After more than a year and a half closed, with occasional opening only in October and November 2020 for private events, the Renaissance Santiago hotel reopened its doors on August 6. A space of harmony, in the middle of the city.
Strictly following the health protocols of the Step by Step plan of the Ministry of Health, clients and guests are asked for their Mobility Pass, according to the current phase, and depending on the area of the hotel they want to use, which await them with attractive promotions; restaurants, spa, gyms, meeting rooms and the large Olas terrace.
“We are part of the Marriott International chain, where the safety of our guests and cleanliness were always important. And this time it has not been the exception and we have applied all the protocols that the chain requires us, as well as the local authority ”, says Julio Chacón, Director of Sales and Marketing.
The hotel has a total of 181 rooms, which will all be available to passengers, as well as its outstanding Catae restaurants, with the rich flavors of Chilean and world cuisine, and Shinsei, with the best of Asian fusion cuisine. Among the promotions, you can find "Rediscover the local", with a value of 107 thousand pesos for two people with breakfast, welcome drink, access to sauna, jacuzzi and hot beds, as well as a 25% discount at Elential Spa. Or the experience "Come to dinner and we invite you to sleep", where, for 165 thousand pesos, you can enjoy a three course dinner at the Catae restaurant, a stay for two people, access to different hotel facilities and breakfast.
Renaissance Santiago has undergone a rigorous maintenance and cleaning process to guarantee adequate operations in preparation for this long-awaited reopening, also bearing the Sernatur tourism trust seal and the Marriott cleanliness commitment.
Renaissance Santiago's agreement with sustainability and the environment makes it have the 5-star category. It is the first hotel in Chile with LEED GOLD certification, which transforms it into an efficient and responsible place to work and live, always concerned with caring for the planet.