We stayed at Taura'a for seven nights over Christmas. We had a great time. Bill and Edith who run the hotel were great hosts and made us feel very welcome. The hotel has well appointed bedrooms - comfortable bed, fresh and bright felling, stylish wicker furniture - an excellent breakfasts - omelettes, pancakes, fresh fruit, great coffee. We didn't go... more

So - if you're off to Easter, you should already know that this is a very remote place, and the standards of places like Tahiti don't apply here. Easter might have the biggest and best runway in the south pacific, but that's probably the only thing on the island that is world standard. This is a small, well-run, tidy, reasonably... more

The hotel is situated just off the main road a short drive from the airport. Rooms are simply furnished in typical island style. The owners are friendly and the service is generally good. The variety of the daily breakfast is limited, though ingredients always seem fresh. The hotel is owned by an Australian man and his Rapa Nui wife who... more

My son and I spent 3 nights at the Tauraa Hotel and were completely satisfied. We took an all day private tour with Bill plus a half day tour prior to our afternoon departure flight. Bill and Edith are excellent host and the room and service were great. more

We decided on Tau'raa based on other reviews in Trip Advisor. If I had to do it again, I'd stay elsewhere. Why? Well, you have to understand that Easter Island accomodations are all very simple. Most are along the main road in the town of Hanga Roa. For the price you pay at Tau'raa (150$ US per night in high... more

My husband and I stayed on the island for 3 nights, more than we planned because of limited flights. Yet we enjoyed everyday on the island, in particular of its relaxing atmosphere. The hotel is neat, and the breakfast is excellent! Try join Bill's small group tours also - you will get better understanding about the island instead of touring... more

I agree with everyone else...Bill and Edith could not be any more pleasant! If you stay at the Taura'a, however, I would strongly recommend you spend the extra money and stay in one of the larger rooms (rooms #1-4). The other rooms are in a building which directly faces the main roadway of the town. By any city standards this... more

Easter Island is truly a jewel in the Pacific. We recently spent 4 days on Easter Island and it was the highlight of our South American trip. Edith and Bill were truly amazing hosts and made us feel part of their extended family. We would have loved to stay longer and hope we will come back and visit again. Apart... more

We came to Easter Island from Tahiti, where we stayed at the five star Le Taha'a, and I was concerned the accomodations on the island might be similar to those found in an archeology camp. Happily for everyone, Bill and Edith's family run inn was a wonderful place to stay. Everything was perfect, from the moment Edith picked us up... more