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Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located in Hanga Roa, within a 14-minute walk of Playa Pea and 0.7 miles of Pea, Takarua Lodge provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive.... Comfy bed, great having breakfast on the patio looking at the moai and horses. Pretty good restaurant about 30 metres away. Kettle in the room. Plenty of hot water at decent pressure.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located on Atamu Tekena island’s main street, 1969 feet from Pea beach and from Mataveri airport, Inaki Uhi Hotel offers fully equipped common kitchens and free Wi-Fi in Hanga Roa. It’s location is great. The breakfasts are amazing with fresh fruit and juices plus local baked goods. Monica picked me up and dropped me from the airport - she was very friendly.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
An outdoor swimming pool and bungalows surrounded by gardens can be enjoyed in Hanga Roa only a 5-minute drive from Mataveri International Airport. Great location, staff were lovely and so helpful. Everything was really clean. Breakfast was great. Highly recommend.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Surrounded by a fragrant forest, Hotel Tekarera - Kainga Nui offers comfortable accommodations in Hanga Roa. The hotel is 492 feet from Hanga Roa Anthropological Museum and 984 feet from the beach. Paul is an exceptional host. His tour was excellent - he has so much knowledge and so many fascinating stories to share. We also rented a car for one day. The hotel is perfectly located and extremely comfortable and clean. Thank you Paul for the unforgettable experience and for your very personal hospitality.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Only 984 feet from Pea Beach, Hotel Manavai Hanga Roa is located in the center of downtown Hanga Roa. Free parking is provided and free WiFi in the common areas. We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Manavai! I'm so glad I didn't pay attention to some of the negative reviews, as we have no complaints about this property. The receptionist Lander was super friendly and very accommodating, making sure our stay was just perfect. Maururu! We loved our room, spacious, quiet and comfortable (and bug free!). The restaurant located upstairs (Mahalo) is a must! Delicious food and great service as well. It also offers great views to watch the Tapati festival parade (another must in Rapa Nui!). The breakfast was good and served in a nice area, surrounded by Moais and lush vegetation. The gardens are lovely. We didn't used the pool, but it looked inviting. Next time!
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located 164 feet from the city center, O'tai features an outdoor pool and a garden in Hanga Roa. Free transfers to and from Mataveri airport, 0.6 mi away, can be arranged. The hotel is fantastic. The breakfast is very good and complete. The bedroom is confortable, clean and bright. The towels are clean and white. The shower is really good. The swimming pool is also clean. The garden is beautiful. I saw a lot of people working there, trying to keep the hotel nice and clean for the guests. The bedrooms are not close to the street so they are very quiet. It is nice to sleep and relax. We loved and enjoyed staying there. It is a worthy hotel
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Featuring a spa, an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Hotel Hare Uta offers accommodations in Hanga Roa. WiFi is available, connection is limited. From airport pick up to drop off ( complementary), All the reception, restaurant/ bar staff were so gentle, kind and extremely helpful. The hotel is 30 mins walk or 3000-5000 peso taxi (€4/€6). Beautiful location, large rooms, large beds. Very spaceous and comfortable. Delightful lounging pool ( no lane swimming here).
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Set in a Rapa Nui Architecture house overlooking the sea, Altiplanico Rapa Nui offers rooms private terraces and free WiFi in the common areas in Easter Island. Peaceful and out of the way of hanga roa. 5 mins away in car. The place itself is really nice but has lots more potential. Service was really slow. Bar and restaurant area almost completely abandoned and never ready or set up for service. Chairs abandoned everywhere and tables just not cleaned away nor drinks glasses. But the hotel has a nice feel, staff just need to be more aware and up there game. Restaurant prices were very steep. WiFi not available in rooms which can be easily fixed. Breakfast was great. Rooms really nice. Reception staff very welcoming and lovely. No water or mini bar or fridge in room which is not good. Little things that can be easily fixed which could make the hotel outstanding. But unsure if staff care??
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located a 5-minute walk from the city center, Hotel Taura'a offers a garden and a terrace. Different breakfast options are available. Absolutely everything. Edith, Karen and Bill were so wonderful and made me feel so welcome. I can’t say enough good things. Breakfast every morning was a great way to start the day. I left feeling like I had made new friends.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Featuring spa facilities, an outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant overlooking the ocean, Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa is a modern hotel that offers rooms with free WiFi. The front desk staff was great with all our questions, shuttles were perfect, breakfast offerings varied and tasty, the mattress was firm and very comfortable BUT the blanket much, much too heave for warm weather. Towels were large and absorbent.
