Compare Hotels with Balconies in Volcano

"3 minutes from the NP entrance… Well maintained and clean. Somewhat surprising, didn’t see anybody during my stay but full info was provided beforehand. One slight criticism wb the lack of A/C. Not sure it is safe to open the windows at night. Overall- very good and recommended. Thanks"

"Overall it was a good spot for one night. Super clean with nice amenities. However, to check in you have to arrive within a certain time and pick up and return the key at the True Value a short drive away. No potable water, but they provided a jug of bottled water. We arrived at the end of check-in time frame and it was rainy and foggy, so finding the checkin spot was challenging. TV is in a little sitting room. We didn’t shower because when you first turn on the water in the basin it was bluish. Not sure what that was all about. In the morning you can easily hear your neighbors in adjacent rooms. We stayed just one night and it met our needs given how few lodging options are in Volcano. We run and Airbnb, my suggestion is to purchase coded locks and make check-in simple and fix the water situation."

"A quiet spot located just a couple miles from Volcanoes National Park. We stayed 2 nights so we could see the park. The room and restaurant were very clean and staff were great"

"Clean room with everything you need. Couple fans, wall mounted fireplace heater, dehumidifier which kept the room dry enough though bit louder. Bigger bath with separate dressing area. Very close to Volcano NP and the communication with the host was top notch. Not much food options near Volcano NP but good food in Hilo. Nice little garden area with koi pond. Overall we loved it and we will definitely come back here. PS - Parking like others mentioned can be bit tighter but it was ok. We came in a 4door wrangler and was able to squeeze in without problem. Full size suvs might be a problem. The last spot near exit is big enough to park a full size suv."

"We adored the little rainbow falls rainforest cabin. We have been travelling for about two weeks and it was time for a short retreat before continuing our adventure in the Hawaiian islands. Luckily for us, the volcano erupted, and we got to sit on the front porch listening to the rumble in the distance after having seen the start of the eruption that morning at the rim restaurant before they evacuated everyone."

"My 16 year old loved it and she’s hard to make happy!"