About Aloha Hale, your home in Volcano, Hawaiʻi
The story behind our peaceful rainforest retreat, and the care that goes into every stay.
A peaceful Volcano Hawaiʻi retreat, made to be lived in
Welcome to Aloha Hale, a peaceful Volcano Hawaiʻi retreat tucked away in the heart of the island’s lush rainforest. At VolcanoHI, we are passionate about creating a welcoming place where guests can slow down, explore freely and feel truly at home.
The home was built in 2012 and has been cared for ever since. It has a warm, handcrafted feel, with cedar walls, hardwood floors and skylights, and it was even featured on HGTV. Everything about it is meant to make a rainforest getaway both restful and memorable.
We chose to offer a private home instead of a room in a lodge, because the best part of Volcano Village is the quiet. Here you have all of it to yourselves.
The things we care about
Privacy first
A private home means no shared halls, no lobby and no crowds. Your stay is yours.
Honest information
We tell you what Aloha Hale is and what it is not, so there are no surprises when you arrive.
Local knowledge
We know the park, the village and the island, and we are happy to share our favourite trails, lookouts and cafés.
Care for the home
Regular upkeep and clean, comfortable rooms keep everything simple and hassle-free for you.
Three bedrooms, all yours
About 1,300 square feet of warm, well-furnished living space inside a private rainforest property, with everything a family or couple needs for a relaxed stay on the Big Island.
- Private hot tub on the lanai
- Wood-burning stove
- Full kitchen
- Hardwood floors
- Ample parking
- Rainforest gardens
In the heart of the rainforest, close to everything
Situated in the rainforest near Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, our Volcano HI retreat puts you close to local cafés, art galleries, scenic trails and the island’s natural landmarks.
Minutes to the park
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park is a short drive away, with Kīlauea and its trails close by.
Village life
Cafés, art galleries and a quiet community are nearby in Volcano Village.
The whole island
Hilo, Punaluʻu, Mauna Kea and the Kona side are all easy day trips.
Read more about staying here
Aloha Hale: the Volcano Hawaii lodge you actually want to book
What makes a stay here different.
Read more Where to stayWhy stay in Volcano Village instead of a hotel
The case for a quieter base.
Read more Area guideThe complete guide to Volcano Village
Where to stay, eat and explore Kīlauea.
Read moreReady to experience Volcano, Hawaiʻi?
Your rainforest escape is calling. Check dates and book directly with the owners.