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Great hotel with excellent restaurant and staff. It’s about a 25 min walk to town along the coast, passing by Moai. Only addition would be screens in doors so you can leave them open at night for cooler air.

Interesting. Eco freindly. Great staff

Altiplanco is a few kilometres from town, but walkable, taxis or hire cars are an easy option. We spent 4 days on the island and had no issues with the accommodation. The hotel is clean, with well cared for grounds and has an attentive staff. There are many poor reviews for this hotel online - which I believe to be unfair and incorrect. Expect internet access to be limited due to the isolation of the island.

Don’t, just don’t Sadly a complete fail! This claims to be a luxury eco lodge but sadly is more of a broken cheapo hostel. After a few weeks touring Chile and expending a lot of energy visiting various great places in Chile, we decided to splash out on a nice place to stay in Easter Island, tacking on a few extra days to recharge our batteries. Sadly this place is completely the wrong place to do this. The hotel is very tired and worn. Our room had missing paint, large gouges out of the walls and what looked like patches of damp. The toilet seat was broken and didn’t fit the bowl. The typical hotel washing line was present but broken, with someone splicing in an extra piece of red cord, although that too was broken. The French windows rattled in the frame when the wind blew (which it often does on an Island a couple of thousand from anywhere), so don’t count on any sleep. The windows have no screens and indeed part of the shower is open to the elements so any hope of staying mosquito free is but a faint hope. A bit of a disappointment in an expensive hotel in an area known for Denge Fever. The gardens are left largely wild, which I rather liked, it is a rather casual style. The hotel is perhaps a kilometre from the ocean, so you will not hear any lapping waves. Food at the Altiplanico is supposed to be good although we had a very mixed experience. One good meal, one complete fail (asked for an ingredient to be left out and they totally ignored this). A repla

Maybe it's unfair to give it a 4 star review, but I can't really give it 5. The property is fine, a little in need of paint and an update, but that may just be symptomatic of the island in general since everything needs to be imported. When our guide picked us up, he told me it was one of the nicer properties on the island. There is no air conditioning, but I think that is common. Some have said that the property is a little out of the center of town, which it is, but I liked that. It was a lovely walk down the coast passing Moais along the way, about 15 minutes. Some at the front desk speak better English than others, but my husband speaks Spanish so it was not a problem. The hotel tries to please. My room was missing a blowdryer, and when we told them, they immediately went and bought one for the room.

The property is beautiful and well maintained. But the real value is the staff. Wonderful people. All of them. Thank you for making our stay unforgettable.

This property is on Rapa Nui. By default it's unique. Beautiful property, beautiful accents in the public and private spaces. Fabulous staff

Close to some Moai sights and walking distance to several restaurants, beach view room/cabana, Car rental available in hotel, close to airport, free breakfast

Great view, nice location, sunsets awesome. Cheap taxi to town or walk along shore for 20 minutes or so to restaurants. Very expensive for eating at the property. Limited wifi.

It exceeded my expectations. The restaurant was especially goid

Good hotel with great facilities, unfortunately the power went off due to an accident in the morning

Room had no cross ventilation so hot. Food okay but better in town.

Hotel is located in a nice, quiet neighborhood--not too far from town, but can be a challenging walk. Rooms are very nice, including the common areas. However, the restaurant menu options can be improved, especially the pricing of food.

Great hotel apart from Internet not working well and shower temperature cold but both not their fault but due to being in middle of Pacific Ocean

I rarely leave reviews but I feel it is important for guests to know what to expect at this hotel. Upon arrival we received a notice regarding possible interruptions in electricity, water pressure, WiFi signal and the occasional appearance of insects since this is a tropical island after all. With this in mind, I did not mind when a beetle the size of an almond crawled up my leg and a flying roach the size of my thumb was trapped in the bathroom. What bothered me was the mound of ants outside my shower door which wasn’t cleared away after fumigation when we checked in. It suggests no one bothered to check the room before we entered. We also did not have hot water for 2 days and on the third day, I informed the receptionist. I was rudely informed our room probably ran out of gas. Apparently it is also the responsibility of the guests to notify and monitor the gas tanks of their rooms. Lastly, we asked the receptionist if a hike to a specific mountain was possible and was told yes. We not only learned that it was near impossible and DANGEROUS as you would likely end up stranded. Sub-par service and uninformed staff downgrades this otherwise decent hotel.

This resort is about 25 minutes walking distance to the main area of the town...but it is a great walk- taking you along the shoreline! The individual 'huts' are free from phone and tv. Like most of the island internet service is slow- and can only be connected in the lobby area- which has plenty of comfy seating and great view! The pool is small- but I was the only one in it- it too has a great view of the ocean. Great for having a drink and relaxing after the hiking you will want to do to see the island! The breakfast options were varied and very good. The staff is very helpful and friendly! Especially Barbara at the front desk!!! The restaurant has great food and a bar if you just want to relax on the grounds! Get ready to sleep on a lower platform bed- comfy but lower than traditional bed heights. The place was very clean although they do need to have some touch up painting done in room 4. Island weather has to be a difficulty in keeping things painted and keeping insects out! My room was insect free.

The hotel is located away from town so it is like being in a country setting. It is quiet and horses roam freely. Excellent view of sunsets. The photo of the hotel shows nice concrete (paved) patios. Maybe the ones on the top of the hill are paved, but the lower eleven patio chairs sit on unmowed grass. The food is incredibly delicious with huge portions. I ate the starter portion as lunch and the main course was enough for dinner without the starter and dessert.

Comfortable separate lodges in beautiful surroundings. The staff is very friendly, efficient and helpful. The conditions are as good as they can possibly be on Easter Island. The relative remoteness (about 2.5 km from the centre of Hanga Roa) for some may be a minus, but for some it may be a plus. For me the ideal means of transportation around the island proved out to be the bicycle, but one can also rent a scooter or a car (the latter is not cheap). The buffet breakfast is very good. There is also a restaurant and a bar at the hotel - I would rather call it a resort. Recommended!

We arrived at the hotel, expecting a room with a “panoramic ocean view” only to find our cabin had a view of a tree. We did some judicious pruning of the tree ourselves, and lo and behold, created a lovely sea view. Staff had a bit of attitude - from check in to food service. WiFi is basically non existent, and hotel should just say it doesn’t exist, rather than getting expectations up. Breakfast is fine, but dinner is very expensive and not worth the money.

Fantastic four night stay at this charming place with stunning views over the Pacific. Staff were helpful & very welcoming. My only comment would be the slow speed of dinner service although this appears to be cultural for the island!