We stayed in the Ohia room on the third floor. The place had all the essentials. Very clean and airy with windows. Extra blanket and heater for if the nights get chilly (and they do). Spacious and comfortable common area. Having a well-furnished kitchen was great. The place is well-kept considering it was built in 1912. The staircase head space... more

I booked a room with shared bath for two nights in their Volcano Hale property and loved it! The friendly front desk staff was very helpful during my initial phone inquiry and after my arrival provided plenty of information about the area and Hawaiian culture. I enjoyed my stay very much and would love to go back. Excellent location for... more

We weren't interested in a fancy place because we were there just to sleep. Our main purpose was to visit Kilauea Volcano National Park. The proximity of Volcano Hale was great. It was clean, with a quaint decor, & a stocked kitchen we could use. The office staff was really helpful. They had afternoon tea available. Nice gardens. more

I was very surprised to find a low rate of only $56 a nite fpr a king size room with shared bath and TV, only a mile from Volcano Natl Park entrance. Wife and I were more surprised to find the place extremely clean. Most cheap places for this rate are dirty, but no, very very clean. Recommend this place... more

We stayed at Volcano Hale for one night after a long day of exploring Volcano National Park. The location is very handy only five minutes from the National Park entrance. The check-in area was just down the road and we had a fifteen minute wait to be attended to. The room in which we were in was very small. The... more

We enjoyed the friendly staff, beautiful suroundings yet convenient to to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and the local Volcano village with restaurants and two general stores. The Thai Thai restaurant was closed, but we found good vegetarian options at the Lava Rock Cafe. Full kitchen access, spacious common areas, decent sized bedrooms. We loved our stay here. more

We stayed in Volcano Hale in the Lokelani Room for two nights in March 2009. Volcano Hale is a good shared accomodation in the Village of Volcano. Rooms are basic. Bathrooms are good, but the best features of the facility are the large common area and availabilty of kitchen. Main lodge, internet, and check in area are about a half... more

Good price/features-benefits ratio, clean, rustic, nice grounds, close to volcano park, kitchen for cooking (restaurant $ here are crazy, and not even local food, e.g., laulau, wahoo, etc. I can get pizza anywhere). Anyhoo, first time on Big Island/Hawaii and prefer not to return to the mainland...Aloha and Mahalo, ciao! more

Staying with friends fell through, so we called same-day and got one of the cheaper rooms in the Volcano Hale. It is on a different street from the main Chalet, but we were prefectly happy. Manicured and flush with higher-end amenities, the only drawback is the roadhouse-style shared bathroom. The kitchen is a great, and access to the main Chalet... more