Volcano Village Lodge

This place is such a fun stay. The way the rooms are set up is really nice and the jungle scenery is really cool and relaxing. The small in room fire place and electric blanket made sleeping very cozy. A great change of pace to the standard hotel stay. The breakfast burritos we got were also really good.

Good stay that could have been great if more attention were given to the small details. Staff were very welcoming and good with communication prior to and during our stay. Lodge is easy to find and just a short 10-minute drive to the park. Despite it being so accessible, the location felt very remote and secluded (which is a good thing!). Even though it got cool at night, the fireplace and blankets kept us warm. The dehumidifier also kept the room dry and doubled for white noise during the night. Despite the property being full, we hardly ran into anyone during our 2-night stay, which made it feel even more like our own personal, tropical getaway. Other: Wifi was slow (as expected) and not super reliable either, but there is a great selection of DVDs on-site if you're looking to spend a quiet night in. Now, for the small stuff: For the nightly rates being charged, some basic amenities would certainly go a long way into making this feel like more of a 5-star stay. Trash cans - extremely tiny and filled up quickly each day. Why can't a larger size be stored under the sink? Breakfast - good to have variety but taking into account guest preference would also be a nice touch. We thoroughly enjoyed our banana pancakes the first day, but our picky eaters didn't touch the sausage and egg burritos on the next day. Also, while coffee/tea/hot chocolate is offered, why no milk or juice? Even a flavored creamer would help. "Kitchen" amenities - no hand towels or paper towels to help with small spills or to use when warming up food in the microwave; no hot pads to pull out items from the toaster oven. Only the linen table napkins were available. Bathroom products (toilet paper, shampoo, body wash) were very basic and an obvious contrast from the otherwise premium pricing.

We had an extraordinary stay at Volcano Village Lodge. This unique place offered us a true escape. Nestled in nature, our lodge allowed us to enjoy absolute peace, with a mystical atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery. The service was impeccable, with every detail thoughtfully taken care of. Each morning, we were greeted with a fresh and delicious breakfast, setting us up perfectly for our adventures in the nearby national park, just a few minutes' drive away. We also loved the convenience of small local restaurants where we got to explore the island's flavors. This getaway was a refreshing breath of air, and it will remain in our hearts for years to come.

We spent three nights at this wonderful property. We loved the tranquility and remoteness of the location. The staff is wonderful and very attentive. Communicating was great through texting and they always helped with all of our questions. Keep in mind this location is very remote and there aren't too many restaurants or stores near by. I would definitely stay here again. It was one of the best vacations we had.

I don’t know where to start. We loved our 3 day stay in this magical place. We had the guest cottage with the bed in a loft and a gas fireplace and access to a jacuzzi we only shared with one other unit. Danielle welcomed us and gave us a wonderful orientation of the property, great restaurant recommendations and guidance for meals (everything closed early) and how to approach the park for the best experience. Sleeping to the sounds of the frogs was soothing and we hardly saw anyone else. The breakfast basket with ripe papaya and bananas was delicious. It was a wonderful experience.

Outstanding tiny lodge very close to the volcano and park entrance. We stayed in Haleakala and it was very comfortable and cozy and it was so relaxing to be surrounded by the rainforest. Breakfast was delicious as was the picnic lunch. Highly recommend and will stay again next time we visit the volcano.

Our stay here was amazing! Volcano Village Lodge was the perfect getaway while we visited the island. From the beginning, communication was fantastic and very clear. Carlos offered us great recommendations, lively conversations and was the ultimate host! Our lodge tucked away at the back of the property. The quiet and relaxation were unlike anywhere else we had been before. The rooms were well appointed, and the breakfast each day was so tasty! We enjoyed several nights in the jacuzzi under the lights at night to relax before bed. The location was less than 10 minutes from the entrance to the national park. There are a few local restaurants near the lodges as well. Overall, it was a fantastic stay that left us with great memories!

Absolutely lovely location, accommodations and staff. They were able to accommodate an early check in. When we walked into the office you could smell the delicious breakfast they made for the next morning. The room was super adorable and very comfortable. Drea and Carlos were so communicative. We will definitely stay here again!

We loved this place, it was cozy and nice and they were full of helpful recommendations. We would definitely stay here again.

