Hotel Eco Boutique Bidasoa
A garden-ringed pool with a welcome drink in Vitacura
About this hotel
Hotel Eco Boutique Bidasoa builds its ground floor around a garden setting, wrapping the outdoor pool in landscaped grounds rather than placing it against a car park or a busy street. A cosy restaurant with its own terrace extends the garden mood into mealtimes, and guests are greeted with a complimentary welcome drink on arrival, the kind of small touch that fits a boutique property better than a larger hotel's check-in counter. Rooms carry cable TV, air conditioning and heating alongside a safety deposit box, comfortable rather than flashy. The Vitacura location sits a ten-minute walk from Parque Arauco Shopping Centre and a ten-minute drive from Costanera Centre, with Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport roughly twenty minutes away by car for straightforward arrivals and departures.
- Garden-set outdoor pool
- Restaurant terrace
- Free parking
- Free WiFi
Our take
This suits couples and families wanting a quieter, garden-set pool in a residential Vitacura setting rather than a rooftop deck or a business-district tower. The welcome drink and restaurant terrace add a boutique touch that larger properties on this list skip. Travellers prioritising walkability to Las Condes towers or a livelier rooftop scene should look toward Nest Collection El Golf or the Las Condes cluster instead.
- ✓Accept the welcome drink and take a few minutes in the garden before heading up to your room.
- ✓Walk to Parque Arauco Shopping Centre for an evening out; it's about ten minutes on foot.
- ✓Eat at least one dinner on the restaurant terrace rather than heading out, since the setting is a real strength here.
Why we love it
- Outdoor pool surrounded by gardens
- Complimentary welcome drink
- Restaurant with garden terrace
- 10-minute walk to Parque Arauco
Why guests love itWe arrived in the early afternoon and were handed a welcome drink before we'd even finished checking in, which set a relaxed tone for the whole stay. The garden around the pool made it feel more like a private courtyard than a hotel amenity, and we spent more time there than we'd planned. Walking to Parque Arauco for dinner one night took barely ten minutes. Vitacura felt noticeably quieter than the Las Condes towers we'd stayed near on a previous trip, which suited what we wanted this time around.