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Apartment near Santa Ana Metro 2 (2 bedrooms)
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2 bedrooms1 bathroomSleeps 4430.6 sq ft
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Explore the area
Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region
- Place, Plaza de Armas4 min walk
- Place, Santiago Town Square5 min walk
- Place, Palacio de la Moneda9 min walk
- Airport, Santiago (SCL-Arturo Merino Benitez)16 min drive
Rooms & beds
2 bedrooms (sleeps 4)
Bedroom 1
1 Double Bed
Bedroom 2
2 Single Beds
1 bathroom
Bathroom 1
Spaces
Kitchenette
About this property
Apartment near Santa Ana Metro 2 (2 bedrooms)
🌟 Metro Santa Ana Apartment 2 — Your Urban Dream in Santiago 🌟
A bright little refuge for travelers who love feeling at home.
💖 Welcome, sweet traveler
This Empresas Sueño apartment is designed so your stay feels smooth, cozy, and full of gentle moments that let you breathe again.
Here, you explore, unwind, connect… and feel truly cared for. ✨
🛏️ What you see
💫 What you feel
🛌 2 bedrooms · 3 beds · up to 4 guests
Plenty of space for family, friends, or work trips where recharging is essential.
🚇 Just 2 minutes from Metro Santa Ana
All of Santiago at your fingertips:
Santa Ana Station (L2–L5) only steps away
Plaza de Armas Station (L3) a 6-minute walk
Quick access to:
La Moneda Palace
Mercado Central
Historic Downtown
Barrio Brasil
Pre-Columbian Art Museum
Ahumada Pedestrian Street
Cerro Santa Lucía
🌤️ Bright living room + balcony
Morning coffee with a soft Santiago breeze… pure charm.
📶 Fiber Wi-Fi + cable TV
Work, stream, relax — everything flows smoothly.
🐾 Pet-friendly & kids-friendly
Because the best adventures happen when everyone can join.
🕒 24/7 check-in + card payments
No matter when you arrive, there’s always a warm “welcome home.”
🧳 Add a touch of Sueño Magic to your trip
✈️ Welcome Pickups greets you at the airport with a smile and name sign:
https://welc.io/p/Bjl1W
🎟️ Unmissable experiences nearby:
Sky Costanera
Cerro San Cristóbal
Barrio Bellavista
Valparaíso & Viña del Mar
Concha y Toro Winery
Book your dream tours here → https://empresassueno.com/es/turismo
And when you return… drop your bag, warm a cup of tea, and watch Santiago glow beneath your balcony. 🌆✨
🏃♀️ How to book (quick & easy)
Go here → https://empresassueno.com/es/departamento-metro-santa-ana
Choose your dates and number of guests.
Confirm.
Receive an email + WhatsApp with Wi-Fi info, local tips, and a dash of extra care. 💛
🌷 What guests say
“I thought it was just a pretty apartment… until I felt the warmth of the team and the perfect location. I’ll be back!”
— Valeria, happy guest
✨ Don’t wait — dates fill up fast
Book today and get ready to say:
“I’m in Santiago… and this feels like home.”
Empresas Sueño | Travel. Live. Remember. 🌸
A bright little refuge for travelers who love feeling at home.
💖 Welcome, sweet traveler
This Empresas Sueño apartment is designed so your stay feels smooth, cozy, and full of gentle moments that let you breathe again.
Here, you explore, unwind, connect… and feel truly cared for. ✨
🛏️ What you see
💫 What you feel
🛌 2 bedrooms · 3 beds · up to 4 guests
Plenty of space for family, friends, or work trips where recharging is essential.
🚇 Just 2 minutes from Metro Santa Ana
All of Santiago at your fingertips:
Santa Ana Station (L2–L5) only steps away
Plaza de Armas Station (L3) a 6-minute walk
Quick access to:
La Moneda Palace
Mercado Central
Historic Downtown
Barrio Brasil
Pre-Columbian Art Museum
Ahumada Pedestrian Street
Cerro Santa Lucía
🌤️ Bright living room + balcony
Morning coffee with a soft Santiago breeze… pure charm.
📶 Fiber Wi-Fi + cable TV
Work, stream, relax — everything flows smoothly.
🐾 Pet-friendly & kids-friendly
Because the best adventures happen when everyone can join.
🕒 24/7 check-in + card payments
No matter when you arrive, there’s always a warm “welcome home.”
