Volcano Forest Inn

This small, but cheery inn is home to four rooms set amongst five acres of tropical foliage. It’s in the heart of Volcano Village, right next to the post office, in walking distance from many of the small town’s restaurants and stores. Though the interior is a bit older in appearance, the outside of the inn is charming and settles in nicely amongst the forest. New management as of the summer of 2018 has upgraded the inn a bit with new dehumidifiers, towels, bedding, and property lighting.

YOU SHOULD KNOW This is not the best option for families with younger children – in fact, kids must be at least six years old to stay on property.

room

The four rooms feature walk-in closets, hardwood floors, heavy curtains for a more peaceful sleep, and best of all each has its own private deck. You’ll spend a lot of time enjoying the landscape and birds while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. Two rooms have king beds, two have queen beds, and rates go up for anything higher than double occupancy.

bathroom

Simple bathrooms are fairly spacious. Sinks have granite tops, and the bathrooms contain tub/shower combos.

dining

Though there is no on-site restaurant, hosts serve a light continental breakfast and local coffee in the dining room.

If there aren’t a lot of other guests, take breakfast to go and enjoy on your lanai. Singing birds and rain drops serenading you make for the perfect way to start the day. Otherwise, spend a bit of time getting to know your hosts and fellow guests in the dining room.