Row of fifteen moai statues on the Ahu Tongariki platform, Easter Island (Rapa Nui)

Cheap hotels in Easter Island

Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is one of the most remote inhabited islands on Earth, famous for its giant moai statues. Almost all accommodation is in or around Hanga Roa, the island’s only town, with small hotels, family-run guesthouses, cabins and campsites rather than big resorts, so cheap rooms book up early.

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Flights to Easter Island (Rapa Nui) connect through Santiago, Chile, making the capital the usual gateway.

Where to find cheap rooms in Easter Island

Hanga Roa Centre

The main street with shops, restaurants and tour offices — the most convenient base.

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Hanga Roa Waterfront

By the small harbour, with ocean views and restaurants within walking distance.

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Tahai

At the northern edge of town, near restored moai and popular sunset views.

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Near Mataveri Airport

On the southern side of town, with guesthouses and cabins close to the airport.

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Map of cheap hotels in Easter Island

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Photos of Easter Island

When to book a cheap hotel in Easter Island

The island is visited year-round; the southern summer, roughly December–March, is warmest and busiest, especially around the Tapati festival in early February. The cooler months are quieter and can bring better rates.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap hotels on Easter Island?

Family-run guesthouses, cabins and campsites in Hanga Roa are the cheapest options; book early, as rooms are limited.

How do I get to Easter Island?

Flights connect through Santiago, Chile, and take roughly five hours; visitors are usually asked for a return ticket and a confirmed booking, so check the current entry requirements.

Do I need a ticket for the Rapa Nui National Park?

Yes. Visitors buy a park ticket, and many sites can only be visited with a licensed guide; rules on how long the ticket lasts and which sites can be revisited change, so check the current regulations before you go.