Landay Barceló Hostel Boutique Castle is inspired by a concept created in the eighties in New York, trends in Europe and now in South America, based on experience, tradition and architecture, blended with currencies that creates a unique and innovative style. With a building dating from 1924, The Landay Barceló Hostel Boutique Castle was created to house the Chilean upper class from the time of mid-nineteenth century, therefore, the building has a traditional neoclassical Chilean style, which has been restored, but maintaining the style that was given in the beginning, adapting their facilities having in mind any backpacker needs, offering high standard quality in the capital of Chile.
Location, services and around
Located in the historical center of Santiago, in a typical area of Barrio Brazil, just five minutes away from public mobilization, also near and between the underground stations Los Heroes and Republica. Here in the center you will find most of the attractions and sites of interest in Santiago such as: museums, historic monuments, art galleries, cathedrals, parks, banks, pharmacies, fast food, mini markets, liquor store, crafts and all the more important information about the center of the city. The district is also famous for its many bars, nightclubs with different music styles from salsa to DJs and places to hear live music where you can relax with friends or with new friends you'll meet in our hostel. If you decide to stay in the hostel you will not be disturbed by noise and traffic typical of a capital city, because we are in a side street. You will also get full assistance from our English-speaking staff who will provide you with all kinds of advice you may need.
Experience
We want people staying at Landay Barceló Hostel Boutique Castle to have the opportunity to travel in time, to the 1924 Chile until the present one, highlighting the architectural beauty of our castle, blended with the comforts of today, besides receiving the best care by our staff, all to live a different and unique experience.
