Hanga Roa Hotels & Hostels (21)

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At the time of writing, this hotel near the airport was Hanga Roa's 'swankiest,' but it doesn't contain one whit of soul or character and is disappointing for the price. Its main selling points a…

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This is an OK runner-up, although it is never going to make it into the style mags. Snag a room with a view - it won't cost you any extra.

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A haven of peace, perched on a small hill in Tahai. Run by a helpful French-Rapanui couple, this discreet number surprises guests with lots of personality. The two adjoining quirky bungalows imit…

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The only camping on the island is south of the center. You couldn't possibly get a better position for a dreamy night - the crashing waves are within earshot and there's plenty of grassy grounds.…

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The artistically inclined will enjoy staying at this quaint hostal. Where else could you find a guesthouse with an art gallery featuring various paintings and woodcarvings by the proprietor? The …

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Chez Oscar is run by affable hosts and offers four well-scrubbed, if a bit cramped, rooms with perfectly presentable bathrooms. It has no views to speak of but it's blessed with a leafy garden. A…

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A good pick. There are six rooms in total, in separate units, with spick-and-span bathrooms as well as a kitchen for guests' use. The real wow is the location, in a quiet area, and the million-do…

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Picture this: a tranquil setting a short hop from the museum, three well-furnished, exceedingly clean bungalows with ample-sized bathrooms, a secluded garden to wander around and heavenly views o…

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This is another reassuring choice with no surprises up its sleeves. It boasts excellent facilities and lots of services, but few would call it homely and welcoming. The vast dining room is lavish…

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Here's one of the most commendable bets in the midrange category. Think light-filled, generous-sized rooms, prim bathrooms, lush gardens and a nifty pool to cool off in when it's sweltering. When…

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A notch up in standard, the O'Tai is well worth bookmarking. Here you'll get airy, sun-filled rooms with a terrace as well as good amenities and professional service. The more expensive bungalows…

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One of the most reliable options in this category. Top marks go to the spacious, clean-smelling rooms, the squeaky-clean, blue-tiled bathrooms, the back-friendly beds, the ocean views and the sub…

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Owned by Sergio Rapu, Rapa Nui's most respected archaeologist, this was about to be entirely revamped into a luxury hotel when we visited.

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Find heaven in this delightful retreat on the road winding down to the museum. This friendly hangout has bags of character. The rooms themselves are nothing outstanding but the general feel of cl…

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Many cash-conscious travelers set up a base in this convivial venue, and it's easy to see why. This residencial boasts an ace location and features various kinds of accommodations at unbeatable p…

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Chez Cecilia won't win any style awards but at least it's clean and perfectly presentable. The accommodations options run the gamut from unadorned rooms to self-contained bungalows sleeping up to…

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Tidy, unfussy and attractively priced, Chez Erika is best suited to the thrifty who'll enjoy the refreshingly laid-back atmosphere. The 12 rooms are colorful and well-maintained and bathrooms are…

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The El Tauke is not exactly the most suitable place for a honeymoon, but it's a good haunt for frugal travelers, with mundane, pokey but clean rooms. Its peerless location, just off the main drag…

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This is a peaceful, sweetly run port of call with well-appointed rooms set around a plant-filled courtyard that's the perfect spot to unwind over a cup of coffee. Some rooms are brighter than oth…

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This quality long-standing venture is run with efficiency by a Rapanui-French couple. The bright, spacious dining room is neat as a pin, if a bit anonymous, and the well-maintained bungalows of v…

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Located at the end of the hanga roa bay and overlooking the sea the hotel has an unbeatable location and excellent services for enjoying the island from a privileged position. It is o…

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