Located on Hector Calvo street, on the hill aptly named Bellavista (beautiful view), the Inn’s doors open to the Open Sky Museum (Museo a Cielo Abierto). The walls of the streets surrounding the hotel are filled with murals painted by famous artists of the world. Atop the Inn’s eccentric facade of brass and wooden doors sits a rooftop garden. It is an enormous covered terrace that offers a spectacular 360º view of Valparaiso and the entire bay. The Robinson Crusoe Inn is made up of 14 rooms on three levels. The majority of them are double suites or apartments with high ceilings and original doors, old furniture and traditional decoration. The shining stars of the Robinson Crusoe experience are two rooftop suites which give their occupants a private and inimitable view of the city, day and night. In general, the structure corresponds to five (5) houses, whose architecture dates back to the ending of the 19th century. A day at the Robinson Crusoe Inn begins with our home baked bread, a bowl of fresh fru
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At Hotel Ultramar we offer an attention aimed towards quality service in a uniquely designed atmosphere. Our medium size allows us to welcome our guests in a personalized way, offering to each one our best service. In the café on our first floor, you will enjoy art exhibitions, cultural activities and a good glass of wine in an environment of singular beauty, with amazing day and night views of the Valparaiso bay. TOMAS PEREZ 173 CERRO CARCEL VALPARAISO How to arrive? From Valparaiso's bus station (rodoviario): Take long-distance cab n° 56. From Plazuela Ecuador (Ecuador square): Take long-distance cab n° 40. BY CAR FOLLOW THE PAINTED SIDEWALKS SIGNS FROM PLAZUELA ECUADOR children under 2 sharing bed with their parents are free Available Free of charge. If you need Parking, please contact Rates To Go Customer service so we are able to arrange this for you Free of charge. Rates in US Dollars are only for Foreigners - Chilean residence are in Pesos & taxes are not included.
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