This is a charming inn just outside the National park. It is so clean and peaceful. We loved our…read morestay.

About the only positive thing I can say is that it's close to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park…read more The issues: - Upon arrival around 5ish PM, there was no one around to greet us. Finally someone was running around and told my travel buddy to look for an envelope in the basket. - The room: Small, kind of musty/moldy kind of vibe. The bed was small and squeaky. You need a key to turn on the electricity. Also, there is no TV! - No potable water in the room. The provided water in the carafe had mold on the lid. - Bathroom: The shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel were all filled about 1/4th of the way. The shower gel wasn't even labeled. Very little counter space for toiletries. - Breakfast: I was expecting something a little more substantial. There were papaya boats and banana bread. - No shoes inside policy. Sorry, I wasn't leaving my shoes outside the room. Rain? Bugs? Heck no! All in all, I didn't see the value for $285 for a single night. This was my first time ever staying at a BnB and I didn't feel like it was very hospitable.

Originally when planning our first trip to Big Island, my husband and I planned to set up a home…read morebase in Kailua-Kona and drive around everywhere. I'm sooo glad we changed our minds and decided to split our time on the island, which included a stay at Hale 'Ohu B&B. Location: The location is 10/10! Big Island is very much "drive everywhere" type of place, but even so Hale 'Ohu was incredibly convenient. It's only a few min drive from Volcanoes National Park (a def highlight of our trip!) and it's also close to some stores and restaurants. While things in the area close early, we loved that the park is open 24/7. We took full advantage of this by visiting multiple times per day, with breaks in-between as needed. The sunset views and nighttime glow were superb! Common areas: The garden and rainforest walk were lovely surprises, with lots of flora and fauna throughout the property. It was a bit damp the day we explored, but that actually seemed to enhance the vegetation rather than take away from the experience. The lounge area was small but mighty, with lounge seating and some drinks and small snacks available. Room: The room fit our needs perfectly. There was a bed large enough to comfortably sleep 2 people, a small dining area by a window, and a kitchenette with a fridge. Breakfast was set up in the fridge before each morning so you could enjoy it at your own leisure. The bathroom was well-lit and toiletries were provided. Given the time of year and location, the room and surrounding area were a bit damp, but a dehumidifier was provided and helped out. Hosts: We met Nicole at the front desk and she was incredibly friendly and helpful, offering tips and advice for our visit. (We also think we saw Gabrielle from a distance and exchanged a friendly wave.) Tbh I'm not sure when we'll make it back to Big Island, but we loved our stay at Hale 'Ohu and would absolutely consider staying here again in the future.

Serene B&B situated in the rain forest, away from the main road just a stone's throw from the…read moreVolcano Natl Park. Extremely clean and well appointed. Beds and linens were lovely and comfy. Breakfast was stocked in the room refrigerator each day and there is a charming 'lounge' across the parking lot where we could sit for a cup of coffee and enjoy listening to the rain forest (photos). The owners are delightful and very accommodating. This property is perfect for eco-conscious guests who value quiet and serenity.

Super stay and comfy kitschy place with great views. We also really enjoyed our meal here…read more We ticked a bucket list item off with this stay! Mahalo!

Amazing service and epic views and delicious food! We loved it all and huge shoutout to Eddie! He…read moremade this such a wonderful experience

What a beautiful luxurious and romantic place to stay in Volcano. Don't think twice about booking…read morethis spot, you won't regret it! We stayed in the white lotus suite and this suite was 5-Star hotel material if not better. We loved everything about it: the king size bed, private parking, views of the rainforest from inside with all the glass windows, breakfast is provided, full jacuzzi bathtub that comes with bath salts and bubbles, double shower, double sinks, heat lamp above tub, and access to private patio to enjoy breakfast with a view. I would go back here in a heartbeat next time I come to visit. The owner is very sweet and you can tell that he is very attentive and thoughtful when it comes to the rooms that he builds himself.

