Hotels with Parking in Puerto Montt

I was there for a quick business meeting. The rooms are beautiful, and the views breathtaking. Although, It was a little difficult to find the hotel parking, I was guided by Carlos from the front desk, and I arrived without any issues. Breakfast is available early in the morning, always good when you are traveling for business. They are located within the Costanera shopping center, making it very convenient for a quick byte, or a shopping break.

The Abba Presidente Suites Hotel is located at the waterfront in the centre of unimpressive Puerto Montt. The hotel was built in 1993, renovated in 2001 and offers 49 rooms over 9 floors. On floor 8 you find the restaurant and on floor 9 is the pool. Furnishings and decoration provide an seafaring atmosphere. Staffs are friendly and helpful. We moved from a street-side room with a bay-view, to a very spacious and more quiet room on floor 3. The adequately furnished & decorated room had desk & chair, bench, dining table & 2 chairs and flat-screen TV and a small separate bathroom with washbasin, toilet and shower over the bath. In the room a separate small kitchenette with fridge, sink, magnetron, stove-top and a limited number of kitchen utensils, plates & glasses. There also was a separate small dressing room with wardrobe & safe. All was very clean. Windows can be opened. Complimentary free Wi-Fi Internet. Wi-Fi is well connected in the lobby, restaurant & pool and connected poor in the room. In the restaurant a buffet breakfast is served with an OK variety: scrambled eggs, cold cuts & cheese, bread & waffles, cereals, milk & yoghurt, fruit juice, rolls & pain au chocolat, tea & coffee. We found the Abba Presidente Suites Hotel comfortable, and we had a good stay. Recommended.

With lowered expectations, one could stay here. This place may be under a change of management, so a future visit might be better. There were a few hightlights before the list of nyegatives. Their Pulp Fiction hamburger was excellent, as was their take on lemonade. The use of wood as the central theme in the hotel was a pleasant alternative to the usually sterile interiors of most big box hotels. Hard to identify hotel: The hotel had no sign outside. This is why I believe it is changing hands. In the parking lot, we found the remains of the sign. Parking lot: hard to find the entrance, poorly lit. The directions to the elevator were non-existant. We ended up using a service elevator which brought us to the service area on one of the floors. We finally located a door and ended up in a suite of the hotel's management offices. The offices were closed, but there was one person left chatting on the phone who saw us roaming around, but did nothing to assist us. Room: all the furniture and decor showed some wear and tear. The toilet seat was disintergrating underneath--yuck. The shower head was ancient and was also disintegrating which meant that the water sprayed in all directions, including the floor. Breakfast: cold room, cold eggs, non-working toaster.

We had a spectacular view of volcanoes and sea from our spacious ocean-view suite for a very modest price. Good value. The hotel sorely needs updating, though. The common areas, especially the carpets, are frayed. The window at the end of our floor was replaced by plywood. The bathroom is so dated it's probably impossible to clean properly. The neighborhood is a bit run down, but convenient, as long as climbing a short hill is OK.

Today 21 July at 22:00, at the eighth floor, room 807 and in the city of Puerto Montt in the winter I am bathing with cold water ... calling the reception I just hear the voice of the person on the other side of the line who me it asks you to speak stronger because with the static noise of the same line I can't hear. Fix the blessed phones .... For my job travels regularly and sometimes I have seen in the obligation to host in middle-haired hotels, I had never happened anything like this.

Breakfast is generally enough. Location is 5 minutes walk from the supermarket sea.

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