The place was spotless and everything was put in order, which I liked. The only drawback was how far it sits – fine if you don’t need to travel much, but it can be a pain if you have work or sightseeing to do.
Arenas8 months ago
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Calama·8.5
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Hostal Ollague in Calama provides private‑bathroom rooms with terraces or patios, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, flat‑screen TVs, and complimentary toiletries. Guests enjoy an outdoor dining area, wardrobe storage, and Spanish‑speaking reception. Situated just 5 km from El Loa Airport, the hostel blends comfort and convenience for travelers seeking modern amenities in a desert gateway.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was spotless and everything was put in order, which I liked. The only drawback was how far it sits – fine if you don’t need to travel much, but it can be a pain if you have work or sightseeing to do.
Arenas·8 months ago
Breakfast was solid – plenty of yogurt, bread and the usual fixes – and the room felt really comfy. The only annoyance was leaving a snack bag in the kitchen and waking up to find something missing from it.
Marcos·9 months ago
Monica took great care of us and the apartment was tidy and well‑kept. Sadly, the walls are paper‑thin, so you hear neighbours, the street and even the rooms above, making it hard to get any peace.
Fabian·9 months ago
The room feels more like a real house than a hotel, so it works well for a quick stop‑over. I had to chase the host for entry instructions and the Wi‑Fi was practically non‑existent, which made checking in a hassle – better pre‑arrival info would help. Everything else was fine, and the staff even packed breakfast early for me, which was appreciated.
Mateo·10 months ago
The owner was friendly and helpful, that was the only thing that stood out. The rest left me disappointed – breakfast was weak, blankets thin, the room felt cramped and the kitchen wasn’t as clean as it should be.
Suzamara·10 months ago