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Altiplanico Rapa Nui

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Secluded hotel overlooking the ocean, with boathouse-style cabins spread amongst beautiful tropical gardens.

The secluded Altiplanico is 3km out of the main town of Hanga Roa, overlooking the ocean. Designed in the style of traditional Easter Island boathouses, the individual cabins are arranged in semi-circles within beautiful tropical gardens of fruit trees and flowers, criss-crossed by trails leading down to the shore.

Rooms are stylishly decorated, with rustic bathrooms and beds raised on four-postered platforms, and have no TV or air-conditioning – all the better for you to appreciate the natural environment. There’s a bar and restaurant, a sun-drenched terrace and a small plunge pool.

What our clients say

"Hotel Altiplanico on Easter Island (despite its strange name given the situation), it provided the perfect contrast to the rigours of that northern circuit, was very comfortable, and offered remarkably…
AD, Oxford Jun 2013
Excellent restaurant and location
WM, Wallingford Nov 2017
"The low level bed was a bit strange but the room was good with a great view. The individual cabins gave the hotel its own character."
IAR,Melrose Nov 2014
"Hotel Altiplanico in IPC: I am on a gluten free (GF) diet and the hotel Altiplanico made me bread, cakes and biscuits and provided special GF cornflakes every morning. I…
WB, Reading Sep 2012
Really enjoyable. Wi-Fi in rooms would be good.
MJB Bexleyheath Feb 2015
“Visiting Rapa Nui is something I have dreamt of doing for so many years, it was such a special 40th birthday present to myself. The highlights were Rano Raraku and…
AD, Reigate Jan 2014

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