First question first: would we stay here again? Yes. It's a charming, quiet, unique place to spend a few nights in a rain forest. The Volcano Village Lodge rates high on the cool factor. You get your own suite separated from the others and you're positioned up into the jungle in a glass room. The surroundings are quiet, and at night, even sort of magical as the frogs begin singing. Everything is wood and natural looking. You're at an elevation because of the volcano uplift so while there's no air conditioning, the place cools off nightly at night. There's no TV signal (though the room has a TV with DVDs) and there is a wifi signal, but it's spotty. You decide whether this is a plus or a minus. Personally, I find being insulated from modern digital interruption to be a plus, though I suppose that could be achieved anywhere by just turning things off - which I never do. The staff here are friendly, funny, and wonderful. A definite plus. The Volcano Village Lodge buildings themselves are a bit shopworn. They're clean, but just a little tired, I'd say. The place looks like it hasn't had a major reinvestment in a while, and the jungle dampness must be relentless on the wood. The "town" of Volcano has some rough spots. I refer to them as meth-houses, but I don't really know. There's a nearby sign installed by a property owner asking people not to dump pig guts on their property. I give it four stars out of five.

Although picturesque and charming, it was also death by a thousand paper cuts, which is why I give it 3.5 stars. Considering the price, the cons should not exist. Tip: the birds and frogs are very loud so if it bothers you, definitely bring ear plugs Pros... and their cons: -beautiful surroundings, but you can't walk around the property, so the beauty is only what you can see from your room -super soft bed, but the second bed is extremely noisy and rickety -friendly staff, but no way to give them the gratuity or key if you check out before opening hours -close to the National park, but the neighborhood is rough -down the street from a few restaurants and a market, but the food and service was awful, and it's more like road trip pit stop -hot tub and towels provided, but there was a lot of dirt in it and you couldn't use the jets because water would spray out of the tub because parts were broken -large and beautiful bathroom, but only one small mirror and my 6' husband was a head taller than the top and couldn't see himself unless he crouched down -fireplace, but the fan on it is incredibly loud Pro: robes, awesome breakfasts, extra pillows and blankets, lanai

My wife and our two children, aged 10 and 12, spent 3 nights here as we explored Volcanoes National Park and the eastern side of the Big Island. The Mauna Loa room was spacious enough for all of us (our 10 year old slept in the loft), the room was gorgeous and the rainforest setting even better. Lisa and John were our innkeepers while there and catered to our daughter's dietary needs perfectly. All of the food was delicious. It's only about 5 minutes to the park, which was super convenient for hiking during the day and seeing the stars and lava at night.

This place was incredible. The experience was so refreshing after staying in the Hilton Waikoloa Village. Definitely more pros and minimal things that could be improved upon. The location: Despite this hotel being in the middle of a rain forest, we did not see very many bugs if at all, and certainly not inside the room. Also, the location is just so magical. You hear the pitter patter of the rain all day and night. Simply lovely. The room: We visited with our two children and stayed in their largest lodge. It was the perfect size for us. It included two beds, one of which was probably a California king and the other of which was probably a full-size bed. The layout of the room was also comfortable and convenient. My suggestion to them would be to make the upstairs loft safer to avoid any potential injuries for children. They should add a handheld shower in this room as the kids had a very challenging time showering on our first night so we skipped their showers on the second night. The food: They provide breakfast in your fridge the night before and I thought the food was fine. Nothing super great but also not the worst breakfast I've had. They accommodated our vegetarian needs - one day was French toast and pancakes and another was vegan burritos. I wished they had milk for the kids. Also, our water kettle was broken and not replaced during our stay meaning we couldn't make tea in the mornings. The volcano: The proximity to the Park is unbeatable. We visited Volcano House and the Park and had tremendous experiences seeing the active volcano. Truly an experience we will never forget. The amenities, etc.: The lodge kitten Gina was a huge perk for our kids who are cat-lovers! The hot tub was a wonderful activity for us. We had fine Wifi and it was sufficient for our needs. They have dvds that you can rent (for free) and our kids were thrilled to watch PJ Masks and The Minions during downtime. They have umbrellas for guests to borrow. There's no one to help bring luggage to your room although they do have a wagon you can use...

