Radisson Plaza Santiago Hotel Santiago, Chile

Radisson Plaza Santiago Hotel
Conveniently located in Santiago's World Trade Center and in the heart of Santiago's business and financial district, the Radisson Plaza Hotel, with its superb service and state-of-the-art technology, is the preferred location for business and leisure travelers alike.

All Rooms Offer:
- Suites
- Smoking and Non-Smoking Rooms
- Work Desk
- Two Phone Lines, Speaker, Voicemail
- Wireless High-Speed Internet Access
- Flat Screen Cable Television
- Coffee/Coffee Maker
- Iron and Ironing Board
- Turndown Service
- Welcome Drink at Check-in
- Cellular Phone
- Mini-bar
- Safe Deposit Box
- Smoke Detector and Sprinklers
-24 Hour Room Service.

The Radisson Plaza Santiago features services and amenities for the business and leisure traveler alike. Rejuvenate yourself in our health club or get to work in our fully equipped business center. We want your stay to be as comfortable as possible.

Business Center:
9am-7pm.
- Two bilingual secretaries available
from 8:00am to 9:00 pm
- 2 fully equipped offices and 3 meeting rooms
- Business information and planning
- Translations
- Fax center
- Scanner
- Printer

Health Club is located on the 21st floor, with a spectacular view of Los Andes Mountain. Facilities are available to all guests free of charge, including:
- Indoor swimming pool
- Fitness Center
- Towel Service
- Aerobicycles
- Hydromassage
- Sauna

Hotel amenities include:
- Concierge
- Laundry Valet
- Gift/Jewelry Shop
- High-Speed Internet
- Rental Car Agency
- Beauty Salon
- Parking
- ATM
- Florist
- Baby Sitting
- Airport Shuttle $35.00 USD
- 24 hour medical service
- Luggage Storage
- Jogging Path
- Heliport

Groups & Meetings:
All of our Meeting Rooms are furnished with top of the line audio and video equipment: TV, VHS, Data Show, Slide Projector and the comfortable setting of Modern Technology.

Banquet and Conventions:
Salon America
-Round tables: 200 people
-Classroom: 130 people
-Theatre: 300 people
-Rectangular tables: 250 people
-U Shaped: 70 people

Dining:
Choose from a variety of options at the Radisson Plaza Santiago. We feature the culinary delicious, Brick restaurant for a casually elegant dining experience; Trader's Bar, which has an English-style sports bar theme and the Cocktail Lounge, featuring a full menu, bar and coffee lounge. Room service is available 24 hours a day.

The Brick Restaurant is an exquisite combination of international and Chilean dishes in a relaxing atmosphere. Join us for a delightful breakfast, healthy lunch or exquisite dinner.
6:30am-12am.

Traders Bar is a classic at the Radisson Plaza, designed with the businesslike in mind, Traders is great place to enjoy some cocktails and unwind. Come here for business entertaining or to spend some spare time, our bar is sure to please.
6pm-1am Monday-Saturday. Closed Sunday.

Cocktail Lounge is known for refreshing cocktails, a sophisticated selection of Chilean wines, and mixed coffees for the refined tastes of our guests. May we suggest the traditional Pisco Sour. 8:30am-11pm.
Full Menu.
Coffee & bar.

Located in the most important business district, The Radisson Plaza Santiago Hotel is an excellent choice whether your visit is for business or pleasure. We're within easy walking distance to subway station, shopping, dining area and nightlife.
Santiago is a city with plenty of activities for those looking to enjoy some time off from work.

Golfing
There are several private courses in and around Santiago, and plenty of sunny days during the year to enjoy a nice round. Our concierge team can arrange for tee times at one of several courses which open their doors to our guests.

Vineyard Tours
A visit to Chile is not complete without a day or half-day tour of the spectacular vineyards near Santiago, including renowned Cousi?o Macul, Concha y Toro, and Tarapaca. Private or group visits can be arranged, and include a tour of the facilities, wine tasting, and lunch.

Pure Powder
Santiago is one of the only capital cities in the world that boasts not one, but three main ski resorts less than 25 miles away. Perhaps the best known is Valle Nevado, the largest ski domain in the Southern Hemisphere. And considering Chile's ski season, which runs from June to October, you can hit the slopes while the rest of your friends scorch in the Northen Hemisphere sun.

About Santiago
Bordered by the South Pacific to the west and the Andes mountains to the east, Chile is almost a linear country, its width never exceeding 150 miles at any given point. Santiago, the capital, rests midway along its length, an hour's drive from the coast and a brief jaunt from the mountains. Pedro de Valdivia, a Spanish conquistador, founded Santiago on behalf of the Crown in February 1541, and although the city was undermined by early Indian sieges and devastating earthquakes, it tirelessly reestablished itself with passion and perseverance. Even the city's grid layout was faithfully maintained, just as it was planned in the settlement's infancy. Now a metropolis five million strong, Santiago is both an industrial power and a place of beauty and culture. Its most prominent landmark, the hill Cerro Santa Lucía, is the site of the city's founding, a pastoral refuge from urban life, and a fabulous vantage point for viewing Santiago's environs. The Plaza de Armas, the original town square, exudes European charm, thanks to its lush gardens and striking architecture. Moneda Palace, Chile's former national mint, was a presidential residence when Salvador Allende gave up his office and his life after General Pinochet's forces stormed the palace in the 1973 coup. Today, the structure is a government building and significant historical site. Other notable attractions include the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino (a museum dedicated to art produced before the European presence) and the Mercado Central (the city's Victorian-styled marketplace). Visitors will also find themselves intrigued by the stylish Providencia and Las Condes districts and enticed by the easy leisure of nearby beaches and ski slopes. Lovely parks, terrific restaurants, and a generous city spirit grant Santiago even greater appeal and illustrate its characteristic joy, which arises from the area's spectacular natural beauty and a corporate knowledge that the city will continue to endure.

Did you know?
Business development has driven the growth of Santiago as more and more international companies move into the area and set up regional offices. Though Santiago ranks behind other leading Latin American cities for business development, steady growth in recent years (thanks to relative political calm) has led to a boom in business interests. Companies such as HP, Intel, Coca-Cola, Microsoft and Ford have set up shop here recently.

Nearby Attractions:
World Trade Center
Gobierno de Chile
Teatro Municipal
Fundación Pablo Neruda
Snowpak - South America Ski Packages
Servicio Nacional Turismo
Vinopolis Wine Merchants
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