Volcano Inn Bed n Breakfast

It was quaint and beautiful. I loved the view from the windows and the gorgeous lanai dining area. I watched the birds while I ate breakfast. The room was well-stocked and big.

The bed was a bit uncomfortable. It felt worn out. The hot tub also seemed pretty old and the lights didn't work.

Staff, Environment

Difficult to locate late night

Loved the quaint vibes and the breakfast. Rooms were extremely spacious and the price was perfect

If you a light sleeper, try to avoid the Crater room as it is directly under the kitchen (I think) and they are up preparing the amazing banana bread early. You can also hear the plumbing if you are downstairs which was annoying

This is a special place. Our room was HUGE! The hot tub ambiance was so cool (it was raining, we were surrounded by gorgeous greenery, and just enjoying it all). The gardens are so beautiful. Everyone was so nice and the banana bread was so yummy. It was such a welcome respite in an amazing part of the island.

I liked everything but I knew what to expect! Taking one’s shoes off before stairs and non potable water in the room is just part of the sustainable vibe. There’s water downstairs to fill up your bottle. We brought extra breakfast items for us/our kid and put into the shared fridge. Plan ahead, it’s worth it!

Everything

Très bon accueil Réveil au milieu de la nature Petit déjeuner très apprécié Proximité des volcans Parking inclus sans frais supplémentaires

need better breakfast

A charming, rustic inn with welcoming staff. My third floor room was spacious, clean, and had tons of natural light.

There wasn't a breakfast but corn bread was offered--recipe could be purchased for $10!

Make sure you get to stay in the main house and not the "guest shack" with no potable water. I'm guessing the main house has drinkable water.