فندق بوبلادو كيمال

This is a comfortable, clean cabin set up, conveniently located off the main street of San Pedro with great breakfast. Friendly, helpful staff. I didn't get to take advantage of their activities because was there for work. It was not the high tourist season, so there was some noise from construction, but this was understandable and should not be the case other times. Highly recommended.

Very well located but the construction is bad. Awful bed and pillows. Bad amenities. Good breakfast. Bad lightning. Not worth the money.

A great place to stay in San Pedro de Atacama. It was off the main pedestrian street, so it was quiet. The rooms were basic but clean, comfortable and spacious. Breakfast across the street was OK. Reception staff were friendly and helpful. We had a car and were able to park it on-site. A couple of minutes up the road were all the restaurants and shops. Very convenient to all.

Great accommodation close to the main street. Staff were very helpful and efficient. We were able to organise tours through there own company at short notice. Secure parking and super efficient check in

Hotel staff was wonderful and helpful. Rooms are basic and small. No air conditioning made for very hot nights, even though there was a room fan. Breakfast was good.

Great location just off the main street of San Pedro de Atacama. The more rustic of the two Kimal hotels, the rooms are actually little cabins connected by a wood boardwalk. Staff were helpful, especially Andrea, offering suggestions about where to eat and what to see.

Extremely friendly staff and overall a great place to stay before heading out on the various tours of the region.

We stayed at hotel Poblado Kimmal for 4 nights. The staff was very nice and helpful and also know very good English (which is not so common in Chile). They provided a breakfast in a box for a trip that started very early and we could not eat at the hotel. The cabin is very spacious and cozy. The hotel's location is great and very close to the main street with many shops, restaurants and travel agencies to book tours. We would like to thank the girl at the reception, that arranged us a private driver in 10 minutes when our transfer to the airport did not come on time to pick us.

Bangalôs displayed in zig-zag on a nice little garden form this hotel’s second location across the street of main one, where restaurant, bar and main pool are! It is a very convenient place to be and surprisingly quiet for the proximity of center of town! Restaurant is good as well. All went well. Bathrooms need an upgrade thow!

I left my passport at their safe at the front desk. When I checked out in the morning, the security guard did not know how to open it. The transfer van to the airport that I have ordered before could not wait any longer and left. Only when the front dest guy showed up, he was able to open the safe. He informed me that the front desk was only open between 7:30am and 10:30pm, and that I was supposed to get my passport during that time. I had to get a taxi to the airport for $110 US, and the hotel took no responsibility for that. It is not a cheap hotel: $150/night. This situation could have been avoided several times: 1) the front desk person talked to me the night before because she had no idea how hotels.com (Expedia) would pay for the room since I paid directly to them. I told her that I am leaving very early in the morning, and she could have mentioned about my passport; 2) security guards could follow instructions from the front desk person and open the safe; 3) a hotel that costs $150/night should be able to afford to put safes in each person's room instead of one at the front desk; 4) a hotel that costs $150/night should be able to have 24 hour front desk instead of having security guards that are useless; 5) they could have acknowledged their screwup instead of blaming me and paid the transfer to the airport. None of this happened. Also, no A/C.