Volcano House Hotel
Perched on the rim of Kilauea Caldera, Volcano House has a venerable history, but its accommodations are...
Perched on the rim of Kilauea Caldera, Volcano House has a venerable history, but its accommodations are...
You'll probably hear a monster truck or two zooming past on Hwy 11 from inside this cozy wooden cabin on the grounds of Volcano Garden Arts, but who cares? You'll be dreaming the dreams of masterpieces yet to be crafted and awake to birdsong - th.
With its spiritual focus and unusual, gorgeous cedar structures, this is not your typical B&B.
With a variety of well-appointed, country-cozy rooms, this rambling lodge is a nicely romantic choice. Plus, it runs the area's best restaurant (mains $25 to $35; open 5:30pm to 9pm), serving hearty steaks and German comfort food (
Occupying an historic 1886 house, this European-style B&B is delightful; it is run by gracious, gregarious hosts who make you feel like family.
Three miles west of the visitor center, this campground's two pleasant grassy meadows fill with as many tents as they'll hold. It lacks privacy, but nice facilities include rest rooms, water, fireplaces, picnic tables and a covered pavilion.
Only a tent pitched in one of the park campgrounds delivers a better natural setting than these four cottages tucked among giant sugi trees and old ohia. Fully and comfortably equipped, these digs are a hiker's delight.
Kulanaokuaiki Campground is about 4mi (6.5km) along Hilina Pali Rd. This secluded, quiet, eight-site campground has pit toilets and picnic tables, but no water.
With three B&Bs (and five vacation homes; call for details), Chalet Kilauea has something for everyone.
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