We very much enjoyed our stay here. In reading previous reviews I want to agree with what they said. Breakfasts were excellent as was the coffee. The hosts have lots of information about things to do, and based on their advice we took up their recommendation for an outfitter to rent a kayak to cross Kealakekua Bay to the Captain Cook Monument and snorkeling. On the kayak trip we saw spinner dolphins for the first time...what an amazing site. I highly recommend you doing this as a half day trip. The snorkeling there was great too. If you are concerned that it may be too adventuresome for you, be assured that we are a couple in our 50s and we negotiated it just fine, so you can too.

Forget what the other poster said about suggesting you rent an SUV to get to the B and B. We did just fine in a compact car, and I think the road is paved the whole way to their driveway. They send excellent directions for how to get there which you will need as its a bit off the beaten path (which is what we wanted). Even though the road is paved, it is only one car width wide, even though it's a two way street, so it can be a bit intimidating initially. Would recommend you drive there the first time in day light if possible, but once you've figured the way there you can come and go at night and you'll have no problems.

We really enjoyed walking the grounds of the coffee plantation. Their cat escorted us the entire time we were walking the grounds.

We have stayed at Cedar House for the past three years. We are partial to the Cottage. It's a wonderful location...surrounded by coffee trees and flowers, wonderful hosts, delicious breakfasts...a really beautiful place to vacation! We can't wait to go back!

My wife and I spent four days at Cedar House and were delighted with it. The hosts are great: nice people and were very helpful to us, which is probably the most important part of staying at a B&B for us. It was fun to be in the middle of coffee country. The house is located about a mile off the main road, so it really feels like you're out in the country away from the crowds. You've got excellent snorkelling near by. Also, several very good restaurants are close.

My husband and I stayed at this B&B for five nights. Accommendation was okay and free snorkeling gear was available however I missed the friendly host experience from other B&Bs I know. When we arrived, we got a whole lecture of what we are allowed to do and what is off-limits.

Breakfast was delicious (fruits, break and warm dish) but it was only served at 8 am. No flexibility there. We had to leave twice early (to go on a volcano tour and to catch our flight back) and simply got a muffin, banana and caprisun for our trip.

It's on a coffee plantation and therefore high up in the mountains. Although we had a compact car I recommend to rent a SUV for this B&B.