Outstanding place to relax and enjoy. Room was very comfortable, and the fact that breakfast is provided in your room the night before, just heat it up when you're ready, made everything easy. The coffee provided was outstanding. The access to Volcanoes NP is unbeatable. (It's literally down the road), and the little village is charming with a pretty good Thai food place.

Quite possibly my favorite stay at any lodging place in Hawaii. Very much depends on what kind of experience ones looking for. They we stayed in one of 5 quaint, beautiful, cozy cottages. Rained most of the time which adds to the charm in my opinion . Our cottage had a room with a kitchenette, loft, nice big bathroom, small second bedroom, fireplace, and big nice lanai to drink our morning coffee and eat our homemade breakfast provided. Close to a few restaurants, small stores, and we were in volcanos National park. We were lucky to get to see the lava at night as well as the day. We had three people and plenty of room. I already want to go back! Lovely little get away from Maui. Highly recommend and honestly now that I've been to the best, I won't go anywhere else! Thank you so much for the wonderful hospitality!

My wife, two sons (12 yrs, 10 yrs), and I enjoyed a 3 night stay here in August. In the Mauna Loa suite, we liked the open space and glass windows. This place has more pros than cons. We slept really well here because of the peaceful surroundings, comfortable mattresses, and cool temperatures. Because Volcano Village is at a relatively high elevation (3,000 feet), you don't have any mosquitos. We enjoyed the Kona Coffee and breakfast which was placed in the mini-fridge at night. The only downside here was a spotty WiFi connection. In August 2018, the Volcano National Park was still closed (due to eruptions and lava fissures since May 2018). While we took day trips to the Kamakua Coast and the Mauna Kea Visitor Information Station, I would say that Volcano Village Lodge is not a convenient location for an extended stay unless you plan to visit Volcano National Park.

A perfect oasis. Volcano Village Lodge provided the most comfortable hideaway in the middle of a lush forest environment. The cool, misty climate in the higher elevations of the volcano provided an excellent backdrop for getting back to nature and ourselves. It was exactly what was needed after our long travels from the mainland to the beautiful island of Kona, and this is definitely one of the gems of the Big Island. Even the lack of wi-fi added a little something to the experience, as we were able to completely disconnect and just share and spend time with our friends, enjoying each other's company, uninterrupted by technology. The beds were quite comfortable and sleep was deep and restful. At night, you could drift off to sleep while enjoying the sounds of the rain on the roof, or the symphony of frogs, or both of you're lucky. Even though the Lodge was very remote, we were quite happy to be able to rinse off and recharge in the hot tub after we had spent the day exploring the volcano. It was such a revitalizing feeling to alternate between the steamy water and the chilly air. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful with recommendations of things to do in the area and places to eat. Additionally, they provided healthy, nutritious, filling, and delicious breakfast for us each morning we were there. The right thing to fuel you for your day's journeys. When I return to Kona, I will definitely be spending time with Pua and her staff, and diving deep into relaxation at the Volcano Village Lodge

This is a rustic lodge. We loved our stay here. We had breakfast daily. And it was yummy and filling. Our lodge was a decent size. We did share the bathroom with a spider. Didn't have it in me to kill it. She stayed on her web the entire stay so we got along. Don't look under the bed-lots of dust bunnies. The grounds are pretty. And you hear the frogs (coqui) sing at night. But really, I would return. Everyone here was friendly and helpful.

This location is very close to the Volcano National Park. It's a very quiet location and you definitely get a feel for being in the rainforest. Nice to hear the different sounds in the evening and the mornings. In the evening, you can hear an orchestra of coqui frogs singing to you and in the morning, the roosters are beckoning you to wake up. Pua and her team have done a great job with the lodge. The rooms have been thoughtfully equipped from a warming towel rack to a warm fire heater! Each morning's breakfast provides enough energy for the day :). Would recommend to try at least once for the experience of being surrounded by nature.

