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In the best location in Valparaíso

A journey back to the 19th century

Wandering the streets and passageways of this city steeped in history, you'll discover an important part of our country. On Cerro Alegre, 19th-century architecture tells the story of a cosmopolitan city, where English, German and French settlers fell in love with the place and built what is now our neighborhood.

Walking around Cerro Alegre, touring the port by boat and taking in the lookouts and historic funiculars are experiences you shouldn't miss.

The facade of the mansion: three stories of ochre-painted wood, bow windows, wrought-iron balconies and a mansard roof against a blue sky.
The ochre mansion seen from above, among the rooftops and colorful houses of Cerro Alegre.
The staircase with white balusters and a wooden handrail, with a ceramic lamp on a table at its foot.
A brass sign with the room numbers beside the staircase, with wooden wainscoting and a floor lamp.
A plaster ceiling rose with a glass lamp hanging from the center.

Rooms

Ten rooms, each one different

A suite with a terrace and a claw-foot tub, three one-of-a-kind doubles, five standard doubles and a single.

See the rooms

The Suite: a bed with a lilac floral bedspread, glass doors open to the terrace with a table and chairs, and the blue bathtub in the background.
A blue claw-foot bathtub on a platform, next to the glass terrace door and a tiled wall.
A room with exposed wooden beams, a double bed and, at the far end, a bow window with a bench beneath the windows.
A pink room with a tapestry above the bed, a desk with a wooden chair and floral curtains.
A room with pink walls, a double bed, a wall-mounted TV and large curtained windows looking out over the city.

Views

The bay and the hills, from the house

The views of the sea and Cerro Alegre can be enjoyed from the rooms, the restaurant and the terrace.

A terrace with a glass table and chairs, overlooking the rooftops of the hill, a church with a bell tower and the bay.
An open window onto a wrought-iron balcony, facing the colorful houses on the hills of Valparaíso.
Breakfast served on a balcony: orange juice, coffee, fruit and eggs, with the church and the bay in the background.
A room with pink walls and a tall window open to the hill's church and the bay.
Four hanging glass pendant lamps beneath an ornate molded cornice.
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