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Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located in Hanga Roa, within a 14-minute walk of Playa Pea and 0.7 miles of Pea, Takarua Lodge provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive.... Comfy bed, great having breakfast on the patio looking at the moai and horses.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located on Atamu Tekena island’s main street, 1969 feet from Pea beach and from Mataveri airport, Inaki Uhi Hotel offers fully equipped common kitchens and free Wi-Fi in Hanga Roa. It’s location is great. The breakfasts are amazing with fresh fruit and juices plus local baked...
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Surrounded by a fragrant forest, Hotel Tekarera - Kainga Nui offers comfortable accommodations in Hanga Roa. The hotel is 492 feet from Hanga Roa Anthropological Museum and 984 feet from the beach. Paul is an exceptional host. His tour was excellent - he has so much knowledge and so many...
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Only 984 feet from Pea Beach, Hotel Manavai Hanga Roa is located in the center of downtown Hanga Roa. Free parking is provided and free WiFi in the common areas. We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Manavai!
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Featuring spa facilities, an outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant overlooking the ocean, Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa is a modern hotel that offers rooms with free WiFi. The front desk staff was great with all our questions, shuttles were perfect, breakfast offerings...
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Peacefully located in central Hanga Roa, Easter Island, Hotel Rapa Nui is 164 feet from the beachfront. It offers spacious accommodations, a tour desk with bicycle rental and free parking. We went there not expecting much extra because of some previous reviews.
Hotel in Hanga Roa
Located in Hanga Roa, within a 13-minute walk of Pea and 0.7 miles of Playa Pea, HOTEL OHANA provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking...
Hotel in Hanga Roa
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. nice garden with a pool, quiet place, enough space in a simple room
Takarua Lodge, O'tai, and Hotel Manavai in Easter Island have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Easter Island also loved the views from their rooms at Inaki Uhi Hotel, Nayara Hangaroa, and Taha Tai.
There are 221 hotels in Easter Island you can book on Booking.com.
Takarua Lodge, Inaki Uhi Hotel, and Taha Tai are some of the popular hotels in Easter Island.
In addition, Hotel Tekarera - Kainga Nui, Nayara Hangaroa, and O'tai are also popular in Easter Island.
Hotels in Easter Island that offer a highly-rated breakfast include Hotel Taura'a, Takarua Lodge, and Inaki Uhi Hotel.
Breakfast at these hotels in Easter Island are also highly rated: O'tai, Hotel Manavai, and Nayara Hangaroa.
Many families visiting Easter Island loved staying at Nayara Hangaroa, Takarua Lodge, and Taha Tai.
Inaki Uhi Hotel, O'tai, and Hotel Taura'a are also popular among family travelers.
On average, 3-star hotels in Easter Island cost $96 per night, and 4-star hotels in Easter Island are $220 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Easter Island cost around $188 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Couples traveling to Easter Island loved staying at Takarua Lodge, Hotel Tekarera - Kainga Nui, and Inaki Uhi Hotel.
These hotels in Easter Island are also highly rated by couples: Nayara Hangaroa, O'tai, and Hotel Hare Uta.
Easter Island/Rapa Nui is amazing!!! The experience's to be had on the island are unforgettable. There's an endless amount of sites to see and things to do. It's not just dig sites, there's a couple of gorgeous beaches, beauty packed hikes, surfing, diving and snorkeling. Not to mention the town itself that has the museum, shopping, restaurants and dance shows every night to see and explore.
Easter Island is much more than just the Moais The Town is not much ( that is part of the charm) It is like Hawaii was about 100 years ago. It is essential that you rent your own transportation ( preferably a small 4 x 4 ) Easter Island is best experienced at your own pace. I arrived on a Sunday afternoon and left on a Friday afternoon. For me, I found four full days on the Island to be just right.Make sure you buy A Companion To Easter Island by James Grant Peterkin before your trip. I bought mine through Amazon. In my opinion, Tataku Vave is the best restaurant on the island. I went there on two different occasions. One night I had ceviche and the other a local fried fish, Both were excellent choices. The ocean view ambience adds much to your experience.