This place is amazing! So different than a typical Hawaiian get-away. The small town of Volcano is an absolute jungle paradise without any of the scary predators or pests. It was warm and sunny everyday and rained gently every night. Volcano Village Lodge is an amazing private retreat. The lodge is only a five minute drive from Volcanoes National Park. Our room was the Haleakala. It's a beautiful octagon shaped lodge with handsome exposed wood work and large windows looking out into thick pristine jungle. The lodges are perfectly set to give you privacy even with the blinds raised. we even had a romantic fireplace for the chilly nights and a gorgeous private patio complete with rocking chairs to enjoy our morning coffee on. The room had everything we needed including breakfast for each morning placed in your refrigerator the night before so you could eat whenever you'd like. Some of our best memories from the trip are of an amazing warm Hawaiian breakfast and coffee in room right after rolling about of bed. The jacuzzi was exceptionally well kept and was a great way to end the days adventures. Finally, the service was incredible. Pua was an exceptional host and gave us the best recommendations for places we wouldn't have found otherwise. She takes incredible pride in running an amazing B and B and treated us like old friends. This was probably the most beautiful, unique and memorable place we've ever stayed. This is the place to go to have an amazing experience and make great vacation memories. Say hi to Gino the house cat, too! He is the lodges delightful feline co-host.

This is a very unique property set in a subtropical highland rainforest. We stayed in the Kiluea room which was delightful. Three sides of our room were floor to ceiling glass overlooking Hapu'u ferns with leaves the size of a car! The room was immaculately clean with the most comfy mattress ever and a small gas stove that made the room cozy every night as we were falling asleep listening to the rain on the roof (after we took our nightly hot tub soak). The bathroom had a large shower with an endless supply of hot water and heated towel racks. Breakfast was supplied daily and was delicious. Fresh local fruits plus french toast, quiche and sausage that we warmed in our microwave. They also replenished a snack basket with granola bars and nuts and tasty treats daily. And of course, they made fresh coffee and a coffee maker available. We enjoyed wandering through the garden paths and seeing the statues, pheasants and real live pitcher plants! Although there was a caretaker and several other couples staying at the property, we never saw a single other soul, except for the pretty cat that lives there! Need I say more to entice you to stay here? We highly recommend this affordable luxury experience while you are visiting Volcano National Park!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Volcano Village Lodge. The cottage was super clean and the team (Carlos and Pua) checked in with us several times during our visit. We really appreciate the attentiveness! The bed was comfortable (the bed warmer was a game changer!) and the entire estate was beautiful.

Our stay was truly magical and revitalizing. Our unit made you feel like you were in a tree house. Pua the manager and her staff made our stay even greater because of their professionalism, kindness and knowledge. Mahalo to you all. We are already sharing your site with our family, friends and business associates for future planned visits to Hawaii island.

I attempted a payment to Volcano Village Inn on Oct but my card was rejected, so I went for another property's services. The Volcano Village Inn held my credit card information and charged my card $1210 in Dec without my knowledge. I immediately asked them to cancel but the manager ghosted me. I tried to call them for two weeks and even went to the property in person hoping to have someone to talk to. At last I had no choice but submit a lawsuit to local court. Their management is chaotic.Avoid this place if you don't want your vacation plans almost ruined.

What a gem. This is an oasis in the jungle - a peaceful, sexy, romantic and quaint oasis. We only stayed one night, but enjoyed every moment from beginning to end (note: they are one of the *very* few places in Volcano who allow you to stay only one night, and they do change you an extra $50 for it). We stayed in the largest cabin, the Mauna Loa, and it was huge for two people. There was a large main room and a smaller bedroom, as well as a meditation loft. The bathroom had a good-sized shower stall and towel warmers. The bed is VERY comfy (memory foam), and it is wonderful to wake up surrounded by the trees. This place is the definition of tranquility. The privacy screens on the floor-to-ceiling windows were a bit see through, but the distance between huts and the trees provide plenty of privacy. We also enjoyed a morning soak in the hot tub. Everything was well maintained, and they provided a breakfast of french toast, an entire plate of fruit, and plenty of snacks as well. The fresh Kona coffee was nice and strong - not your typical hotel coffee! This might be my new favorite spot on earth :)

Exquisitely peaceful! Thoughtfully designed! Wow! We loved our stay! Our room was perfect for the 4 of us with a loft and a little bedroom. Each morning we sat at our lovely dining table and enjoyed the delicious breakfast that had been placed in our mini fridge! Fresh fruit, banana pancakes, French toast, quiche and sausages! Each morning was a delight!

