We first choose this B&B, based on their website, and price point. The reviews here were good as well.

We stayed there for 2 nights during the 1st week of November. There directions were very clear, and easy to follow. We had no problem finding the B&B. We pulled up in the drive which was lined with palm trees, heading to the parking area which fit 3 or 4 vehicles. Our first impression was that of the owners waving at us from the large living room window. Barbara met us in the driveway and knew exactly who we were. We felt like we were being welcomed to our grandparents house - very warm and charming indeed.

The Room we had was the Ali'i room. We had our own private entrance. Barbara escourted us to our room, and let us know about the features of the room, and did everthing to make us comfortable. We then headed to the living and kitchen area, and had a good talk about the area, and where we were from etc... We felt right at home. Barbara was very good at letting us know about the village, and places to eat.

Our room consisted of 1 large Queen sized bed, and a Single Bed. A writing table in the corner by the window. Also provided is a microswave and TV. The ceiling fan came in handy too! The bathroom was very spacious, and clean. There were plenty of towels for us to use. The room was lined with cedar walls, and smelled of fresh wood, really felt like a cottage to me. They had just renovated this room as well. They have just purchased this B&B 2 years ago and are upgrading it themselves.

The Breakfasts were very well prepared, with a touch of love, there's nothing like home cooking. The first morning we had a fruit cup, with French Toast, and Sausage, and the Second morning we had Fruit Cup with Scrambled Eggs and Bacon. They had fresh juice and coffee all ready for us.

I would recomend this B&B to everyone. It was excellent.

My husband and I stayed in the Ali'i room (in the house). First the negative, the room was old and in desperate need of updating. There was a rather musty smell to it and reminded me of the 70's. But, it was clean and the location and price are excellent. The breakfasts were wonderful, lots of food and the inn-keeper was very friendly, made you feel like part of the family (which you kind of were since breakfast was served in her kitchen... a lilttle bit strange!). If you are looking for somewhere to stay while in Volcano it is in a great location but certainly nothing fancy.

This was my first bed and breakfast experience, but I have nothing but good things to say about our stay here. I don't remember the name of the room, but it was tidy and well appointed. The candid photos posted here are mine. We were told not to drink the tap water but we were given a jug of drinking water plus another 20oz bottle for the bathroom.

Breakfast was tasty and the owners are very friendly. I would recommend this B&B to anyone.

We stayed in the haku cottage. It was really an old building someone fixed up. It was decorated pretty, but it was VERY dusty. I spent a lot of time sneezing. The bathroom was nice.

The breakfast was very good and the hosts were pleasant. But this place needs a thorough cleaning. I would not stay here again.