Hotel Magnolia

Hotel Magnolia occupies a restored 1929 Spanish-style mansion directly across from Santiago’s Cerro Santa Lucía. Originally built for socialite Doña Ana Zegers García Huidobro and designed by architect Eduardo Costabal Zegers, the house was transformed in 2016 by architect Cazú Zegers into an urban hotel—adding upper floors and a rooftop while honoring the original Art Deco façade and spatial integrity. Situated at the intersection of El Centro and Lastarria, it offers immediate access to leafy parks, cafés, and museums, with the Plaza de Armas and La Moneda just a mile west.