* Price: on the high end for the area but is well worthy! Approximately $250 per night (including…read moretax, fee, breakfast, wifi, etc.); 4star * Ambiance: zen, relaxing. 5 star. * Location: convenient, easy to find. Close to the park, volcano village (less than 10 minute drive). 5 star. * Motif: beautiful decor cottage with private entrance, on suite bathroom and tub. 5 star * Service: Mr. Kim is very pleasant and helpful! 5 star. Found this place through tripadvisor and we are glad to stay here! It is beautiful decor with plenty of privacy... not like other B&B. Each cottage is separate from each other, on suite bathroom, seating area, small kitchenette, and dinning area. The decor is beautiful asian Zen motif. The place is very clean. Mr. Kim waited up for us since we got in quite late. Breakfast was brought to your room by him in the morning by 8 AM. It is including local freshly cut and arranged fruits, biscuits and quiche. It is beautiful and delicious! There is a hot tub for guests. Laundry room is on site next to the Hula moon cottage. It is a perfect place to relax and listen to sound of rain and nature! We definitely will recommend this place to friends and family. Will come back... A hui hou!

Technically, I did not have the opportunity to stay here as I was scrounging around to last minute…read morealternative to the tragic Yoga Oasis lodging scenario. Dennis responded promptly to my emergency request and suggested a friends' house rental nearby. We played phone and text tag for the next handful of hours but with Dennis's patience and my sporadic GPS, I finally met up with him @ the rental property... I fell in love with the house! And so I found out Dennis and his partner Paul help clean and turnover their friends' rental house. The attention to detail was in par of a 5 star hotel! folded plush towels and small details like freshly folded kitchen handtowel and sponge was so thoughtful! The place was immaculately clean! the kitchen was fully equipped with utensils and appliances to prepare every meal! Dennis & his partner were so kind to process the paperwork @ their house with a touch of kind hospitality offering fruit. Their house was also immuculately clean, sun-filled and laid back vibed anointed that I also noted to stay here for my next visit. Just really kind & friendly people you would want to meet during a rambling trip across the Big Island! Pure Aloha spirits!

Balsam for the soul! Really beautiful and comfortable place to stay at a great price. Within…read morewalking distance to one of the best beaches on the island. Plus the owners are super nice and friendly -- a plus not to be underestimated. Their welcome fruit basket will feed you for days. They don't actually make breakfast, but you have a full kitchen so you can make any food you want any time. Great for those days when you just wanna take a break from restaurants. Plus sleep in late and eat bkfst when YOU want! We did on those rainy days! :)

I absolutely loved staying at Kilauea Lodge for my recent trip to Hawaii. The facilities are…read morewonderful, and include easy parking close to the rooms, spacious rooms and bathrooms, a cozy gas fireplace, air conditioning, incredibly comfortable beds, wonderful showers, a hot tub, and a gazebo. The staff are also very friendly and made the trip easy. They provided recommendations and even helped us when our tire pressure was low. Thanks, Rachel and George! The location is unbeatable - it's about 10 minutes to the park, allowing you to easily beat crowds, make it to last minute eruptions, or optimize hikes based on weather. It's an easy 40 minute drive to Hilo also, if you want to check it out.

Our respite stay after a full day of chasing Volcano Craters and remote petroglyphs…read more Ten minutes from the park exit, just had dinner in the park. Works out great , self check in. Old fashioned but just right for the Area.

There are good things. Very clean and good quality beds etc. Plus right next to national park…read more However, all the pictures showed a wonderful breakfast and setting. But NOT a good breakfast...even for basic needs. A McDonald's style sausage patty, some papia. They said we'd get some French toast but never got any. Then got half of a bagel with it. Small amount of papaya, coffee...that's it. So can't give more than 3 stars. Give a 3 because of how cute and clean it was. But I was interested in one of the many nice breakfasts shown/ indicated on their web page. Else it was very nice.

Good location with Volcano NP just down the road. We've stayed a couple of times here over the…read moreyears with variable experiences. Communication with management can be a bit spotty. Rooms are nice and the verandas are wonderful - be aware the walls are thin - beds are comfortable, though on the softer side. Heat is via a space heater and this has come in handy for the drizzly damp days on this side of the island. The floors can get cold though since we observe the Hawaiian custom of taking shoes off in the house - so bring several pairs of socks! We did experience a day where hot water was limited. Just be aware this is a family business and not a big corporate hotel with all the bells and whistles. Aloha goes both ways.

We came in for a buffet breakfast with all the choices. A…read moreformerWW2 military detention camp visited by Eisenhower when he was a General. Set up is a big mess hall with tables n chairs. A buffet, so you can have seconds. Excellent Black Coffee in a thick military white cup. Sign me up Sarge!

Now the Visitor Center, the facility has restrooms (porta-potties) small snacks and maps of the…read morevolcano. If you have small children, you can also have them participate in the Junior Ranger program.