We just left Taha Tai a few days ago so I am writing this review while my memory is still fresh. The hotel was overall pleasant but overpriced for what you get (or don't get). We paid US$220/night to stay in bungalow #2. Pros: The hotel is walking distance to downtown. Exit the hotel property by the restaurant and turn... More

There are positive and negative sides of this hotel which I stayed for 3 nights in a double bungalow during late April 2012. Negative comments: (1) Check-in - Our flight arrived in Easter Island very early in the morning. We arrived at the hotel at about 7am. The staff didn’t allow us to check-in early (even though they said our... More

During our round-the-world honeymoon, my wife and I spent 4 days in Rapa Nui, one of the most wonderful and fantastic places we have ever visited in our life, staying at the Taha Tai. We had a bungalow, that was pretty clean, large and comfortable, with the sound of the ocean coming inside (sea is just 3 minutes walk and... More

A very nice hotel set in attractive grounds on the ocean front. Large rooms in the main building plus cottages in the gardens. Swimming pool area and wi-fi in the lobby. Good breakfast with plenty of choice.

The hotel is a bit run down and is not as nice as a typical Howard Johnson's (but then virtually none of the hotels in Easter Island meet the standards that we expect in the US from a minimum hotel/motel). However, the room was large and very clean; the staff universally helpful and bilingual. Like many of the hotels in... More

The Taha Tai Hotel has rooms and bungalows. We stayed four nights in a room with space enough, bathroom also enough but could be renewed. For us the main reason for the "but" is we were in a small island near the ocean and we had not sea view. This was strange and means the hotel was not well designed.... More

Easter Island is very isolated from the rest of the world. The island’s infrastructure, facilities and hotels are almost all very basic. There are a couple of exceptions at more than three times the cost of the rest. We spent 4 days there altogether. The Taha Tai is among the regular small hostels owned and run by island locals. Rooms,... More

We spent four December nights in one of Taha Tai's bungalows (#4) and were quite satisfied. It was good-sized with a sliding glass door to a veranda that had a small table with two chairs. A tile floor and wood-paneled walls contributed to the ambiance. The bathroom appeared to have been recently updated with new tile on the walls, a... More

My husband and I went to Easter island to get married and we decided to stay at Hotel Taha Tai. There were over 20 family and friends staying at the hotel, and the management upgraded the immediate family to the cabins outside as a wedding present! Wow! The location is amazing, right next to the sea (amazing views from the... More