Volcano Village is the gateway to Volcanoes National Park and the lodge is an easy drive into the park. The village is a small community with very little in the way of traditional tourism, it is a great way to experience true Hawaiian "Aloha" with many of the businesses and restaurants being locally owned. When guests arrive at the lodge they remark on the peace and quiet that surrounds them. They love the quiet pitter patter of rain on the roof of their private hideaway. Many of the lodges are positioned for absolute privacy and are tucked away into the rain forest making it feel like you are staying in a secluded tree house. Sit on your private deck and enjoy a cup of fresh ground local Kona coffee before breakfast. Then after a day of exploring, soak in the hot tub and maybe relax by the fire in your room with a good book before retiring for the night. Wifi is not fast, and there is no cable TV so it is the perfect place to switch off for a few days.

An idyllic stay in every way near the summit of an active volcano.

Each lodge is appointed with the best linens, fluffy bathrobes, and slippers. Included in each lodge is a small refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven, tea kettle and coffee maker. Most of the rooms will accommodate more than one person (additional fee) and the bigger lodge is very family friendly with a second bedroom, sleeping/meditation loft and a wet bar. Each lodge has a private entrance. Parking is free as is WiFi which is available in each room. All rooms have a gas or electric fireplace adding to the ambience in the cool Volcano evenings. Select a fun movie from the large DVD library to watch in your room, or pick out a game to play.

A complimentary breakfast is served daily and includes fresh local fruit and a hot entree. Breakfast is delivered to your room in the afternoon to enjoy on your own time in the morning. Refrigerators are stocked with milk and water, and fresh ground Kona coffee and tea bags are in your room. Homemade muffins and a guest snack box is available throughout the day and evening at the reception area. Local restaurants serve a variety of menu items including traditional American food, Tai, and pizza. A list of suggestions and opening times can be requested from the Innkeeper. 

Volcano Village comes alive during the day and is an artist community with many of the artists living in the area. A car is needed as there is no public transportation to visit art galleries, glass artists, or one of the largest Orchid greenhouses in the world.  In addition enjoy a tour of the local winery and try some true Hawaiian wines. Volcano is quiet at night, there is some live music locally to enjoy on the weekends as well as a wonderful farmers market on Sunday. Visiting Hawaii is all about having once-in-a-lifetime experiences and this Big Island B&B delivers that and more!