Santiago has 5 hotels in the Michelin Guide's Key selection — 5 One Key. 3 can be booked with points: 2 through World of Hyatt and 1 through Marriott Bonvoy. Cash-only independents are listed too so nothing is missing from the map.
26k pts
On points
On points

Median points per night and cents-per-point value from AwardClaw's award tracking. Value is the cash rate divided by the points price, so higher is better; green means the redemption beats the program's usual value by a wide margin.
| Hotel | Keys | Program | Points / night | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hotel Magnolia Santiago, Chile | Hyatt · Mr & Mrs Smith | 26,000 | 1.5¢/pt |
Mr & Mrs Smith 2
~1.7¢ per point · Chase Ultimate Rewards and Bilt Rewards transfer to World of Hyatt at 1:1, which is why Hyatt is the program most award travelers build around.
Ritz-Carlton 1
~0.7¢ per point · Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and Bilt all transfer to Bonvoy at 1:1, so Marriott points are the easiest to top up in a hurry.
5: 5 One Key. That makes Santiago the biggest Key city in Chile.
3 of the 5: Hotel Magnolia, The Ritz-Carlton, Santiago and The Singular Santiago. By program: 2 through World of Hyatt and 1 through Marriott Bonvoy.
Hotel Magnolia, at a median of about 26,000 Hyatt points a night — 1.5¢ per point against the cash rate.
Hotel selection and Key ratings from the MICHELIN Guide hotel selection; points prices and value are AwardClaw's own observations of each program's award pricing and move with dynamic pricing. Program links reflect the loyalty program a property belongs to at the time of writing — partner portfolios (Mr & Mrs Smith, Small Luxury Hotels, Design Hotels) change, so confirm on the program's site before transferring points. AwardClaw is not affiliated with Michelin or any hotel group. MICHELIN is a trademark of its owner.