The only city on the Easter Island, has multiple restaurants and the food is 99% delicious, very peaceful place in general. Very inspiring to look at he sunset. There is a soccer field in the middle of the town, recommend to watch a local game, even girls are playing sometimes, great atmosphere. Hanga Roa has a Rapa Nui museum with loots of information in English, so before exploring the Island I do recommend visiting museum first for better understanding of the Island history. Restaurants: - Bar Pea: has a great views, it is so pleasant to sit out on the deck and eat ceviche or catch of the day fish. - Club Sandwich - recommend if you are on the budget : gigantic hamburgers, good empanadas. - Te Moana - great restaurant, ask for recommendations if eating there! - Also there was restaurant right across the street from the Bar Pea( cant remember the name) but please if you there try empanadas, wont regret it. Fun things to do: If you are adventures recommend going to dive on the Easter Island, we used "Mike Rapu" the guys were speaking English, and were quite entertaining and will make you experience fun! Hiking! hiking! hiking! May be go meet a sunrise on the Terevaka( highest point of the island)
R$pa Nui (Easter Island) is all about the mo'ai. You can rent a car but unless you are very well read about the history of Easter Island,a guide is good idea.The mo'ai are fascinating and seeing where they were carved and understanding how they might have been moved from the carving site to their final location has people still wondering. We ate in downtown Hanga Roa at the Haku Hona which is across the street from the harbor. The place is totally low key and unhurried. You can watch the surfers catching enormous waves or view glorious sunsets as you sip on drinks and nibble on freshly fried sopapillas. The staff is delightful and the food very good.
An indescribable experience. I have never been to a place like Easter Island, and I don't think I ever will again. The history, the culture, the nature - it is truly unbelievable. The southern circuit was gorgeous. Ranu Raraku, Anakena Beach and Ahu Tongariki are truly breathtaking. Getting around Hanga Roa is easy, as the town is small and easy to navigate by foot. If you want to do your own thing, there are plenty of car rental spots and driving the island is easy (just be careful for the free-roaming horses, chickens and dogs!). The food is also the best we'd eaten during our two week stay in Chile! I am so, so happy I went. It's a once in a lifetime experience!
Hanga Roa itself is a small town but it offers a great base for going and viewing the moai and learning about Rapa Nui culture. The moai are truly impressive and the mystery surrounding the culture that created them intriguing. Easter Island / Rapa Nui is definitely a once in a lifetime destination. The island itself is also beautiful and great to hike around. The landscape is unique with undulating grass covered hills, rain water filled craters, and a rugged shoreline with crystal clear blue water and some impressive waves. In-between the sites and excursions be sure to enjoy the local tuna ceviche and empanadas, preferably with a cold beer!
Easter Island is simply amazing, each day we had a new adventure. We hike a lot and love to explore. We did not do any water sports but they offer diving and surfing as well. We were there 5 nights which was perfect for us. You can do it quicker with tours but that is not our style. We like to do our own thing. We rented bikes (there are some hills and it's hot, took longer than we expected but really enjoyed it), we hiked, rented a car for two days, visited ALL the sites big and small. With a car rental you can be at the top of the island, go back to town if needed for a break, driving around the island is quick, safe and easy. One hike from Anakena to the highest point (Maunga Terevaka) is no longer accessible due to ranch fencing so we accessed by walking along the coast from Ahu Tahai and combined with the the caves Ana Kakenga (very cool lava tubes, flashlight on phone was enough light) and we loved we reached the highest point on the island (only 500 meters but still cool). If you go out for the day bring lots of water, only the largest spots have refreshments. It is not large but you are constantly stopping to explore so you will be out longer than expected. Lots of variety for restaurants from quick to gourmet depending on your budget. We were worried about the prices after reading but if you look around and try different things, go to the main grocery stores, pack your own lunch you can find a good balance. Club Sandwich sounds North American but it has great casual, local food at good prices (lots of locals doing take out). It is always full. The island is beautiful, the coast is stunning, lava beds, caves, wild horses, and of course the moai and volcano sites. ENJOY !!!
