All-in-all this was a nice place to stay. The Lodge consists of about 5 or 6 separate buildings linked together by tropical rainforest pathways. Basically you have your own cabin/hut. It was a great location within 5 minutes (drive) to the Volcano National Park. This is a bed and breakfast, with an interesting twist. To allow privacy and people to... More

Our only mistake was only booking one night here. We were greeted and settled in by a charming Vietnamese woman who made our stay perfect. We enjoyed the peace and solitude after having been in a huge beach front hotel for the previous 3 days. Breakfast was prepared in advance, the table was set, and all we did was heat... More

Stayed here largely on Trip Advisor reviews and was not disappointed. The Mauna Kea room was great - large, very nicely furnished, fireplace, many windows surrounded by the rain forest. Really a beautiful, secluded spot and only minutes away from Volcanoes Natl Park. Only minor problem was that the bathroom adjoined the bathroom of another unit and there was minimal... More

We just returned after hiking the volcano and staying 3 nights in the Mauna Loa room. The place is better in person than in the pictures - furniture arranged differently. It is a large luxury log cabin, great bathroom. Wood everywhere, nice books and artwork. Spotless. Room heated up nicely (almost too much) on the cold nights. Lots of goodies... More

This is a small (maybe six cabins) set in the rain forest very near the entrance to the Volcano’s National Park. I recommend anyone visiting the area to stay two nights here if you can. Very peaceful and close to the park More

We stayed here for one night, but wish we could have stayed much longer. Location was perfect (5 minutes to the park). We stayed in the Mauna Loa suite which was ideal for our family of 4. My daughter had her own bedroom, and my 11 year old son loved sleeping in the loft. Having breakfast ready for us was... More

I feel in love with this quaint lodge in the rainforest and wish I could escape here for a month away from life. The way the rooms are connected via raised walkways reminds me of images I've had of rainforest lodges since I was a young girl. I saw Volcano Village Lodge listed in Brides Magazine and read about this... More

We stayed here two nights in Dec 2011 and really loved this beautiful property. The area is a rainforest, so bring your umbrellas, but everything green grows here. The small bungalows are set privately in a beautiful garden-like property and are equipped with everything you need. There are gas lit fireplaces in each lodge for heat (which we needed to... More

I was completely shocked when we got here. I knew what to expect after seeing the website, the all raving reviews and other random bits of information and photos, but it really translate to the actual experience. This is one of those places you just have to experience to understand. The minute you walk up to the beginning of the... More