基拉韋厄山區木屋(Chalet Kilauea)

Ungepflegt und verlassen, Das ist das, was man zu dieser Unterkunft sagen kann. Wenn man ankommt, findet man eine verlassene Unterkunft, kein Personal vorhanden. Nach etwas suchen findet man einen Umschlag mit seinem Namen und Zimmerschlüssel an der Wand.. Die Außenanlage mit Teich, die Zugangstreppe und Flure vor den Zimmern sind sehr ungepflegt. Nur die Sauberkeit des Zimmers ist okay. Wir sind jetzt 5 Nächte hier und haben kein Personal gesehen, vereinzelt kamen andere Gäste für 1 Nacht Wir werden hier nicht mehr hin gehen.

Beautiful property with pond, gorgeous foliage. Lovely room with attention to detail, including beautiful wood and rock details. Seamless check in/out process. Easy, quick access to the lava flow viewing and hiking in Volcanoes National Park.

If you are going to Volcanos National Park, this is a fantastic location. It only took us 6 minutes to get to the park. It was very clean. I would love to hear the story behind it- the rooms are like works of art. Very funky. Beautiful really. An odd layout- our room didn’t have a chair to sit in to put on my shoes. Just 2 barstools. It is a no- host facility so be prepared to be by yourself in what seems like a remote place. The birds are amazing- you will feel like you are in a rainforest.

Incredible. Once in a lifetime jungle getaway. This coming from born and raised locals - a one of a kind place to stay in Hawaii. We came to Volcano during an off-peak day and they upgraded our rooms to suites which were stunning. I'm a 30+ country world traveler and this is 5 stars in every way. Impeccable interior design as well. Be smart - book this now.

The actual room was very nice and the area quiet. Close driving distance to the national park. There were no staff there and it was self check in.I think only 1 other person staying there when we were there, so it felt very isolated set back in the forested area,that part was a little creepy. I wouldn’t have wanted to stay there as a single person.

What a surprising gem this small hotel is in the very small town of Volcano Village. There are less than 10 rooms, and each one is different. The place was very cozy and quite off the beaten path from any traffic and other activities. We had 2 rooms that each had refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, an electric fireplace, satellite TV, large showers and interesting stone bathrooms. It was just a fun way to add to our time spent at nearby Volcano National Park. We would strongly recommend this location to everyone. It did not matter to us that check-in was contactless, and we did not see any one either checking in or checking out. There was a telephone number to call in case we needed something, and additional towels, etc. were made available in case we wanted them.

Could be charming, but grounds are neglected and furniture inadequate. ONE chair for a "self-catering" room? Does the second guest stand to eat? Room had 2 small nightstands and one larger that doubled as the "counter" for the "self-catering" barely enough room to prepare coffee. Our companions' room did not even have the self-catering for one friendly worker that we happened to meet b/c we found the property early, saw no one. Note on advance email that "there are only two of us for 3 properties" apparently was the excuse. Must email to communicate, phone calls unanswered. My advance email went unanswered. Dirty, sagging cushions on the porch chairs. Dead ferns & foliage lying all around. That is not "ecological." Business cards state "mini wet bar" and "cable TV." TVs were mounted, w/ a sign "do not work-amenity coming in the future." Sign in lobby "to print boarding passes, see front desk;" which did not exist. Because of confusion about how to enter the locked interior, some guests looked for their units via the unit porch doors, which HAD NO NUMBERS. At 11 PM an arriving guest tried his key in our exterior door. We are familiar w/ Volcano; stayed at another property in in the past. We know that none are luxurious, but this property was unacceptable, except for the bathroom. Tiny, but beautiful new tile work in the shower. Apparently the electrical wiring is not quite adequate, however, as there were instructions & warnings about using the hair dryer.

Expensive. Furniture rickety. Loud from dehumidifier and heater. Bed comfortable. Used kitchen sponge. No directions for garbage removal or emptying the dehumidifer, which filled up in less than a day. No comfortable place to be when not in bed.

We had lovely quiet, private stay. The rooms are not the resort-style that many go to the Hawaiian Islands for (and personally, we don't like that atmosphere). We originally booked Lokahi lodge but didn't love the view in our room, so they were able to get us a beautiful, clean room at the Chalet Kilauea with no notice. Room had a nice layout, big windows and was very clean. Each room is different so its worth it to call if you have specific needs. The hot water was really hot, electric fireplace and heater worked nicely to keep us dry in the rainforest environment. I get that some recommend Hilo or other more lively towns, but this is a great choice for families with small kids who don't want to add a 40 minute commute to volcanoes park. Grounds, koi pond were nice to walk through and fun for the kids to run outside.