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"We loved the large room and the amazing view. It was also walking distance from food and fun and, of course, the beach. The breakfast was delicious with lots of options. The staff was friendly, attentive and helpful. The room smelled like smoke a bit at night, but opening the balcony door helped with that....but some mosquitoes got in that way. Other than that, we really enjoyed our stay and would stay again. "

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"The location was great and I was extremely thankful that they have an elevator. The one thing that I didn’t love was the WiFi. It was super spotty in my room and would drop and make you re-verify your access frequently. "

"Amazing place is owned by local friendly family. 5 minutes walk to best sunset spot on the island. Good restaurants nearby. Place is nice and clean. Full kitchen so you can cook if you want. There is no A/C in the room (but at the night it's pretty chill), and no breakfast/dining option on the property (in case you expect it)."

"Rooms are spacious but the hotel is dated. Breakfast was limited but the hostess was very friendly. "

"The hotel was very good and the staff was wonderful as they were knowledgeable, understanding, and responsive to our needs. The breakfast was also good. The only negatives were that the TV never worked, the Internet was very poor at best, and the rooms were simply too small. The worst part was the toilet area which was so small one felt claustrophobic."

"I am checking out today and had a great 3 night stay at the hotel. The staff are so lovely from the front desk, restaurant, housekeeping; always with a smile. The wifi worked great, shower good & bed comfortable. Very clean too. Had dinner here & food was good as was my first pisco sour. I stayed here at the beginning of a photography tour & enjoyed photographing the sunset & all the varied birds. Great view from the balcony too. Gracias! "

"Great hotel with excellent restaurant and staff. It’s about a 25 min walk to town along the coast, passing by Moai. Only addition would be screens in doors so you can leave them open at night for cooler air."