"The hotel is like a residential area. There are people guarding the entrance and exit of the car and opening the gate. It is very safe to park the car in the residential area. There are restaurants in the residential area, and the dinner is good. I left the hotel at around 4 o'clock in the morning, and the front desk prepared breakfast bags. The service is good."

"clean and tidy room close to city."

"Great hotel just 5 mins away from airport. Comfortable stay, have a nice restaurant that serves full fledged food, with a nice welcome drink from the bar!"

"With it being 22 degrees Celsius outside, they have the air conditioning centralized and I was roasting in my room. The rooms are so close together that you can hear everything the person in the next room does. The door locks are hard to close, hence the constant slamming. Breakfast: BAD"

"I recently stayed at the Ibis Hotel and was thoroughly impressed by the experience. From the moment I arrived, the friendly and efficient staff made me feel welcome. Check-in was seamless, and they did me earlier check in. The breakfast buffet was pretty good, offering a variety of breakfast options like omelette, sandwiches, yoghurt with granola, sweets . The hotel's location was convenient, close to public transport to go to San Pedro de Atacama and lots of Peruvian/Bolivian restaurants. Overall, the Ibis Hotel provided excellent service, comfort, and convenience. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a pleasant stay."

"Overall, it's not bad, but the room lighting is extremely dim, so dim that it's only suitable for sleeping, not for comfortable rest or reading... There are very few power outlets, is it less than a three-star hotel standard? A four-star hotel standard?"

"We Bootes a Room through priceless with 17 year old Child - at the Hotel they told us the Child is to old and we have to pay 50 $ extra - rooms are ok a Bit fuzxy - Bath Standard - Pool Bit Dirty and cold - beding very soft and cushions a Bit hard - at least ok for one Night"

"Calama is apparently one of the driest places on earth ; it’s certainly very remote and logistics presumably present issues on a recurring basis. It’s only proper therefore to give its hospitality offering a wide berth. This hotel is somewhat dated, certainly ‘tired’. But it does offer a reasonable level of comfort - decent beds, plenty of hot water, air con and a basic swimming pool with sun lounging furniture. Forget in-room tea/coffee making facilities. AND…! Be prepared to bite your tongue when told that no milk is available across the entire hotel should you be attempting to make yourself a cuppa ‘downstairs’. Dinner sounded more hopeful on paper. Nothing earth shattering and certainly not an extensive menu, but the spaghetti bolognaise was able to trigger positive digestive anticipation !! The reality was an array of ‘sandwiches’ only, the common basis around which was a ginormous bap, with hidden amongst it, some onion & tomato and further in, a beef patty. A limply uninspiring salad sat alongside. You’re on steady ground if it’s an accompanying lager you’re looking for and the Chilean Red was good. But don’t even think about anything remotely resembling an Aperol Spritz. Breakfast however ‘surprised’ with an excellent scrambled egg. Service wise, the staff are at best, ‘hit & miss’. The welcome from the longer haired female receptionist at 12.00 was non-existent. She was functional and lacking in any enthusiasm. The later guy on reception was very helpful and was genuinely concerned about me considering a walk into the town ( to source some milk ⚡️😂 ) - ‘it’s not safe’. The waiting staff in the restaurant were inconsistent ; some trying their best, others utterly indifferent. So in summary and accepting language barriers ( my bad ! ), this place does a job, if it’s an ‘in transit’ stopover that you’re looking for."

"A good hotel with early breakfast and clean room. It was nice to stay here. Good price/quality ratio."