Gay friendly Hotels in Antofagasta Region

"The property's location is a little bit off the center, but it is still walkable. It is situated in very peaceful and beautiful surroundings. "

"This hotel is a beautiful property located in an amazing town. The property is immaculate, well maintained and very comfortable. We love the minimalist aspect of the room including the pleasing absence of a television. The staff is very professional and very helpful. Each days activities required a box lunch and each day this was ready for us before we left no matter how early. 5-stars for this property. "

"Felt like we were at a resort. Food and facilities were great and close walk to town yet distance enough for a quiet and safe space."

"There was only one towel and it could use some keeping up, but very good experience."

"Quiet hotel with great facilities. Parking space are plenty, there are heated pool and sauna and also a spot to watch the stars. There is a complimentary shuttle to the main city area as well. In comparison to other hotels in the area this is a win. "

"Love the place, excellent customer service, really nice place."

"We had a fabulous stay at Habitas Atacama, we felt looked after and the staff were amazing. Food was also fantastic, wish we had stayed longer!"

"Couldn’t imagine a better place to stay than this in San Pedro de Atacama. The location is ideal, right in the center of town close to all restaurants, bars etc but is quiet and peaceful. The design is simple and elegant. The rooms are comfortable and spacious, good water pressure in the shower. The staff is friendly and helpful. They have a lovely wine tasting every evening where you can meet other travelers. I loved lounging at the pool in between excursions and while waiting to go to the airport after checking out. Breakfast is great with an egg station. They can pack a breakfast for you if you have an early morning excursion. "

"What a fantastic find. This family run adobe style motel excelled in service. The owner was full of great advice on things to do, and even purchased our tickets for Chaxa when we couldn't get the website to work. The only downside is it is out of town and the roads are narrow and windy, but the upside is peace and quiet."