by Andrew Doughty | Mar 14, 2012
Kilauea Hospitality Group is the collective name for three charming properties in Volcano Village. These are a great option if you want to experience an exotic paradise without breaking the bank. Chalet Kilauea is part of a larger collection of properties that have...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 14, 2012
What a find! This inn is small, just over an acre, and was originally built as an artist’s workshop, but was converted in 2006 with buildings added over time. The stand-alone rooms are set amid a very lush, dense tropical forest of native plantings. Each feels very...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 14, 2012
Reopened in 2013 after a three-year closure, this hotel is located on the rim of Kilauea Caldera inside Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. Before its renovation, it was the longest “continually running” hotel in the state. Volcano House opened across the street in 1846...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 14, 2012
This is a quaint 30-room inn in Hawaii’s Big Island. The Kamuela Inn rooms are nicely updated, feel modern and fresh. No phones (office phone available). Nice continental breakfast included. The setting is well-groomed, and the staff is very helpful. If they are...
by Andrew Doughty | Mar 14, 2012
Good-sized rooms and free WiFi internet access. We’ve had unpleasant interactions with staff in the past—really bad. We can’t quite put our finger on why, but something makes us feel closely watched here at Waimea Country Lodge. Their site suggests that...
