We stayed at Halana Lodge for 2 nights as part of our exploration of the national park. The property is set far back from the village, approximately 10-15 minutes drive. When we arrived there, we called the number displayed on the door and the innkeeper was here within a few minutes. She was welcoming and extremely polite and helpful, but... More

If you stay in B&B's you need to be adaptable, a bit flexible and a bit adventurous. Like Forest Gump's box of chocolates, you never know exactly what you're going to get. I say this because Volcano does not have a hotel and we were not sure exactly what we were going to et when we booked a coupl of... More

When we first arrived there was a note on the door which we first thought was a bit strange. But as soon as I called the number Mahi(the hostess) came fast and welcomed us at the Halana Lodge. We were planning on just staying 2 nights but due to private reasons we stayed for two more nights. We hade the... More

We recently stayed here for two nights whilst visiting the volcano area. First thing to bear in mind is that this is located in a remote area. Very easy to get to but remote. I would recommend arriving during the daylight. The place itself is massive. We had it all to ourselves which was very nice. The couple who run... More

We stayed 3 nites at this Bed and Breakfast. It should be noted that they serve a continental breakfast, not a full breakfast. We loved it here. The beauty of the fern forest is unsurpassed. They had a little hiking trail that was fun. Mahi was a very, very nice hostess. Would do anything for you. Help with info in... More

This was our first time staying at a B & B and we were pleasantly surprised. The home on entry was so inviting, large common area, well appointed kitchen area, large dining area,and cozy den room complete with TV and wood burning stove. Outside covered porch with a working hot tub. Our room was very comfortable, heating blankets nice and... More

We stayed early 2011 for three nights. At that time, the innkeepers were a couple living in a separate cabin on-site. They, Larry and Sarah, mentioned they were already retired, but 'retiring' again from maintaining this lodge for their friends and planning to move. When we first arrived, a post-it note by the front door let us know where to... More

We stayed two nights at the Halana Lodge to visit the National Park. We don't usually go to bed and breakfasts but that is all that is really available in Volcano. We found the hosts, Larry and Sarah to be charming and very helpful with information about the volcano. We stayed in the Blue Hawaii room and found it clean... More

First, I have to say that the owners are really very nice people. I just don't think they have quite captured the essence of running an inn. This is actually a B&B. Older large home with bedrooms converted to lodging rooms. We arrived to find a post-it on the door advising us which room was ours and nobody around. The... More