bed and breakfast brothers
Guesthouse with airport shuttle, free breakfast, and pet-friendly rooms
Airport access
How you get from this hotel to the gate.
About this hotel
This guesthouse provides a practical stay for travelers needing an airport connection, with its own shuttle service simplifying transfers. Rooms are straightforward, focusing on comfort and essential amenities like free Wi-Fi. Mornings start with a complimentary breakfast, ensuring a smooth departure or a relaxed beginning to the day. The property is pet-friendly, accommodating guests traveling with animals, and offers parking. Its location allows for a quick walk to the Museum of Memory & Human Rights, offering a cultural diversion before or after a flight.
- Airport shuttle
- Free breakfast
- Pet-friendly
- Free Wi-Fi
Our take
Bed and Breakfast Brothers earns an outstanding 9.8/10 from 23 reviews. I recommend it for a night before or after a flight at Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, mainly for the free airport shuttle, which removes the transfer question. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking are free and pets are accepted. Rooms are simple. With a few spare hours, the Museum of Memory and Human Rights is a short walk away and worth the visit for adults and teenagers.
- Confirm the airport shuttle schedule when you book to align with your flight times.
- Take advantage of the free breakfast, especially if you have an early morning flight.
- If you're traveling with a pet, inform the guesthouse in advance to ensure a smooth check-in.
Why we love it
- Complimentary airport shuttle service
- Free breakfast for all guests
- Pet-friendly accommodation
- Free Wi-Fi and parking available
Why guests love itBed and Breakfast Brothers is a small guesthouse rated 9.8/10 across 23 reviews, and its free airport shuttle to Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport makes it easy with children and bags. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking are free, and pets are welcome. The rooms are simple, so this is a place to sleep rather than spend the day. The Museum of Memory and Human Rights is within walking distance for older children and adults with a free morning in Santiago.