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1929
Hotel Magnolia
Santiago, Chile
Hotel Magnolia
Huérfanos 539, Santiago, Chile, 8320150 Original Property Opened in 1929 Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2025Hotel Magnolia, located in the vibrant heart of Santiago, Chile, seamlessly blends history, elegance, and modern sophistication. Nestled in a beautifully restored 1929 mansion, the hotel is a haven for travelers seeking a luxurious escape infused with the cultural charm of the city. Its prime location is steps away from iconic landmarks such as Cerro Santa Lucía, and the Lastarria neighborhood. Guests staying at Hotel Magnolia will have unparalleled ease and convenience in discovering Santiago's rich artistic and historical gems.
Discover
- Discover the stunning Art Deco-style architecture of Hotel Magnolia. Many of the original features of the hotel can still be seen throughout the establishment, such as charming stained-glass windows from the original historic building.
- Uncover the fascinating rich history of Hotel Magnolia. The hotel was originally built in 1929 as a family home for Doña Ana Zegers García Huidobro who was the daughter of the Chilean politician Julio Zegers Samaniego It was built by the then famous architect, Eduardo Costabal Zegers.
- Discover an incredible cultural experience at Hotel Magnolia. Located in the heart of Santiago near Santa Lucía Hill, this iconic destination blends Chilean history and design, producing a magnificent experience of walking through a living art gallery. Demo Magnolia also curates a nine-course tasting menu to showcase Chile’s remarkable culinary heritage and contemporary gastronomic innovations.
Explore
- Explore Santa Lucía Hill. It is one of the most frequented public parks by local and foreign tourists, as it is one of the most recognizable icons in the capital and in the country. Santa Lucía Hill, remnant of a volcano that is said to have erupted millions of years ago. Visitors to Santiago say that climbing to the top of Santa Lucía Hill offers some of the best views in the city while also giving a pleasant scenic ambiance.
- Spend some time exploring the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago. The Cathedral dates to 1541 when the site was designated for the construction of the city’s first temple. The cathedral features stunning architectural elements and is one of Santiago's most impressive landmarks.
- Take a trip to the National Museum of Natural History. This museum features unique exhibits such as the Biogeographic exhibit with species and artifacts native to Chile. It is a great option to learn more about Chilean species and geography.
Experience
- Experience the highest point in South America at the Sky Costanera. Soaring 300 meters high into the sky, Sky Costanera lets guests experience a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. From seeing the skyscrapers of downtown to the Andes Mountain range, the Sky Costanera is a must-visit in Santiago.
- Explore the Mirador Interactive Museum at the Interactive Knowledge Center in Santiago. This museum is a terrific way for families to spend the day learning about astronomy and scientific innovations in Santiago.
- Take home souvenirs with a shopping trip to Patio Bellavista. With over 15 distinctive shops offering an array of clothing, artisan Chilean jewelry, art, and much more, there is no shortage of unique finds and if guests are hungry or looking for a gathering place, Patio Bellavista features vibrant restaurants and bars.
Taste
- Taste traditional Chilean dishes with a modern twist at Hotel Magnolia’s restaurants and the rooftop bar. Choose from four of the on-sight eateries that all feature unique and tasty dishes with one of them being run by culinary expert, Pedro Chavarría.
- Indulge in authentic Chilean specialties at Central Market, located in the heart of Santiago. Visitors can find exotic fruits and vegetables native to Chile such as cherimoya (from the custard apple family), Chiloé potatoes, and piñones that are local nuts gathered from the araucaria tree.
- Eat an iconic meal at El Hoyo in Santiago, visited by the late Anthony Bourdain while filming a season of “No Reservations.” El Hoyo is famous for its pork leg simmered in a tasty brine. Anthony Bourdain drank one of the signature cocktails, el terremoto (the earthquake) which is made with white wine and pineapple ice cream. Lastly, he ate arrollado, which is a tube made of pork wrapped in boiled pork skin and served along blood sausage. El Hoyo is a must visit in Santiago for meat lovers.
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