Volcano House Hotel, Volcano
About the Hotel
Historic Volcano House stands as the only 4-star hotel inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel maintains a rich cultural legacy through its
Crater View Accommodations
Rooms feature
Exclusive Park Dining
The property houses the only two restaurants in the park: The Rim serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with locally-sourced ingredients, while
Rustic Camping Experience
The Namakanipaio Campground features
Volcanic Park Setting
Located 31 miles from Hilo, the hotel positions guests at the
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Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Free Wi-Fi
- No parking
- No pets allowed
- Security
- Baggage storage
Services
- Wake up service
Spa & Leisure
- Library
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Toilet
Media
- iPad
- Telephone
Location
Reviews and Ratings
My stay at Volcano House was nice, with stunning views that took my breath away. The cozy atmosphere made me feel right at home, and the staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. However, the room, while comfortable, lacked some historic charm and was on the smaller side, which was a bit of a letdown. Overall, I would highly recommend this unique location for anyone looking to explore the park.
Staying at Volcano House was a nice experience, thanks to its stunning views of the Kilauea caldera and convenient location inside Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. I enjoyed the cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, but the room felt somewhat dated and could have used better cooling options. Overall, it was worth it for the unique experience, but I would consider a standard room next time. 🌋🌅
My stay at Volcano House had its ups and downs. The views of the Kilauea caldera were absolutely amazing, and the hotel staff were welcoming and accommodating. However, I left feeling disappointed with the dining options and the noise levels from families near my room. Overall, the stunning location made it worth the trip, but improvements in food quality and sound management would elevate the experience significantly.
My stay at Volcano House was a mixed bag. The charming old-school vibe was cool, and the beautiful views of the Kilauea caldera were amazing. However, the basic rooms and some service hiccups were a letdown. Overall, I'd say the location makes it worth it, especially if you're exploring the national park.
I had a mixed experience at Volcano House. The views of the Kilauea caldera were stunning, and I loved the cozy atmosphere, but I faced a few challenges with noise and room upkeep. Some aspects felt dated, and for the price, I think I could have found better accommodations elsewhere.