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Featuring a spa, an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Hotel Hare Noi Rapanui offers accommodations in Hanga Roa. WiFi is available, connection is limited. The only hotel to stay at on the island...we have traveled to the island several times and this is the best
Practical bungalows are offered in a quiet area of Hanga Roa, just a 10-minute walk rom the city’s commercial area. From our first contact message from Vanya after booking our stay, she was friendly and welcoming and keen to arrange other things for us like a hire car and a special boat trip. She met us at the airport and drove us round Hanga Roa to show us where things were like supermarkets, banks, pharmacy, etc. Then she took us to Akivi Nui and our cabana was spotlessly clean and decorated with flowers for our arrival. We had a separate kitchen too and both room and kitchen were more well equipped than I had expected - there is even a hairdryer! Throughout our stay, Vanya was there if we needed to ask anything and was always ready to help. Fresh towels were provided and we even came back one day to find a bowl of fresh bananas for us. Akivi Nui is situated on the airport road opposite the runway but, with only 2 flights a day, there is no aircraft noise but it would be possible to walk to the airport. The hire car Vanya had arranged for us was delivered to our cabana within about half an hour after our arrival and was perfect for us.
Cabañas Isla de Pascua consists of self-catering bungalows in Hanga Roa, with free Wi-Fi and fully equipped kitchens. Hanga Roa town center is a 5-minute drive away. Very kind staff and polite location is best
Offering a taste of Rapa Nui culture, Hotel Uka Mana is located in Hanga Roa on the remote Easter Island. A garden and terraces are available, where guests can enjoy the landscape. Wonderful little boutique hotel located just outside the town center next to the airport (20 min walk to town). Host family is super nice and will accommodate your stay. Room is large and the common areas are beautiful. We really enjoyed our stay.
Cabañas Kaituoe offers accommodations in Hanga Roa. This property welcomes guests with a free airport shuttle service, which includes a welcoming flower necklace and a complimentary short city tour.
Cabañas Makohe offers accommodations in Hanga Roa, 12 miles from Ahu Tongariki. It is located in a building dating from 2018, 1.8 miles from Tahai.
Located 1969 feet from the city's main street, Atamu Tekena, Cabañas Hinariru offers self-catering bungalows in Hanga Roa. Free WiFi access is available.
Located in Hanga Roa, 12 miles from Ahu Tongariki, Maru Lodge features barbecue facilities. With a garden, the property also has a terrace.
Located in the remote Easter Island, world famous for its monumental 'Moai' statues and a part of UNESCO World Heritage. It offers rooms in a tropical setting and an outdoor pool. Excellent location. Great value.
Located in Hanga Roa, 12 miles from Ahu Tongariki and 1.8 miles from Tahai, Cabañas Tera'ai has accommodations with a garden.
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Offering a taste of Rapa Nui culture, Hotel Uka Mana is located in Hanga Roa on the remote Easter Island. A garden and terraces are available, where guests can enjoy the landscape. Wonderful little boutique hotel located just outside the town center next to the airport (20 min...
Located 1640 feet from Mataveri airport and 1.2 mi from the city center, Hotel Manutara offers free Wi-Fi and Continental breakfast in Hanga Roa. An outdoor pool and a garden are featured on site. Pool was lovely; property was lush and quiet Close to airport Very clean Could get cold drinks Very...
Featuring a spa, an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Hotel Hare Noi Rapanui offers accommodations in Hanga Roa. WiFi is available, connection is limited. The only hotel to stay at on the island...
Located in the remote Easter Island, world famous for its monumental 'Moai' statues and a part of UNESCO World Heritage. It offers rooms in a tropical setting and an outdoor pool. Excellent location. Great value.
Very unique. I highly recommend at least one full day tour to get a good understanding of the history and Rapa Nui culture. I also recommend renting a car for a day and visit the attractions at your own pace.
I couldn't do much else but marvel at everything I saw. The locals are so kind and friendly. As someone who's active, I loved how active they are as a culture; always playing sports whether it was surfing or running or hiking or rugby or soccer. The island aside from the monuments which will take your breath away, is wonderfully peaceful and relaxing. It's a bit expensive but honestly worth every penny. There are so many lodging and tour options though so you can do it on a budget. Be sure to eat at Te Moana & Haku Honu; fresh, delicious, lots of options, located near the beautiful Playa Pea, and the servers are kind and fun! Be sure to order Ceviche Te Moana & the Passion Fruit Mojito at Te Moana.
Fabulous historical sights in a beautiful area. Excellent guide, Jose, from Easter Island touring. Marcus Edensky, the owner, is extremely helpful and personable. He came to the hotel to meet us. Jose is a Rapa Nui native so for him the history is personal. Marcus is married to a Rapa Nui woman.
I loved this entire Island. I biked for 1/2 day and it was very hard. It also ruined my camera as the dust that is blowing around got into it. Keep you camera covered when not in use--or end up with NO pictures--like me. A Full day tour is really good--takes you to all the important places and you have enough time in each location. The Mana Nui Inn is a good place to stay as it is right near Tahai and you can enjoy a sunset every evening--which was wonderful. Read up on the history before you go---it makes a difference in what you are seeing and how amazing the placement of these Moai---
Hanga Roa is a very nice, quiet and beautiful place. The view is beautiful, weather is pleasant, seafood is delicious, and people there are extremely nice and helpful! We had a great time on the island, and enjoyed our conversations with the owners of the hotel.
Moai, more moai and that's it. It's the single reason to go there. The town is a fairly grubby affair, the roads are potholed, but the people are extremely friendly and helpful. Renting a small Suzuki to scoot around the island is the only way to go. Climb volcanos, ride horses, have a sense of humor and only eat FRIED FOOD and you'll have a fine time.
