Volcano Forest Inn ★★★

"The hotel is located near Volcanoes National Park, nestled in a forest where you can hear beautiful birdsong at night. The hotel owner is very nice, and you can experience a genuine American family breakfast."

Volcano Village Estates ★★★

"10 minutes drive from the Volcano Park, the volcano erupts the next day, EP32. Since it was very close to the scene, I was really happy. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was unexpectedly delicious. There are a lot of food within 10 minutes of driving nearby, but they are all closed at 21:30. We looked at the volcano that day not because the hotel prepared breakfast one night in advance and put it in the refrigerator, we were going to be hungry."

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."

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."

Chalet Kilauea ★★★★

"The location is excellent, situated in a small village 5-6 kilometers from Volcanoes National Park, making it convenient for multiple entries and exits. The environment is lovely, with 6-7 rooms in a small cabin. The rooms are uniquely decorated, the shower water pressure is strong, and parking is free. Check-in and check-out are completely self-service; you won't see any staff. It's quite chilly at night this time of year, so there are extra blankets. The heater is a bit noisy, and there are ambient lights, but they can't be turned on while sleeping."

Kilauea Lodge and Restaurant ★★★

"I love the fireplace in the room and feel cozy Short distance from the Volcanoes NP"

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."

Volcano Hale ★★

"This is a place for those who like to slowly appreciate the volcano and nature. You can hike to the volcano during the day and encounter Comet Astra at night. You can cook for yourself, but you need to buy enough water in Hilo. Water is more expensive than oil at the surrounding gas stations. It is very quiet. It is very nice when there are not many people staying, with birds singing and flowers blooming. I stayed for a week. The room was 112 years old and the maintenance was average."