People who want to visit Easter Island must take into account that it is very expensive to do so. The air tickets from Chile is is not cheap because only one air line operates the route. And if you want to take the most expensive flight in the world it is the once a week five hour flight from Easter Island to Tahiti. There is talk that Air Tahiti Nui might also start to fly this route which might bring down the price of the ticket,
I went to see the moais, of course. But you can see all the iconic places, with no rush, in two days. Everything is close, you can do it even in a full day hiring a taxi (about 150 US). WIth one explanation, you have all, since most are theories and there is no written history. Unfortunately there is nothing cultural to see beyond the moais unless you go for the Tapati festival in February. When I've asked at tourist information, they've sent me to the dancing shows and the tattoo places if I wanted to know more about the culture. Those are fine but commercial businesses not cultural institutions!! Besides, the island is beautiful and enjoyable. But if you have to move by taxi, everybody charges you whatever they want. That seems to be the rule in everything in the island. The hotels are expensive for what they offer. I've paid 80 dollars for a place in Istanbul I've paid 25 !! And you can not be in anything less than 80 dollars because it would be an unhealthy place. Of course, get ready for the cockroaches!!! If you can not stand them, Easter island is not for you. Unfortunately they are even in the expensive hotels; they've invaded the island long ago. Easter island is great for surfers, divers, people connected with the sea. The island is the door to Polinesia. You can feel it. The food is expensive but not unbearable. There are some cafeterias and see shore restaurants, simply lovely. The museum is too small and does not display many objects despite saying it has over 15,000 in its collection. Hanga Roa is very very little, to do it by foot. There are some moais in the downtown area, but the 3 most important places are a bit far, you can not walk to them.
Easter Island Travel gave me the 2 day tour (A+B). Outstanding guide and learned so much about the historical and archeological importance of Easter Island (Rapa Nui). I have wanted to go see the moai for 40 years so this was truly a “bucket list” item for me. Prices are expensive as everything is imported. Restaurants were expensive but excellent fish or seafood. If coming from Santiago, you get 2 checked pieces of luggage, so bring fruit, and anything else you know you want to eat while there as the mini markets don’t have a huge choice.
The hotel is the perfect place to stay while on Rapa Nui (Easter Island). The property is situated right on the ocean and walkable to HangaRoa. The property has a wonderful zen feeling and the rooms are large and nicely appointed. The staff couldn’t be nicer and are helpful with booking tours right from the lobby. I had one of the best meals I’ve ever had at the restaurant- desserts are incredible! If you’re looking for a full-service property that’s sure to elevate your Easter Island experience, Hanga Roa Eco Village is the ideal choice.
This little hotel is wonderful- an unbeatable location, nice breakfasts brought to your room, modern clean and comfortable beds and a lovely balcony to enjoy the sunsets. It is also within walking distance to restaurants (in fact there is one next door. Romina and the other girls at reception helped us book a rental car and quad bike and were very friendly. Would HIGHLY a recommend- an excellent base for Easter Island! Thanks from the Sundstrom’s!
Breakfast was the same each day. Instant coffee, sliced cheese and salami, toast. Kind of boring after a few days. Owner Paul was a very nice and knowledgeable guide. Discussed with us what he knew of the history of Easter Island (now Rapa Nui) which was quite extensive as he had worked with archeological teams in the past. Restaurant Puka Puka near the hotel has good food but limited menu.
I was met at the airport with a flower lei, given a short tour of the town to help me get my bearings, and then taken to a lovely little, family run hotel. My room was very clean and cool (it was very hot outside), and everyone here was friendly and always asking if there was anything else I needed. If I ever get to come back to Easter Island I would stay here again.
Hanga Roa
The accommodation is very well located in the center of Hanga Roa and it has the parking slot. The staff was very friendly and helpful!! The apartment is large and well furnished of all stuff (like plates, cutlery etc.) and domestic appliances. Very good choice at Easter Island.
Hanga Roa
Rapa nui, Easter Island enough said 😇🤗 one of the most beautiful places on earth. Hostel was handy. It had parking, many showers for the guests, smoking area, chill out area, kitchen and nice garden. All good. Owner is also friendly.
Considering that we could not travel to Easter island because of the Cove 19, we could neither like nor dislike the hotel.
We went there not expecting much extra because of some previous reviews. I was very surprised at how cozy, nice and comfortable the hotel was. Staff was excellent. The only negative, if you call it a negative, which I don't because I didn't go there to sit on Wi-Fi, but if that's an issue for you, the room we stayed in you had to go to the lobby or near the lobby to access Wi-Fi from our room. Some rooms have wifi so it can be requested. I thought the place was lovely and had a nice effect outside with the landscape. I would definitely stay again. We had requested a room with air conditioning and there was four of us traveling together.
Absolutely excellent - everything that is essential is of outstanding standard. Rooms, food, service, excursions. The guides are very good and perfect advocates for the island and local culture.
nice garden with a pool, quiet place, enough space in a simple room