We LOVED our stay here. This was the last stop on our honeymoon, and a perfect way to really relax. We stayed 3 nights in the Haleakala room and got the best sleep ever. It was chilly and rainy when we arrived, so the fireplace was very appreciated! It warmed the room right up. The bed also had a heating pad with separate controls for each side. There were fuzzy bathrobes and slippers to lounge in, and a towel warmer in the bathroom. We're from New England, so it really felt like a cozy winter-style cabin, just in the rain forest! Each room is separate from the others and feels very private & secluded. We actually never saw or heard another guest during our stay. There's snacks, books and movies available (no TV reception, but who cares!) The breakfasts were delicious. One day was an egg/potato/sausage baked casserole, another was french toast, another were breakfast burritos. Always fresh fruit (papaya, grapes, strawberries, pineapple) and the Kona coffee in the room was amazing. I was thrilled to have a real coffee machine (not a keurig). We were so happy to have breakfast delivered to us and ready in our mini fridge for the next day. We could go at our own pace and heat things up in the toaster oven or microwave when needed. Due to the landscape and style of rooms, I wondered if we'd see any critters or bugs, but never saw a single one. I'm so happy we decided to stay on this side of the island, rather than Kona. We got our beaches in on Maui, and switched it up with the rain forest on the big island. We did drive to Kona one day, which was a little over 2 hours, but the drive was an experience too. So many different landscapes from rain forest to desert to lava rock to beach... all on one road! Shout-out to Pua, the inn keeper. She was wonderfully friendly and a wealth of knowledge for places to go. We can't wait to come back to this peaceful, warm and inviting place.

I initially cancelled my stay at Volcano Village Lodge via email on March 19, 2020 due to the lockdown and did not receive a response until March 27, 2020. In the email I received, which is posted below, Village Voice Lodge promised to give me a refund (excluding a cancellation fee). Since then I have called and emailed numerous times following up on the refund. No one has reached out to me. I am hoping that they will email me soon with an explanation.

We spent NYE here after visiting Volcano National Park and it was such a unique and special experience! The rooms were clean and private, with all glass walls and surrounded by rainforest trees! We found our keys easily, enjoyed our room and the thoughtful touches with heating rods for our towels, breakfast basket with fruit and snacks, the little fridge and our juices collection. The wood-and-glass construction was really rustic and romantic.

Volcano Village Lodge is a beautiful property tucked into a rainforest in the quiet town of Volcano. We stayed there as a vacation if you will and really enjoyed ourselves. Breakfast was always delicious and when problems arose the property manager Pua was quick to act and keep us informed. I would highly recommend this Lodge as a cannot miss place to stay especially if you enjoy vacationing in the lush rainforest.

We LOVED staying here! It was such a unique experience to wake up in the rain forest. The grounds are gorgeous and it is very quiet and peaceful. We loved the breakfasts that were served and the variety of tropical fruits - delicious! We didn't interact too much with the staff, but when we did they were super helpful and friendly. This is a great choice for a quiet, romantic getaway, and close by to the Volcano National Park (5-10 min drive). We stayed for 5 days and that was the perfect amount of time to do a lot of hiking at the volcano park. Definitely recommend!

The Lodge is one of my favorite places to stay. We stayed in the Mauna Loa room while hiking on the Mauna Loa. The room was perfect for a family of four who want to experience the rain forest. Breakfast was delish and served in your room. But the most memorable aspect of the Lodge is the incredible sky of stars at night. If you're touring Volcano park, make sure to stay a night or more here.

This place is wonderful...beautifully built and appointed cabins tucked in the forest just 10 minutes away from the Volcano. Breakfast was hearty - fruit, frittata and choice of cereals and granola bars, coffee and tea. Lots of orchids and other flowers surrounding the cabins contribute to the property's tranquil setting. People running the property were super nice and helpful too.

