Volcano Forest Inn ★★★

"The hotel is located near Volcanoes National Park, nestled in a forest where you can hear beautiful birdsong at night. The hotel owner is very nice, and you can experience a genuine American family breakfast."

Volcano Village Lodge ★★★★

"Just a few casitas, but they all offer privacy in the rainforest. We stayed in Haleakale. Raindrops on the roof overnight with a fire was so romantic. Fresh fruit and quiche were delivered to the fridge in our room before checkin for the morning’s breakfast. A little private porch to enjoy coffee in the morning. And free protein bars in the lobby so we had a treat on arrival. We considered staying in the Hawaii Volcano House on the rim - boy are we glad we didn’t (though we did enjoy dinner there overlooking Kilauea). Being 8 minutes away from HVNP, we beat the crowds and felt like we had the Park to ourselves. If it matters to you, there was strong wifi in our room. And lots of channels on TV. All of the staff we met were welcoming and kind. In fact, I messed up our reservation and John was Mr. “No Problem” when we called to fix things. Try asking a chain to do that - no chance. Our only regret: we wish we’d stay two nights. Other guests we chatted with stayed three nights, and their feeling was also that two nights was sufficient. Highly recommended. Thanks to John, Carlos and all the team"

Kilauea Lodge and Restaurant ★★★

"This is a hotel that has to be evaluated. If you happen to have a plan to travel on the Big Island of Hawaii, staying here is the best choice! First of all, the overall environment is very comfortable and beautiful! All the service staff are very enthusiastic, the food in the restaurant is also delicious, in short, I like it very much! If you bring your children back in the future, you must stay here again! Very close to the Volcano Park, 7 minutes drive, because the park ticket is valid within 7 days, it is very convenient whether it is raining or a little tired or eating a meal to continue to play."

Aloha Crater Lodge ★★★

"The room was beautiful and well-designed. The host was very nice, and it felt like staying in a rainforest. Highly recommended."

Lokahi Lodge ★★

"It's remote and a bit hard to find at night, so it's best to arrive before dark. There's no reception staff. It's very natural; you can hear insects and birds chirping. The facilities are a bit old, but it's close to the volcano park."

Lava Lodge at Hale Kilauea ★★★

Volcano Acres Ranch B&B ★★★

"This property is a gem. Our kid loved sleeping on the lanai/sunroom. The suite was spacious, beds were comfortable. The whole space was very clean, and had everything we needed. Breakfast was delicious. The proximity to the National park was ideal. We stayed in the Punawai Hale. We loved it."

Chalet Kilauea ★★★★

"The location is very good, located in a small village5-6 kilometers away from the Volcano National Park, convenient for multiple access to and from the Volcano Park. The environment is very good, there is a cabin with 6-7 rooms, the room decoration is very characteristic, the bath water is very flush, free parking. Complete self-check-in, check-out, no staff. This season, it was quite cold at night, there were more quilts, the heater was a bit noisy, and there was an atmosphere light, which could not be turned on when sleeping."

Volcano Village Estates ★★★

"The hotel is located two kilometers away from the Big Island Volcano Park in Hawaii. It is time to go to the Volcano Park to see the eruption. The hotel is very beautiful and actually stays in the tropical rain forest. The price of the three-person suite is very suitable, the room is very cost-effective, but the breakfast is more sloppy, breakfast without tax 15 knives per person, there is a quick-frozen pancake and a little fruit, it is recommended not to book breakfast, others are quite satisfactory."