Taha Tai

Great location. Close to the coast and easy access to the main street. Large and comfortable room. Nice and helpful staff. Breakfast was great and the restaurant view was amazing.

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Restaurant good with different hot dishes every morning. Room in main building basic and spacious. No fridge but shared one in reception. Room had ants every night and lizards. Very central position.

As some other reviews have mentioned, it's a bit tricky to rate this hotel without knowing how it compares to others on Easter Island, but overall, we had a pleasant stay. The rooms were a good size and comfortable, though the bathrooms were quite basic and could use a bit of TLC. That said, everything was clean and functional. The restaurant was a highlight — breakfast was very good, and we enjoyed our evening meals there as well. If you're lucky, you might snag a table on the balcony with stunning sea views, which really adds to the experience. All in all, this is a nice, well-located hotel on Easter Island, offering a solid and enjoyable base for exploring the island

Just got back from Rapa Nui and say enough about this fantastic hotel! I saw a lot of hotels as my tour picked up people at many different locations, but mine was the best by far! The Taha Tai is in a perfect location and I felt like a VIP from my check in and welcome drink to signing out at the end. The staff are friendly, helpful and courteous. The restaurant was amazing. The breakfast buffet was included with my package and it was delicious and offered many different choices every morning! I had two other meals in the restaurant and they were both wonderful as well. The pool was great and there was a poolside bar with delicious and very reasonable local specialty cocktails! The air conditioning worked flawlessly, the room was amazing. I could walk out my sliding door right to the pool. Only about 2 blocks distance to the main town one way and the shopping street another way! I highly recommend the Taha Tai and I would stay there in a heartbeat if I ever return to Rapa Nui!