Luxury hotels in Chile
Chile's luxury hotel scene is concentrated entirely in Santiago, with just 2 properties in our 2026 ranking: the Mandarin Oriental (2.8/10) and The Ritz-Carlton (2.7/10). Nightly rates span $259 to $3,620, and June is the cheapest month to book. Below you'll find both 5-star hotels ranked by score, with current prices and booking guidance.
THE RANKING
Hotels ranked by score
BEST IN CATEGORY · CHILE
Category leaders
Value
9.0
The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago
Santiago, Chile · Ritz-Carlton
Location
5.8
The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago
Santiago, Chile · Ritz-Carlton
Food
5.2
Mandarin Oriental, Santiago
Santiago, Chile · Mandarin Oriental
Rooms
5.2
Mandarin Oriental, Santiago
Santiago, Chile · Mandarin Oriental
Service
4.1
The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago
Santiago, Chile · Ritz-Carlton
Ambiance
2.4
The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago
Santiago, Chile · Ritz-Carlton
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the best luxury hotel in Chile in 2026?
The Mandarin Oriental, Santiago tops our 2026 Chile ranking with a score of 2.8/10, narrowly ahead of The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago at 2.7/10. Both are located in Santiago and start at $259/night. Scores across Chile's luxury segment are low compared to global peers, so set expectations accordingly.
How much do 5 star hotels in Chile cost?
Entry-level rates at both ranked 5-star hotels in Chile start at $259/night. Suites at The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago reach up to $3,620/night, while the Mandarin Oriental tops out around $1,099/night. Booking in June typically delivers the lowest rates of the year.
When is the cheapest time to visit luxury hotels in Chile?
June is the cheapest month to book luxury hotels in Santiago, coinciding with the Southern Hemisphere winter and lower business-travel demand. Rates climb through the December–February summer peak. Travelers prioritizing value over weather should target June through August.
Are Chile's luxury hotels worth it?
With an average score of 2.8/10 across the 2 ranked properties, Chile's luxury hotels underperform compared to top-tier destinations in the Americas. Both hotels are functional business-oriented properties in Santiago rather than destination resorts. If Santiago is a required stop, the Mandarin Oriental is the stronger pick at $259/night.
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