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"Beautiful property, comfortable accommodations. Everything we could have asked for! The owner even came and knocked on our to make sure we knew about the volcano eruption nearby that was going on late at night."

"Volcano House has rustic charm with an unbeatable view of the volcano caldera. Staff welcome you with a mimosa and cookie. You can sip hot chocolate beside the fireplace or eat a delicious breakfast while watching the lava flow. Truly memorable experience!"

"Incredible location and grounds. Friendly staff. Room was beyond our expectation, so nice! Food and staff at restaurant were top notch. Would definitely stay here again. Minutes to park entrance."

"We have stayed at the colony I at sea mountain in pahala twice. We absolutely love this place, the people are veey nice and make you feel at home. I love the privacy and how quite it is. Its also a 5 minute walk to the beach where you can see the green sea trutles."

"The cottage was quaint and quiet. The perfect spot for a relaxing getaway."

"It was easy and a great experience wish we could have stayed longer thank you ! Would recomend to stay again!"

"No frills bed and breakfast. This is the type of place that you book for serenity and for the quiet atmosphere which was perfect for our trip. It is worth noting that you need to make arrangements to get your access code ahead of time if you think you will have delays in your travel. However this process was easy to do. The property is close to volcano national park and also has an enjoyable rainforest environment as well. "

"Host was amazing. Process was effortless and easy. Room was incredible. Highly recommend no matter what the circumstance. "

"We love staying here whenever we visit volcano. It is such a unique place, with rooms designed with so much care and attention, from the beautiful art and unique furniture, to the cute coffee set-up, to the towel warmers, to the jacuzzi. The sound of the rain falling with the birds singing will change your entire brain chemistry."