Name: Anrobru Sunset Beach Hotel & Restaurant
Address: Avenida Costanera Norte N° 163, Quisco Norte, El Quisco, El Quisco, El Quisco, 2700000, Chile
Rating: 8

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El Canelillo Beach

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Anrobru Sunset Beach Hotel & Restaurant

El Quisco

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what a wonderful place, we stayed there one night at beginning of vacation, at the end we knew we had to go back, the family run the business but not the owners, could not complain about anything, what a lovely place, you will get best food, even as a veggie like me, Mama is a wonderful chef,says she cooks the best, would not argue that
difficult place to find El Quisco, google or use decent sat nav, ours were useless, but we got back and mama came down to see us, mentions the brits she met she will remember us, sunsets were amazing, not sure what planet AMtour was on,, Chileans  are so friendly, apart from the cities as most cities are, would recommend Chile but don't try to do as much as you planned is a long country,either go north to the Atacama stay in the centra[ valleys, good stuff there, or if you want cold go to the southern most town 

mama thanks

mama

Amasing design in and out. 
Magical Ocean view.
Great size room ,neat and clean facing sunset and Ocean view.
Great service , Very friendly staff and Owner.
Exotic tasty food , Great cocktails.
Highly recommended , I will definitly go again and again :)

Magical

We really enjoyed our stay at Sunset Beach.  The staff welcomed us like part of the family, which we enjoyed.  Our room was large and handsome with a large balcony overlooking the ocean.   Dinner was excellent and comfortable in the eclectic dinning room.  The hotel has several very interesting pieces.  The price was very reasonable for all.  Only downside was hot water was a little slow and breakfast was surprising late and a little weak but not a problem with us.   We would definitely recommend for kicking back and enjoying life.

Fantastic view, large rooms and relaxed approach

Just enjoyed two days at this seaside hotel on a very quiet road next to the sandy beach.  We had a huge bedroom at the front with a large balcony looking out over the beach and headland of El Quisco.  The room was clean, neat and freshly painted with a comfortable king bed, single bed, sofa bed, small table and chairs, fridge and electric jug. There was also an electric heater and a decent size TV on the wall.  The bathroom was small but just adequate, although the shower had to be held by hand as it didn't fit into the wall clip.  
We enjoyed fried fish and salad for dinner, but were surprised to find the dirty plates still on the table when we came down to breakfast the next day!  Breakfast was rather poor - instant coffee or tea bag with no milk, four small buns, jam and a small dish of scrambled eggs to be shared between two.
Wifi worked in the dining area but not up in the bedroom.
It was good to have secure off street parking.  We thought the price was a bit steep at 70,000 pesos but it was late when we arrived and we were tired.
You will need to be able to cope with steep stairs if you stay here and they wouldn't be much fun in the rain as they are up the outside of the hotel and could be slippery.
El Quisco is a seaside town straight out of the 1960s, we liked it - but it maybe an acquired taste!

Great Sea Views

Hard to believe the place we stayed in one night this week is the one that received so many glowing reviews. We got there only after spending more than an hour trying to find the location and finally getting directions from the police. We can give credit to this lodging for the sound of the surf and the size of one of the "big suites," but that's about all. From the outside, the hotel has a seedy look. At least in the off-season, which is now, the street it is on is deserted.
        When it was time to fill out forms to check in, I was made to feel I was disturbing the receptionist's coffee and cookies break with a friend. The receptionist
did not seem to "know" that foreigners are exempt from  the value-added tax of 19%. He vehemently insisted that we pay it. Yet he did not give us a tax receipt-normally given to buyers who spend even a tiny amount in Chile.
      The rooms,  up a steep outdoor flight of stairs, are musty.  Furniture  and items such as towels are all very basic and as for "design" of the rooms referred to in the previous, it was a mishmash of styles, colors, etc. Although the restaurant appeared to be open, we saw no one there when we arrived or when we came back a couple of hours later from a long walk. 
     The biggest surprise came in the morning, when we packed up and went downstairs to have the breakfast that was supposed to come with the room. The front door was locked and the place was totally abandoned--around 9 a.m. 
    None of this added up to the friendly service other patrons reported here.
   An Internet site had quoted $126 U.S.D. as the price for a night. Thankfully, we were charged around $88 USD and that was way too much for what we got.
    Bottom line: Don't bother! Also, beware that if you travel around this area in off-season the nearby resorts, etc. are really closed down and there are hardly any places to stay. You might want to research the possibility of  renting a cabin in the area, and check it out on the Internet ahead of time.

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