Mandarin Oriental, Santiago
A resort in the city — Santiago's largest hotel garden and a lagoon pool in Las Condes
The Privata Perspective
The most resort-like of Santiago's luxury hotels, set in a lush garden in Las Condes that feels a world away from the business district around it. The building began life as a Grand Hyatt; Mandarin Oriental took it over in 2018 and reopened it in 2019 after a full interior renovation, bringing the brand's Asian service polish to Chile.
The signature is the grounds: a lagoon-style outdoor pool with a waterfall, wrapped in one of the largest hotel gardens in the city. Matsuri is a long-running favourite for Nikkei and Japanese cooking, and Senso handles Italian. It is the relaxed counterpoint to the more corporate Ritz-Carlton nearby — and an easy base before the Atacama, Patagonia, or the wine valleys.
Accommodations
Deluxe Room
42 sqm
Garden or Andes views, among the larger city rooms in Santiago
Suite
From 75 sqm
Living space overlooking the lagoon pool and gardens
Dining
Matsuri
Japanese-Nikkei
A Santiago institution for sushi and Nikkei cooking
Senso
Italian
Garden-side Italian dining and Sunday family lunch
Spa & Wellness
A large spa and health club with the lagoon-style outdoor pool, waterfall, and garden at its centre.
When to Go
Oct–Apr
Warm, dry months — pool and garden weather, wine country at its best
Jun–Sep
Cooler, with the Andes ski resorts an hour away
Book With Preferred Access
Experience Mandarin Oriental, Santiago with Via Privata
Complimentary upgrades, resort credits, early check-in, and dedicated concierge support — available exclusively through our preferred partner programme.
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