🧳 Add a touch of Sueño Magic to your trip
✈️ Welcome Pickups greets you at the airport with a smile and name sign:
https://welc.io/p/Bjl1W
🎟️ Unmissable experiences nearby:
Sky Costanera
Cerro San Cristóbal
Barrio Bellavista
Valparaíso & Viña del Mar
Concha y Toro Winery
Book your dream tours here → https://empresassueno.com/es/turismo
And when you return… drop your bag, warm a cup of tea, and watch Santiago glow beneath your balcony. 🌆✨
🏃♀️ How to book (quick & easy)
Go here → https://empresassueno.com/es/departamento-metro-santa-ana
Choose your dates and number of guests.
Confirm.
Receive an email + WhatsApp with Wi-Fi info, local tips, and a dash of extra care. 💛
🌷 What guests say
“I thought it was just a pretty apartment… until I felt the warmth of the team and the perfect location. I’ll be back!”
— Valeria, happy guest
✨ Don’t wait — dates fill up fast
Book today and get ready to say:
“I’m in Santiago… and this feels like home.”
Empresas Sueño | Travel. Live. Remember. 🌸
Our prices include all fees. No hidden fees.
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Amenities
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Pet-friendly
Free WiFi
Parking available
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House Rules
Check in after 3:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 25
Check out before 12:00 PM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
No events allowed
Pets
Pets allowed: dogs and cats less than 99 kg per pet (limit one pet total)
Smoking
Smoking allowed: in designated areas
Important information
Fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property. Fees may include applicable taxes:
- You may be required to pay the following charge at the property: Chile value-added tax (VAT) at 19%. A VAT exemption is available to travellers who present a valid passport and tourist visa showing that they are not a resident of Chile and who pay in foreign currency (e.g. USD).
We have included all charges provided to us by the property.
You need to know
This property is managed by a professional host. The provision of housing is linked to their trade, business or profession.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is no carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the trip
Host has indicated that there is no smoke detector on the property
If you cancel your booking, you'll be subject to the host's cancellation policy. In accordance with UK consumer law, property booking services are not subject to the right of withdrawal.
About the area
Santiago
Located in Santiago, this apartment is in the city centre. Travellers who have shopping on the agenda can visit Costanera Center and Parque Arauco Mall. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Movistar Arena or Hipodromo Chile.
Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region
What's nearby
- Metropolitan Cathedral - 3 min walk - 0.3 km
- Plaza de Armas - 4 min walk - 0.4 km
- Santiago Town Square - 5 min walk - 0.4 km
- Mercado Central - 8 min walk - 0.7 km
- Palacio de la Moneda - 9 min walk - 0.8 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Bar-Restaurant Mitsuwa - 2 min walk
- Sabores del Ají Seco - 1 min walk
- Los Tesoros del Inca - 2 min walk
- La Casona del Centro - 2 min walk
- Pantaleon Restaurant - 2 min walk
Frequently asked questions
About the host
Hosted by Andre
I didn’t choose apartment rentals because it was simple. I chose them because they were the closest thing to a sacred loophole in a profane system. A space that doesn’t belong to you forever—but holds you, just for a night. That liminal promise, that unowned intimacy, that temporary kingdom… it called to something deep in me.
It started as strategy. Arbitrage of spaces, algorithmic play. But quickly, I saw more: each check-in was a confession; each departure, a ritual. Behind every door, a new human constellation—desire, escape, reunion, solitude. What I rented was not a bed. It was a chance to pause the noise of the world.
There is something unspokenly erotic about it: making a place feel safe for strangers, curating an atmosphere where bodies relax and secrets can stretch their legs. I learned to read desire in the architecture of silence—how someone places their shoes, how the mirror fogs after a shower, how little mess they leave behind.
I became an architect of interruption. Not of lives, but of narratives. I offered one-night fictions that healed, or tempted, or simply reminded people: you’re allowed to exist without earning it. Just for tonight, you can fall apart… and no one will ask you to explain.
And yes—there’s pleasure in the precision. In setting the scene just right. In knowing that a single misplaced lamp can ruin the mood, that scent matters, that warmth is not only temperature but tone. Hosting became an art of emotional choreography.
I do this not because I believe in comfort. But because I believe in rupture—with elegance. In offering people a place where the system forgets them, even for 24 hours. It’s not real freedom. But it’s a rehearsal. A beautiful rehearsal for the lives they might one day dare to claim.
And for me? It’s the closest I’ve found to building altars that don't ask for prayers—only presence.
