My fiance and I stayed here for 2 nights in November. Great thing about this place is that you feel like you are living in a home, it is gated and secured and there is a shared living room, kitchen for everyone to use. Although it is a shared place, there are hardly anyone around as most guests would have... More

My wife and I flew into Callama from Santiago and took an airport transfer bus (save money and pay up front for a return trip) to San Pedro. We arrived at Caso Solcor after dark but while the entrance is rather nondescript (San Pedro is a lot like a city in the middle east with every house/hostel/hotel in a small... More

Staying at the Casa Solcor was a great experience in San Pedro! The service is great, everybody is very kind, and the staff helps you with everything you need. On the days we had our tours starting early, we always had our breakfast delivered in a bag the night before, always with a little note of incentive or "good wishes".... More

Natalia gave us a very warm welcome and a brief introduction to her B&B, you are given a nice comfy room (no TV, but you don't want that in San Pedro), with a very clean bathroom. Common areas are great, well mantained and clean, you'll get a large kitchen where you can store food and beverages, a BBQ "Parrilla" (That's... More

Me and my husband really enjoyed our stay at Casa Solcor. The B&B was clean, beautifully decorated and very close to the main village. The host is super sweet and helped us arrange our tours and gave us lots of infos and tips about amazing sightseeing sites. They really made us feel at home. We stayed there for only 4... More

That advertising is pretty much of a shibbolet almost everybody agrees. Gullibly, I found myself trapped by the seducing pictures and reviews shown by Casa Solcor website and went there straight away, believing the images would show up as real stuff. The dozens of small hostals and hotels in San Pedro de Atacama made it a place of fierce dispute... More

I stayed in 2 hotels in San Pedro - the Atacamaadventure and then the Casa Solcor. Like most things in San Pedro, both were over-priced. In the firstr, I had a large twin bedroom and decent bathroom, and nice touches like toiletries provided. There was also an indoor pool and outdoor spa, though little space (other than shared couches outside... More

We stayed five nights in this delightful guest house and relaxed into our holiday in Chile. It is rather out of town, meaning a 15 minute walk down a dusty pothold mud road and very dark at night to return (but we knew that before we booked); but the advantage is that it is quiet. Very few rooms split between... More

If you looking for a place of mystic beauty this is the place, the accomodation is very quiet and the pool is so refreshing. Above all the staff is very friendly and real. There is a fire pit to relax and watch the stars in the evening, maybe the staff could have the fire every night to encourage social contact.... More