Hostel Decolores is a house built in 1910 in Valparaíso and it is located opposite the former prison today become a cultural park. This hostel has an excellent view that allows the visitor to appreciate the beautiful postcard with all those "porteñas" houses hanging from the hills and also the wide lanscape showing Viña de Mar and Concón as background. Avarage Price per person CL$10.000 for any of its rooms.
From the bus station , at Chacabuco street , you take the local bus n°607 and it will leave you right at the door of this hostel.
A super breakfast included in the price!
www.hostaldecolores.cl
It is a guesthouse backpackers hostel. It means that it has plenty of rooms but the owner’s family live there and you get to talk with them every day. They’re very friendly and willing to help you in getting tours, etc. See more at www.rinconmarino.cl
An old house remodeled with its original materials and all the comfort that you need. It is located in the Bellavista Hill. See more at http://www.hostalcaracol.cl/
Located next to the Café Riquet. It is warm place decorated with a classic style. It offers a variety of Segafredo coffee, teas and confectionery.
A little cove 15 minutes away from the harbor. There are 3 or 4 restaurants offering fresh fishes and seafood. Time to time they offer the “all you can eat for….” service with plenty of success. Be early and you’ll have the best part.
It is the main vegetables and fruits market of Valparaíso. Located two blocks away from the “Plaza O’higgins”, it has a few restaurants on it’s 2nd floor offering a menu with plenty of fishes and sea food. Fresh, clean and cheap.
Familiar place with more than 70 years of existence. Located next to the Plaza Victoria, it is the prefect place to drink a natural juice and eat a light sandwich to relieve the fatigue and keep
walking.
Located next to the harbor and 5 minutes away from our institute’s office. It presents a view of the little colored boats offering “trips along the coast”, the great cranes working with big merchant ships, the Chilean Navy and luxury cruisers during the high season.
Bar and restaurant where you can eat the best “Chorrillanas” ever. The Chorrillana is a typical dish including lots of chips covered by a mixture of fried meat, cut sausages, eggs and onion. Cheap and tasty. The bar also has a unique decoration and, if you’re lucky, you’ll listen a little group of men singing “boleros” table by table.