I find people usually take time to write a review when a stay is bad. I had to take time to write because of how pleased we were with our stay at the Volcano Village Lodge in Volcano Hawaii. We travel the world from one end to the other and I rarely find paradise in the simplest form. Yes, I think the place brought romance back into our mundane lives. I know it brought a better appreciation for nature and life. First, the staff called us by name when we arrived on the property much like I've grown to expect on Singapore Airlines in business class. Jamie was amazing from the moment we got there she treated us like a special guest. Kelsea and Jamie were closer to the level of individual service I've come to know in Asian hotels. The small little retreat in the rain forest shouldn't be called a B&B from my perspective. I would say it is a LODGE in a secluded rainforest that speaks of a sophisticated African safari and not some divided up home offering a nightly bed with morning food. We loved having breakfast waiting for us in our room when we awoke every morning. I detest getting dressed and going to a common area for breakfast when we can be romantically secluded in our own remote love nest. My gracious, the ability to have breakfast on my own clock, in my bed, as a couple having left our children at home and without the grotesquely high room service fees. Room service at a resort on the Kona side set us back $85 for coffee, fruit and two oatmeals. Here I didn't even have to put on a robe to greet room service. The food was in our refrigerator waiting for morning. I admit this may not be for everyone, but it met our needs perfectly. During our entire stay we never meet any of the other guests which was perfect for me. My interactions with the two young ladies was all I needed. I can only tell you that feeling privacy and no mass numbers of tourists increased my pleasure. The Ritz on Maui is wonderful, the Four Seasons on the Kona side is spectacular, but not having to cross paths with umpteen tourists made me happy. I much prefer being a traveler to a tourist any day. Why Americans are determined to put TVs in every room I don't understand. There was a TV in our room, but it was a joy to learn that it wasn't connected to the outside worlds blabbering. We did, I confess, watch a couple of movies one night from the collection they offer. It was perfect for my romantic soul. Again, great if you are willing to escape reality. The town of Volcano was everything (or less than everything) I wanted. It really isn't a town, but more like a select assortment of quaint little dives on a side street between Hilo and the volcano attraction. In the town there is a quilt shop, country store that felt so Americanesque, a fun tiny hardware store that screams 'investigate me', and a delicious Thai restaurant. Mind you, the Thai restaurant, gift shop Americana and the hardware store all connect seamlessly. We don't have anything like that in the big city! Spending the days hiking and the nights at the Volcano and relaxing was amazing, romantic and fun. We drove north to the black beach. How much fun running barefoot on a black beach. The drive further north was (here comes my word of the day) amazing. There is a lot to see in the area. We enjoyed touring the local winery, going to some local place that had art, eating delicious pizza, visiting the coffee shop in the convenience store, hiking numerous locations, meeting some of the locals and meditating. The Lodge was perfect for me taking time to meditate. I went beyond my usual and felt an exhilarating connection with nature. Don't go to the Lodge expecting a typical, traditional hotel experience and certainly not a boring, mundane B&B. For me, the time at The Lodge, as crazy as it may sound, conjured up images of an American version of the book and movie Out of Africa or a classic love story set in the wilderness. I felt a million miles away from civilization yet able to live and explore in a most civilized fashion

Great place to stay. Rooms are secluded and well appointed. Breakfast was delicious. Way different way to see the island than the mega resorts in Kona. Very convenient to volcano national park. Would definitely stay here again.

Enchanting stay at this lovely little rain forested b & b. Kay is a most welcoming hostess. Trees, birds, fresh fruit, cloud-like duvets/bed linens. A hidden gem!

This is a magical place in paradise. Words can't describe it, but I'll try. Just picture waking up each morning in a secluded corner of a rain forest, except you're in a beautiful room, exquisitely decorated, with windows all around you. Pua has thought of every amenity you could want, and more. Great breakfast in the room. Tons of snacks. And she packed a lunch that fed us for two days. Great tips on visiting Volcano National Park, Hilo, black sand beaches, and the eastern coastline. Pua really makes it the perfect place to stay. We can't wait to go back!

This place is a wonderful hidden gem on the island. It is every bit the peaceful, romantic, little slice of tropical heaven we needed to get away from the big city. I would recommend this to anyone. Don't stay here is your definition of vacation is watching cable tv. Even though we didn't get a chance to use it, there is a wonderful hot tub and the hostess Megan is great as well. I miss it already!

Stayed only one night here but wish we had stayed longer. Rooms are adorable, cozy and relaxing. Its like staying in a treehouse. It rained while we were there (on our Honeymoon!) and it was wonderful to turn on the gas fireplace and relax with the raindrops hitting our roof. Super clean rooms and comfy bed, also.