It started as strategy. Arbitrage of spaces, algorithmic play. But quickly, I saw more: each check-in was a confession; each departure, a ritual. Behind every door, a new human constellation—desire, escape, reunion, solitude. What I rented was not a bed. It was a chance to pause the noise of the world.
There is something unspokenly erotic about it: making a place feel safe for strangers, curating an atmosphere where bodies relax and secrets can stretch their legs. I learned to read desire in the architecture of silence—how someone places their shoes, how the mirror fogs after a shower, how little mess they leave behind.
I became an architect of interruption. Not of lives, but of narratives. I offered one-night fictions that healed, or tempted, or simply reminded people: you’re allowed to exist without earning it. Just for tonight, you can fall apart… and no one will ask you to explain.
And yes—there’s pleasure in the precision. In setting the scene just right. In knowing that a single misplaced lamp can ruin the mood, that scent matters, that warmth is not only temperature but tone. Hosting became an art of emotional choreography.
I do this not because I believe in comfort. But because I believe in rupture—with elegance. In offering people a place where the system forgets them, even for 24 hours. It’s not real freedom. But it’s a rehearsal. A beautiful rehearsal for the lives they might one day dare to claim.
And for me? It’s the closest I’ve found to building altars that don't ask for prayers—only presence.
Why they chose this property
I could’ve chosen the coast. The suburbs. The postcard version of Santiago. But I didn’t.
I chose the center—the real center. Plaza de Armas, Estación Mapocho, that knot of chaos and beauty where the city forgets to filter itself. I chose to plant every one of my apartments in the thick of it because I wasn’t building a business. I was building a pulse.
The center is not elegant. It’s not curated. But it’s alive. Every cracked sidewalk, every shout from a vendor, every bell tolling from the cathedral is proof that here, the city still breathes in its native tongue.
I wanted my guests to feel that—raw contact. I didn’t want them sleeping above the city. I wanted them inside it. Where history doesn’t whisper from plaques but seeps from the walls. Where the streets remember protests, processions, kisses stolen under broken lamps.
Placing my spaces here is a stance. A refusal to beautify experience through distance. In Santiago Centro, there’s no filter: just people colliding, surviving, worshipping, bargaining, creating. This isn't aesthetic tourism. It's immersion. It's confession.
Mapocho holds the ghosts of migration and trade. Plaza de Armas is not just a square—it’s a wound, a mirror, a heart. My apartments are veins around that heart, vessels of temporary belonging. To sleep here is not just to rest. It’s to witness.
And for me? It’s about control. Not of people—but of narrative. In a city that keeps trying to exile its soul to the periphery, I plant mine in the middle. I make the center desirable again. Not by polishing it—but by revealing it.
Because if you're going to rent a night in Santiago, let it be where Santiago dreams and breaks and begins again—every damn day.
I chose the center—the real center. Plaza de Armas, Estación Mapocho, that knot of chaos and beauty where the city forgets to filter itself. I chose to plant every one of my apartments in the thick of it because I wasn’t building a business. I was building a pulse.
The center is not elegant. It’s not curated. But it’s alive. Every cracked sidewalk, every shout from a vendor, every bell tolling from the cathedral is proof that here, the city still breathes in its native tongue.
I wanted my guests to feel that—raw contact. I didn’t want them sleeping above the city. I wanted them inside it. Where history doesn’t whisper from plaques but seeps from the walls. Where the streets remember protests, processions, kisses stolen under broken lamps.
Placing my spaces here is a stance. A refusal to beautify experience through distance. In Santiago Centro, there’s no filter: just people colliding, surviving, worshipping, bargaining, creating. This isn't aesthetic tourism. It's immersion. It's confession.
Mapocho holds the ghosts of migration and trade. Plaza de Armas is not just a square—it’s a wound, a mirror, a heart. My apartments are veins around that heart, vessels of temporary belonging. To sleep here is not just to rest. It’s to witness.
And for me? It’s about control. Not of people—but of narrative. In a city that keeps trying to exile its soul to the periphery, I plant mine in the middle. I make the center desirable again. Not by polishing it—but by revealing it.
Because if you're going to rent a night in Santiago, let it be where Santiago dreams and breaks and begins again—every damn day.
What makes this property unique
We are located on the best spot of the city two blocks from town square, Two blocks from subway and bus station, We also have 24/7 reception and free high speed wifi
Languages:
English, Spanish
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