Nayara Hangaroa

Grass-roofed Pacific lodge

Grass-topped volcanic stone pavilions curve along the coast, creating a quiet village oriented entirely toward the open Pacific.

“In a garden workshop, local artisans lead carving sessions using traditional tools and volcanic stone. Guests learn the ancient techniques used to create these ancestral figures.”

What it’s good at

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Design

Exceptional

Curved volcanic stone suites with living grass roofs modeled after Orongo ceremonial architecture.

Local

Remarkable

Built on ancestral clan land a calm walk from Hanga Roa's harbor.

Luxe

Notable

Private ocean-facing terraces furnished with handmade Pichilemu clay soaking tubs.

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What they say

Michelin Selected

Michelin

Also in AFAR.

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The design was inspired by indigenous tradition, comprising a village-like cluster of low-lying buildings with grass roofs and native wood beams.

Somewhere quiet

Lively Central Quiet Secluded

Away from the crowds. Getting around takes intention.

Hanga Roa's harbor is a short stroll away, and town center cafes serve fresh tuna ceviche and warm empanadas.

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The rooms

Exposed cypress trunks rise inside the rooms, and floor-to-ceiling glass opens onto private terraces over the ocean.

The pool

Bring a swimsuit.

Wooden loungers border the open stone deck, looking across coastal lawns toward the Pacific horizon.

The spa

Stone treatment rooms sit along white sand paths, and outdoor hot tubs tuck behind volcanic stone walls.

At the table

Fresh island seafood is served beneath spiral bamboo ceilings, and terrace tables look out over Pacific surf.

How it began

2012Opened

The lodge stands on ancestral land co-owned by the indigenous Hito family, whose ancestors signed the island's 1888 annexation treaty.