Volcano Places

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Welcome to Volcano Places, where we offer vacation rental accommodations in Volcano Village on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Volcano Places offers a variety of vacation rental accommodations in Volcano, on the Big Island of Hawaii. While our lodgings are not technically Bed & Breakfasts, the warmth of our cottages and hostess, Kathryn, will make you feel right at home.
Each of our cottages is unique, like our cozy but roomy studio cottage, Kates Volcano Cottage, a luxurious and exceptional one-bedroom, Nohea, and two family-friendly two-bedrooms, Kahi Malu and the Volcano Bungalow. Our rentals all include a complete kitchen and more privacy than most of the B&Bs available in Volcano, Hawaii.

Comfortably fits 2-3 guests. Rates as low as $205/night.
The finest one-bedroom vacation cottage in Volcano Village. This romantic hideaway has open beam ceilings, wood-panelled walls throughout, and beautiful trim details, all serenely sensual and soft.

Comfortably fits 3-4 guests. Rates as low as $110/night.
A large studio cottage in a quiet corner of Volcano Village. This spacious cottage has a king-sized bed, full-sized futon couch, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, and private covered deck.

Comfortably fits 4-5 guests. Rates as low as $135/night.
This comfortable two-bedroom, one-bath cottage in Volcano Village has koa floors, lovely furnishings and lush landscaping. A restful home-base from which to explore Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

Comfortably fits up to 5. Rates as low as $135/night.
A recently refurbished 1930s cottage in the heart of Volcano Village with two bedrooms and one bathroom. Charming and comfortable, the Volcano Bungalow offers lodgings for singles, couples, or small families.

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About Volcano Village
Volcano Village is a unique community in the tropical rainforest next to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, on the Big Island of Hawaii. Youll find everything you need to make your vacation a memorable one! Visit the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, dine at a nearby restaurant, or visit some of Volcano's art galleries and artists' studios. Read More

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Eruption Update! For more information, read this great article at bigisland.org or check out the HVO status page for daily updates. There's also some volcano videos that are definitely worth checking out.

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Don't stay just one night!
Staying one night in a location doesn't give you "two days" there; it gives you two travel days with some sightseeing en route and at your destination, between schlepping luggage in and out of your lodgings place. Given the size of Hawaii Island (4,038 square miles/10,458 square kilometers), it takes about three hours to drive from one side to the other. If you decide to visit HVNP, and you drive over from Kona or Waikoloa, you could visit the Park before checking in, then after dropping off your luggage, you could have dinner. If you want to see the lava entering the ocean, you'd drive an hour down into lower Puna, walk out to the viewing area, stop in Phoa for dinner, then drive back up to Volcano Village; the next morning you'd have to pack up and leave. You could perhaps visit the Park again but with luggage in your car, with a long drive ahead of you to the other side of the island.
If you stay two nights Volcano, that would give you one full day in which to explore the Park and do a hike, as well as going to the viewing area in lower Puna, on either the first or second night, relaxing on the other night, or perhaps visiting the Kilauea summit area to see the glow from the lava pond, currently two-hundred meters below the floor of the Halemaumau pit crater. A three-night stay would give you a second full day, allowing more time to do additional hikes, see more of the Park, or perhaps, Hilo ("hee-lo") town and the waterfalls along the Hmkua Coast, or the Ka District, with its black and green sand beaches; Volcano Village is well located to explore the east side of the island. Most of our guests who have stayed two nights have wished they'd stayed for three.