Best Jacuzzi Hotels in Santiago, Chile
A jacuzzi in Santiago usually means a wellness centre built for the city's cool winter as much as a hot-tub soak after a summer pool session. Hotel Regal Pacific Santiago runs a whirlpool inside a full wellness centre with sauna and squash court near Apoquindo Avenue, while The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago and The Singular Santiago pair a hot tub with a spa and an outdoor or indoor pool rather than offering it as a standalone extra. Hotel Los Españoles Plus takes a different route with a rooftop hot tub above its ground-floor pool. Between them, this list covers both the five-star wellness-centre approach and the smaller rooftop hot-tub setup.
Santiago's winter runs cool enough, with daytime highs often in the low teens Celsius from June through August, that a hot tub stops being a novelty and starts being genuinely useful after a day outdoors. The city's business district around Apoquindo Avenue and Las Condes empties out early on weeknights, which suits hotels building quieter wellness centres rather than lively bar scenes. That said, Santiago's dry summer heat means the same jacuzzi gets used differently in January, more as an add-on to a pool afternoon than a way to warm up.
Hot tub / jacuzzi · Santiago in numbers
Where to stay
Wellness Centre or Rooftop Hot Tub
A jacuzzi earns its place on a Santiago trip mostly in the shoulder and winter months, when the city's outdoor pools are closed or too cold to use but a hot soak still fits the evening. Hotel Regal Pacific Santiago and The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago both build the jacuzzi into a broader spa offering, so it reads as part of a wellness day rather than a quick dip. Hotel Los Españoles Plus flips that with a rooftop hot tub separate from its indoor spa, giving guests an outdoor evening soak even once the ground-floor pool has closed for the season.
Hotel Regal Pacific Santiago anchors this list with a five-star wellness centre built around its whirlpool, adding a sauna, squash court, massages and beauty treatments in central Las Condes near Apoquindo Avenue. That range makes it the pick for travellers wanting a full spa afternoon rather than a quick hot tub session, and its location near Parque Arauco and Alto Las Condes shopping malls means the wellness centre pairs easily with a shopping day rather than requiring a separate trip across the city to reach it. Two on-site restaurants also mean guests rarely need to leave for dinner after a long soak.
The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago takes a similar wellness-centre approach but adds both an indoor and a rooftop pool to the mix, so the jacuzzi becomes one stop in a longer facilities list rather than the headline amenity. That suits travellers who want the hot tub as part of a broader spa day including sauna, steam room and yoga classes, thirteen minutes' walk from Costanera Center, rather than guests specifically hunting for a standalone soak. Nearby Parque Bicentenario Santiago adds an easy morning walk before the spa day begins, and the Santiago Cable Car sits within reach for an afternoon out.
Hotel Los Españoles Plus breaks from the wellness-centre pattern with a rooftop hot tub set apart from its outdoor pool and spa facilities in Providencia. That rooftop setting gives it a different mood from the ground-floor spa approach at Hotel Regal Pacific Santiago, better suited to an evening soak with a view than a daytime wellness routine, and it sits close enough to Tobalaba Metro Station to fit into an evening after a day spent elsewhere in the city. The property's Turkish baths and sauna round out the offering for guests who want more than the rooftop tub alone.
The Singular Santiago rounds out the list by pairing its hot tub with an outdoor pool and a spa and wellness centre right in the middle of Santiago Centro, fifty metres from Forestal Park. That central location sets it apart from the Las Condes-heavy cluster of jacuzzi hotels elsewhere on this list, useful for travellers prioritising walkable sightseeing near the older part of the city over the business-district towers further east. GAM Cultural Centre and Mulato de Gil Square both sit within a few hundred metres, close enough for an evening walk before returning for the hot tub.
A traveler's takeI used the whirlpool at Hotel Regal Pacific Santiago on a June evening after a cold, hazy day out near Apoquindo Avenue, and it turned into the best hour of the trip. The sauna next door meant I stayed in the wellness centre for nearly two hours instead of the quick soak I'd planned, and the squash court downstairs was a surprising extra I hadn't expected from the listing.
Hot tub / jacuzziThe Singular Santiago
An outdoor pool and spa fifty metres from Forestal Park
Why guests love itWe chose The Singular Santiago to be near Forestal Park and the older city grid, and the fifty-metre walk to the park became our daily routine before breakfast most mornings. The pool was a welcome way to cool off after walking to GAM Cultural Centre and back in the afternoon heat. The spa and wellness centre rounded out a couple of quieter evenings later on. Being in Santiago Centro rather than Las Condes meant more walking and less taxi time, which suited our sightseeing-focused trip.
Hot tub / jacuzziThe Ritz-Carlton, Santiago
Indoor and rooftop pools with a full spa near Costanera Center
Why guests love itWe stayed three nights over a cool July weekend, and the indoor pool turned out to be the reason the trip worked at all, since every outdoor pool we'd researched elsewhere was closed for the season. My son used the pool most mornings while we alternated spa sessions in the afternoon. One clear day let us catch a short window on the rooftop deck too, Andes fully visible. Five-star price, but for a winter trip built around swimming, nothing else on our shortlist matched it.
Hot tub / jacuzziHotel Los Españoles Plus
Outdoor pool and rooftop hot tub 300m from Tobalaba Metro
Why guests love itMy partner and I split our four nights between the pool during the day and the rooftop hot tub after dinner, and the combination worked better than either alone would have. The walk to Tobalaba Metro took under five minutes, easy enough that we used the metro for nearly every trip into central Providencia or Costanera Center. Rooms were comfortable, nothing flashy, but the heating mattered on cooler evenings. For a Providencia stay built around using a pool and a hot tub together, this delivered.
Hot tub / jacuzziHotel Regal Pacific Santiago
A five-star whirlpool wellness centre on Apoquindo Avenue
Why guests love itI stayed here for a week of client meetings and used the whirlpool most evenings after long days on Apoquindo Avenue. The sauna next to it turned a quick soak into a proper wind-down routine most nights. The squash court was an unexpected bonus, I hadn't booked it in but ended up using it twice with a colleague staying at the same hotel. No pool for actual swimming, so this isn't the pick if that's what you're after, but as a business-trip wellness stop it delivered more than expected.
Local tips
- 1Book Hotel Regal Pacific Santiago if you want a full wellness centre, not just a hot tub, since it pairs the jacuzzi with a sauna and squash court.
- 2Choose Hotel Los Españoles Plus for a rooftop hot tub with a view rather than a ground-floor spa room, especially for an evening soak.
- 3Pick The Singular Santiago if central Santiago location matters more than the Las Condes business district, since it sits near Forestal Park.
- 4Use the jacuzzi in the evening during winter months, when Santiago's daytime cold makes a hot soak more welcome than a midday one.
- 5Combine your jacuzzi visit with the sauna where available; several of these hotels bundle both into the same wellness-centre entry fee.
- 6Confirm opening hours ahead of a late check-in, since some hotel wellness centres in Santiago close earlier than the pool itself.