I personally did not find this place to be five star worthy but it became one of the highlights for our honeymoon so based on the happiness level of my wife, they get five stars. This is a small bed and breakfast type place nestled in the backwoods near Volcano, HI. Due to some regulations they are not allowed to serve hot breakfast but they did provide a breakfast in the fridge every afternoon to be eaten the next morning at your convenience. I loved this part as I wanted us to be on our own schedule not on the schedule of the B &B. They even provided us with a bottle of champagne as it was New Years Eve. The room was pretty clean and very updated. There is no cable television but that was to be expected with its more remote location. They do have a very large selection of movies to take back to your room for free to watch, however. The first night we stayed here it rained all night with thunder rumbling in the background. I will never forget the experience of sleeping in the jungle with the rain and thunder in the background. For anyone looking for a few day getaway then this is certainly the best place as it is within ten minutes of the Kilauea Volcano.

My best friend and I found this place on line for a last minute trip to the volcano. We didn't really know what to expect. At first we were a little surprised at how small it is (6 rooms), and how secluded it felt. That feeling soon passed and we immediately began to enjoy the experience. We have a beautiful view looking at the rainforest. They stocked our fridge with fresh fruit, and a hot meal for the morning. A table in the corner of the room is set up with a basket full of snakes. Coffee , tea, hot chocolate, granola bars, oat meal,, You name it I feel like it's in the basket. There is no cable here, but you do have choices for DVDs in the main lobby. Wifi works great:) All in all I would come back again, it's peaceful, and the staff was friendly and helpful :)

Wow! This place is super quiet, super low key and incredibly beautiful. The rainforest setting and privacy make this place a special Hawaiian experience. We stayed 3 nights, did some great hikes in the national park (a very short drive away) - I could easily fill up 3 more days! Loved having a little kitchen and some snacks; breakfasts and a packed lunch were delicious (and our innkeeper accommodated a vegetarian with ease). I can't imagine a better spot to recharge or spend an afternoon reading a book in your treehouse loft (we stayed in the Mauna Loa room).

This place is beautiful. The grounds are well maintained and the rooms are spotless! The people are friendly and they even leave you food baskets. If you are looking to relax and enjoy this is the place.

What a romantic getaway. We felt like we were on our own secluded tropical jungle. Room was beautiful. Staff was friendly and helpful giving us tips for our excursions. We will definitely go back and stay there again...and if we take our kids next time we will get the room with the loft.

Our stay was brief, arriving about 3 pm the day of our stay we were shocked to see a shabby building calling it's self a lodge. THE ROOM AND THE ROOM FOR OUR GUEST WAS PREPAID AND COULD ONLY BE CANCELLED THE DAY WE FLEW IMTO HAWAII! I requested a first floor room for my husband who after three hip surgeries has trouble with stairs. We were shown a room ( up 4 stairs) and on the extreme end of the so called lodge. It was old shabby and stark. When I complained we were given a a room by the stairs but need to wait for it. Our guests didn't bother looking at theirs. We sat outside for a cocktail on dirty chairs and wet tables to the smell of an overflowing septic system. Since we hadn't moved into our rooms we and our guests left to look for other accommodations. We found the Kīlauea Lodge a couple of miles away. Delightful, clean, amazing staff, charming rooms, hot tub and the best food we have had to date! When we returns within 45 minutes the Volcano House refused to refund our two rooms because, site unseen, we hadn't cancelled on Jan. 11th ( while we were flying) for our stay on the 22nd. Save yourselves the grief and stay at the Kīlauea Lodge and have a great experience meeting folks from around the world in front of the beautiful fireplace.

Amazing. Cozy. Awesome. PERFECT. they give you breakfast in the room, they have really sweet concierge-like receptionists. It's a perfect way to cap off a Hawaiian vacation.

Very peaceful. I am vegan and they accommodated this with great results, even providing champagne for our anniversary. The room was very nice, the bed great, the bathroom spacious and we loved the towel warmer. We enjoyed the hot tub, but not real comfortable to stretch out in. We were in the Moana Loa room and there was absolutely no privacy...even with the blinds pulled 3 sides were viewable to anyone walking by to their own room. A few 4' high screens would have taken care of the problem and not obstructed the view of the rain forest... for these prices you would expect better.