Room Details

A person stands on a balcony holding a mug, overlooking a cityscape with buildings, power lines, and a distant harbor. There are potted plants, chairs, and reflections in the glass doors. The sky is clear and blue.
A colorful mural of a woman sipping red wine, painted on a corrugated metal wall inside a room with wooden floors and a bed visible in the background. Green grape vines frame the artwork.
A bouquet of lilies and white flowers sits on a table by large windows, overlooking a cityscape and a harbor with ships at sunset. Warm sunlight fills the room and colorful buildings are visible outside.
Rooftop terrace with bathtubs used as seating, wooden tables, potted plants, and a cityscape view overlooking buildings, ships, and the ocean under a clear blue sky.

ROOMS

Experience staying in a repurposed shipping container with the best view ofValparaiso! We have 5 different room categories, all set up to be a studio apartment, equipped with a private bathroom, full kitchen, and a living area. All of our rooms have an ocean view, a mural made by a graffiti artist and a list of local wines to enjoy your stay.
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ROOFTOPY OTROSESPACIOS

The hotel counts with common spaces that the guest can make use of, which are the terrace in the first floor, this one communicates with the rooms that are on this floor, the reception area and a multipurpose space that can be used for meetings, presentations , tastings , etc. The biggest common area is the rooftop terrace , that has breath taking views of the city, the hills and the ocean , this space is equipped with a kitchen and a bar, here is where our buffet breakfast is served and also where our guest can enjoy the beautiful sunsets that the port delight us with. In this space is where we hold corporate or private events.
Three people stand and chat on a rooftop patio at sunset, surrounded by string lights. A long table with bottles of wine and glasses is in the foreground, overlooking a city and harbor in the distance.
A group of people sit at high tables on a rooftop bar overlooking the sea, with city buildings and ships visible in the distance. String lights hang above, and the weather appears sunny and clear.
Colorful rooftop terrace with eclectic seating, wooden tables, potted plants, and a bar inside a repurposed shipping container labeled “WINEBOX.” Cityscape visible in the background at sunset.
A mural of a nude, human-like figure with a fish head holding grapes is painted between two round windows in a colorful, eclectic room with flowers and animal figurines on glass tables.
Dilapidated houses on a hillside with rusted roofs and walls, surrounded by dry, barren ground. Three trash bins sit at the street corner, while a painted mural is visible on a retaining wall near the houses.
People walk among colorful shipping containers, including yellow and blue ones labeled Re:START, in an outdoor urban market area under a partly cloudy sky.
A colorful, modern building made from stacked shipping containers, featuring large windows and balconies. The lower wall is covered with vibrant, artistic graffiti on a curving street corner under a bright sky.
Two people sit and stand inside an open shipping container elevated above the ground, with more stacked containers nearby, under a clear blue sky. A railing and hillside with houses are visible below.

SHORT STORY AND PHILOSOPHY

It all started in 2013 when Grant Phelps, a kiwi wine maker, who has been settled in Valparaiso for 13 years at the time, visits his home town Christchurch a couple of years after the earthquake, and gets to see the recovery Project “Re:Start”, built in the city center with shipping containers, he was amazed with the idea of reusing this structures to create a building, and got him wondering why anything like this had been done in Valparaiso, a port city. When he goes back he decides to start a container project related to turism and chilean wine, and offers to his girlfriend, the architect Camila Ulloa to develop the architectural design, she accepts the offer and they start looking for a property where to materialize the idea, at the same time, they elaborate on the concepts that will give identity and will be difussed through the building itself and the products and services that will be offered. These guidelines will be sustainability, applied to the form of construction, repurposing used shipping containers and as many materials as they could for furniture, decoration, insulation, etc. The use of renewable energy and Chilean wine, by becoming a platform to showcase the diverse and interesting chilean proposals. It was important to also incorporate graffiti art in the project, being in the second biggest graffiti art city in southamaerica, that’s why the hotel has one piece of graffiti art in every room and space, made by locals and international artists, so it can be a testimony of the talented artists that make their art in different cities of the world.
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