Volcano Forest Inn ★★★

"One bed faces the door, and the other faces a mirror; it's a bit creepy at night. Also, the hotel's entrance is hard to spot at night. There's just a quiet courtyard outside. The location is good, close to the volcano."

Volcano Village Lodge ★★★★

"The staff was so helpful, ensuring we had everything we need due to the upcoming storm. They even texted us when the volcano was fountaining so we could rush to view it! The kids loved waking up to the sights and sounds of a rainforest. Beautiful location."

Kilauea Lodge and Restaurant ★★★

"This Hotel is very near the volcano national park. The staffs were very friendly. There are parking places inside the hotel. The breakfast was very simple but ok."

Aloha Crater Lodge ★★★

"The room was beautiful and well-designed. The host was very nice, and it felt like staying in a rainforest. Highly recommended."

Lokahi Lodge ★★

"It's remote and a bit hard to find at night, so it's best to arrive before dark. There's no reception staff. It's very natural; you can hear insects and birds chirping. The facilities are a bit old, but it's close to the volcano park."

Lava Lodge at Hale Kilauea ★★★

Volcano Acres Ranch B&B ★★★

"Very close to the volcano park, less than 10 kilometers away. It far exceeded my expectations; it felt like an American farm stay with sheep, cows, geese, and chickens, plus a pond. The rooms were very clean, and breakfast was excellent. Make sure to check in before dark to get a good feel for the surroundings, and then head out for dinner after settling in."

Chalet Kilauea ★★★★

"The hotel is a jungle hotel, the small environment is better, the birds and flowers are fragrant. The hotel's service is fully self-service, basically no host, so you need to solve it yourself. Check in at 3 o'clock, check out at 11 o'clock, you need to strictly abide by the time. It is very convenient to go to the Volcano Park, about 5 minutes drive into the park."

The Pacifica Inn