Easter Island

Co-owned by Explora and the prominent islander whose name it bears, Explora en Rapa Nui is unquestionably the swishest place on volcanic Easter Island, marooned some 2,300 miles west of Chile. — Condé Nast Traveler

A good pick, though the 'Lodge' bit is a gross misnomer. — Lonely Planet

Set in the main town of Hanga Roa, right on the shoreline looking out to sea, is this large hotel, spread across 17 acres and designed in the traditional style of the indigenous Rapa Nui people. — The Telegraph

The seven adjoining rooms are nothing to crow about but the general feel of cleanliness, the location, in a quiet area, and the million-dollar views over the ocean make it a steal. — Lonely Planet

This well-established and central guesthouse is a good choice if you're counting the pennies, with basic but well-scrubbed rooms that are cluttered in a tiny garden area. — Lonely Planet

You have options here: a clutch of well-scrubbed rooms (the dearer ones offer more privacy), several two- to six-bed dorms, some with their own bathroom, or a campsite on a grassy plot (no shade). — Lonely Planet

Popular with Japanese backpackers, this guesthouse is a simple affair not too far from the center. — Lonely Planet

Glamping at its finest, Mamma Nui has stilted domes that sleep up to four people and offer unforgettable sea views. — Lonely Planet

This agreeable place features six well-organized rooms and a vast, shared living room that opens onto a flowery garden. — Lonely Planet

A good choice if you're looking for a relaxed place in a chilled-out setting. — Lonely Planet

The best-value option in Hanga Roa, this charming venue seduces those seeking character and comfort with four handsomely designed bungalows that blend hardwoods and volcanic stones. — Lonely Planet

A spiffing location plus decorative touches make this venture one of Hanga Roa's best retreats. — Lonely Planet

Run by a friendly couple, this discreet number is a valid, safe and comfortable option that's great value for the town's center. — Lonely Planet

The clubhouse at this new 'lodge' in the remote Caleta Vaihu sector is a stunner with wood-carved columns, stone walls and tree trunks for tables. — Lonely Planet

Perched high on a cliff that juts out into the ocean, this hotel entices its visitors with unmatched views. — Fodor's

The best thing about this well-run venture with a boutique feel is its excellent location on a gentle slope in Tahai. — Lonely Planet

The guestbook of this little residencial, located by the side of the church, testifies to a decade of satisfied customers. — Fodor's