Hotel Apacheta

Amazing location on the beach, peacefull and relaxing, excellent service and all members of staff spoke very good English and were all extremely helpful

Very comfortable stay with wonderful knowledge about local area. Really helpful. Loved hearing the waves crashing just outside our room. Only minor downside is the fishy aroma due to the proximity of the sea.

The whole week long stay was perfect... the rooms have a full floor to ceiling wall with a door to the terrace that makes you feel like you are in the sea... the bedding is beyond fabulous, 800 count sheets and feather pillows... impeccable staff that takes care of everything.... outstanding full course breakfast... wonderful French press coffee... 1.5 kil to town, easily walkable but bus across the street... if you go to Arica, it is the only place to stay❤️

It was a really great and amazing hotel!! I love the rooms, the views, the hotel staff was very friendly and there was good restaurant walking distance (10-15 minutes)

Amazing!!!! Only place to stay in Arica. Stayed one night at the hotel next door which was aweful glad I made the change. Only hotel where everyone spoke English and knows what customer service is

Great people working there, very helpful. Dinner was amazing

Lovely hotel right in the beach with fabulous views and one of the better breakfasts we’ve had at a hotel! Such a cool space and would definitely stay there again. Location is great too!

A sustainable small hotel (18 rooms) on the sea front, this hotel benefits from being far enough away from the city centre to avoid any hubbub and busy-ness, while being no more than a short (15-25 minute) walk away from the main square and most of the restaurants. The waves will (if that's your thing) both soothe you to sleep and wake you up, and the sea birds - gulls and pelicans, plus the odd vulture - will help you get out of bed in the morning. All rooms have a sea view; the hotel itself has a small, somewhat gravelly beach section, but you're only a few minutes walk from a couple of official, sandier beaches. The sustainable side of things mostly comes in the form of recommendations - limit how much water you use (Arica is one of, if not THE, driest city in the world); put your toilet paper in the bin, rather than the toilet - but these aren't hard to abide by. Your room gets a daily jug of potable water. The relaxed vibe of the hotel matches how the town itself has a remarkably laid-back feel, so you could probably spend as many days as you wanted to here. Alongside everything else, English is spoken widely by the staff, so it's refreshingly simple to make your needs known.

What an absolute pleasure! I’m not one to write reviews but in this case an exception needs to be made. For the experience we had I would have been happy to have paid north of $300 USD a night. At $100 I feel like I’m taking advantage of someone’s generosity. The hotel property is stunning with an unreal view. The rooms are practically directly over the ocean. Meticulously appointed eco-hotel. The icing on the cake is the breakfast included in the price of a room. Fresh ground coffee served in a French press with pressed juice, eggs and ham and cheese sandwich, guacamole, more toast, jam etc.... Everytykgn beautifully presented and served at the lobby restaurant which sits right on the oceanfront. Having seen and been inside the other typical cookie cutter concrete block hotels on the more densely populated strip of Arica I can see this is without a doubt the best hotel in Arica. Anyone who has written a bad review of this hotel is the kind of person who enjoys microwaveable meals in front of the TV. Thanks Hein and the rest of the Apacheta staff that made our stay a truely memorable one!

We stayed 3 nights here and it was perfect. The hotel is right on the beach and you can fall asleep to the waves. Staff was very friendly and all spoke english (which was really nice)