Vina del Mar

The glamorous service and style evokes the roaring '20s. — Lonely Planet

This sophisticated city hotel certainly earns it name, as you can do almost everything here while you gaze at the sea. — Fodor's

This sophisticated and well-loved eight-room hotel lies within a 1912-built townhouse at the end of a quiet residential alleyway near Parque Quinta Vergara. — Lonely Planet

Inspired by transatlantic ocean liners, this ship-shaped building on the waterfront has oddly shaped rooms that are nicely decorated with plush carpets and pastel wallpaper. — Fodor's

Come for the personalized service and for many of the same amenities you'll find at larger hotels at a fraction of the cost. — Fodor's

The dead-plain facade is deceiving: bright artworks and engravings offset the white walls and boxy sofas in this hotel's lobby and restaurant. — Lonely Planet

This older hotel in the heart of town, a block from Playa Las Cadenas, has bland but comfortable rooms. — Fodor's

Polished wooden floors and a big fireplace lend stately charm to the lounge of this quiet but friendly hotel on the edge of Cerro Castillo. — Lonely Planet

Perched on a hilltop overlooking Concón, this all-suites hotel has rooms with flower-filled terraces—some more than one—overlooking the crashing waves. — Fodor's

This fun urban hostel contains stylish dorms and doubles with colorful linens, hard-wood floors and Asian-style paper lanterns. — Lonely Planet

Built on the rocky coast between Viña and Reñaca, this boutique hotel has luxurious rooms with gorgeous ocean views. — Fodor's

The huge long garden in front of Viña's best hostel means you don't have to limit your open-air lounging to the beach. — Lonely Planet