The hotel is small, and very basic (no hair dryers in the bathrooms, no phones in the rooms, wifi is very slow, and the TV has limited channels which are all fuzzy). It feels more like staying in your grandpa's garage-guest house or a deluxe hostel, but it is tidy and comfortable. The hotel is located off the major road where most shops are, so you don't get any traffic noise (although the sound of chickens and roosters can be heard all over town, so there's no escaping that). It's in walking distance to everything in Hanga Roa (the town), including the airport, although you can't see the hotel from the street and there are no signs or other obvious markings to help visitors find it. The continental breakfast is fairly decent, with deli meat, cheese, breads, fruit slices, juice, and coffee. You can fill yourself up nicely with the offerings.
As a bonus, the hotel is located in a tsunami safe zone, which I found out after the tsunami alarms went off following the big earthquake in Santiago, Chile!
Just a heads up: I discovered if I left my bath towels on the floor they were simply hung up again when the room was tidied, and I was not given fresh towels. The owner (Hugo) was rarely at the hotel, and the older woman who was there most of the time speaks very little English so it makes communicating with her somewhat of a challenge.
All in all, it's a good place to stay and I would book a room there again if/when visiting the Island again.