Hotel Uka

Address: Simon Paoa S/N, Hanga Roa, Chile


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Available rates for31 May 2012 - 01 Jun 2012
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Hotel Uka is situated in the town centre on scenic Rapa Nui Island. It offers guided horseback riding or 4x4 jeep island excursions, and spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi.Guests at Hotel Uka can see the indigenous paintings in the Ana Kai Tanata caves, or enjoy a nature trail to the Rano Kau volcano crater. 4x4 jeeps, scooters and mountain bikes can be rented.Rooms at Uka Hotel are decorated with wooden decked walls and jeans coloured bedding. All have en suite bathrooms and air conditioning.The tropical garden has a furnished terrace where guests can enjoy a breakfast with fresh bagels, jams and fresh juices. The restaurant at Uka serves regional cuisine and classic cocktails.Guests can contact the 24-hour reception desk too arrange an airport shuttle service.

Check-In

07:00-14:00

Check-Out

10:00-11:30

Hotel facilities
• Tour Desk• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
• Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included• Packed Lunches
• Car Rental• Internet Services
• Bicycle Rental• Breakfast in the Room
• Ironing Service• Airport Shuttle
• Laundry• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Breakfast Buffet• BBQ Facilities
• Restaurant• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Garden• Terrace
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How about following the footsteps of ancient cultures in a truly unique place that is probably the most remote inhabited island in the world? At the 3-star Easter Island Hotel Uka, you can spend exactly this kind of special and memorable holiday. To discover the mysteries of the island's archaeological stone sites, you need a Rapa Nui accommodation with excursions organised directly by the hotel, which is located in Hanga Roa. The experienced native guides will take you to the most breathtaking attractions. The Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is a Polynesian island in the Pacific Ocean politically belonging to Chile. It is famous for the 887 moai, the large stone statues often referred to as Easter Island heads, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.