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Vai Moana
Ocean Islands, ísla de Pascua
Perfect for nature loversOnly 944 m to Pea Beach and 4.1 km to Dos Ventanas Caves
Dining service availableNo need to go out for meals! This accommodation provides a restaurant.
Near shopping centersOnly 591 m to Mercado Artesanal Municipal
Suitable for your business tripStay productive with business facilities.
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Popular Facilities
Sports & Recreation
1
Garden
Public Facilities
2
Beach
Restaurant
Pets
1
Pets Allowed
Hotel Services
2
Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
24-hour Front Desk
Other Facilities
4
Bar/Lounge
Smoking Area
Audio-visual Equipment Rental
Annexe(s)
Food & Drinks
1
Breakfast Buffet
Business Facilities
4
Conference Space
Meeting Rooms
Photocopier
Projector
Accesibility
1
Wheelchair Accessible
Hotel Policy
1
Non Smoking
In-room Facilities
1
Patio or terrace
Transportation
1
Airport Transfer (Surcharge)
Connectivity
2
Free WiFi
Wired internet (Free)
Location
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Policarpo Toro S/N, Isla De Pascua - ChileAll distances are measured in straight lines. The actual travel distance may be different.
Accommodation Rules
Check-in Procedure
Check-in12:00:00
Check-out10:00:00
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About Vai Moana
Meet the most significant places in easter island, a surprising place in the ocean very mystical and beautiful places. Vai Moana in Rapa Nui language means Blue Sea is our tribute to the omnipresent ocean around the island, which inspires much of their culture. Vai Moana Center is the first hotel on the island and throughout America that has been certified within the Network of Biosphere Hotels by RTI (Responsible Tourism Institute, associated with the agency UNESCO) in recognition of our efforts to develop our activity in a responsible manner with the natural and cultural environment.Our facilities are arranged in a large garden setting with traditional architectural elements Tahai, just five minutes from downtown Hanga Roa and Ceremonial Tahai Archaeological Complex.