This bed and breakfast does not only offer nice rooms and a spectacular breakfast. The hosts Rene and his girlfriend are really great - they have their own little handwritten "guidebook" to Valparaiso. For us it was more staying with friends than staying at a B&B, we cooked together, went out together and did some mountainbiking together. A really good... more

La Nona is set in a traditional house painted blue, in a peaceful location in the upper part of the city. There are only 3 bedrooms so you soon get to feel part of the group; one evening I shared dinner in the kitchen with a Dutch couple staying there (they did the cooking, I did the wine). Breakfast is... more

My girlfriend and I are backpacking through South America and decided on a whim to come to Valparaiso, no regrets. Although La Nona is a bit beyond our budget we decided to splurge. Our double room with shared bath was clean, the bed was very comfortable. It is an old house that Rene has been restoring over the years, at... more

This B&B is in a great location of Valparaiso. The host, Rene, is a wonderful help. He provided us with a guide to the city that included what to do and see and where to eat. It covered 3 days of activities and was perfect. We enjoyed Valparaiso so much, we extended our stay an extra day so he could... more

We spent 4 days here as part of our year long around the world trip. La Nona is a typical Valpo house and is situated in Cerro Allegre a hill which is about ten minutes walk from the centre. The location was great with lots of good local restaurants in the immediate vicinity. Our room was spacious and the bed... more

The starting point for finding accommodation in Valparaiso is understanding that the most of the more interesting places are found up on the hills and are usually small, family run B&B's. So, generally speaking, forget about the private bathrooms! We thoroughly enjoyed our few days stay with Renee (the owner) and he certainly does his best to give you the... more