomfort for us guests and also the hotel staff, who were all bothered by the request for glasses with ice.

Agradable

bad breakfast service, a lot of options missing and/or slow reposition. very slow check-in, only one person to attent there was a night I went down to buy a bottle of whater but there was not whater available

We stayed for one night and we expected to have breakfast the next morning. We were told they were having “difficulties” and breakfast would not be ready on time. We requested a refund for breakfast however we were told we had to send a formal complaint to get a refund as the hotel was not able to do it on the spot. We are still waiting to hear from Ibis about it.

Next to many bars, restaurants and metro station, easy access to downtown and both Cerros (San Cristobal and Santa Lucia) with a privileged view to Andes, helpful staff and very good breakfast, strongly recommend.

nothing different from other ibis hotels

I LOVED THE "BUFFET" BREAKFAST. I WAS VERY EXCITED 'COZ THE QUICKLY ATTENTION OF THE WORKERS OF THE HOTEL AND THE VERY EASY TO TAKE A BUS OR A TAXI. THE SERVICE WAS A BIT EXPENSIVE.

Overall OK Not very impressed by the breakfast. But the rooms are ok and clean

The hotel follow the same type of IBIS in general, there are include a high price to this type of Hotel, but the principal advantage is the location. Providencia is a very good downtown, with good bars and restaurants and there are a station of metro very near.

Any standard hotel expecting International guests to be on board should definitely have manpower in the hotels, at least in the reception, reasonably conversant with English language (understanding and speaking). How it is possible that the hotel receptionist of such an international brand neither understand nor speak in English. As a Non-Spanish guest, I have faced huge difficulties in staying at IBIS Santiago Providencia. Based on my past experience, staying at ACCOR Hotels in UK, I had booked this hotel, but after this visit I am extremely disappointed. I am also dissatisfied with the facilities offered in the Hotel Room. There is hardly anything complimentary, Bath kit, saving kit, arrangement for tea/coffee, drinking water, etc., inside the room. These are standard across the Globe. About the Paid Breakfast, there was hardly any variation during the 5 nights of our stay at the hotel. For such an international brand, these are very much important, and therefore should be definitely taken into consideration. Thanks and Regards....

I am a frequent guest of the Accor network, for 2 years I stay every week in a group hotel. I know the Ibis standard and I have nothing to complain about. I was negatively surprised by the standard of service of Ibis Santiago employees. Almost all of them showed no empathy. I found it very unprepared that a hotel where the vast majority of guests is Brazilian does not have an attendant who speaks Portuguese. Worse, when I asked the questions in Portuguese I received answers in Spanish and without any care to speak slowly or use expressions that would facilitate understanding. Here in Brazil the Accor network attendants speak many languages ​​and do their utmost to answer in the language of the guest. It seemed to me a certain "devaluation" of the Brazilian tourist, therefore we who represent more than half of the tourists visiting Chile. Another situation I witnessed was the inefficiency in the food replacement service for breakfast. There were employees but they acted in a disorganized manner, and I stayed for 45 minutes hoping to replace the scrambled egg tray. It was definitely a negative surprise not to find in this hotel the same standard of service that I always had in the Accor network.

You know what to expect from an Ibis, but this one was just ok. Not great variety of breakfast options, bedroom walls needed painting, no minibar in the room (which was a surprise), one of the elevators was sometimes out of order.

The check-in experience was very slow, and they were 40 minutes late when I finally got a room. One of the girls of the staff seem confused about the procedures and in one moment I thought that I was loosing my patience. No compensation was made

I prefer Ibis Providence since its installation. Still offers good price / quality ratio. I do not understand why every time I have to give my personal information, if they are registered in the lobby every time. The entry record could be much faster.