The Singular Santiago

Singular was the perfect name for this brand of hotels—because it is indeed, as the definition says, “exceptionally good or great; remarkable.” Take the guest rooms: cinematic hideaways of soaring luxury in a palette of serene neutrals, from the marble bathrooms to the French antique-inspired settees. The suites are extra roomy at 861 square feet, and have king sized beds swaddled in high-thread-count sheets that are practically tailor-made for cozy nights dressed in your Singular robe and slippers.

A sleek, new retreat in a storied district, with a locally beloved restaurant, romantic spa and a sceney rooftop bar with a buzzing brunch.

A big corporate chain. The Singular is family-owned, and staffers are even warmer and more welcoming than you’ll find elsewhere.

The locavore restaurant brings every corner of Chile to your tastebuds, from the guanaco (a llama-like game from Patagonia) to the oysters direct from Chiloe Island.

Sitting on the rooftop terrace as the sun rises over the age-old clay roofs around you, you can’ think of a better spot for breakfast. Come to think of it, you can’t think of a better breakfast, period. Your choice today: a croque monsieur, passion fruit lemonade, and an espresso topped with mocha ice cream. Hey, it’s vacay.

Restaurant The Singular - Preparations that follow techniques from France but implemented with local produce. Bar Merced - Signature cocktails menu. Rooftop Bar - Bar with 115 liquors to choose from.