Views From the Rim of Hawaii’s Most Famous Volcano

House of the ʻāmaʻu fern

The adventurer in you desires an inspiring destination someplace unique with both familiar and unfamiliar comforts. Welcome to the Volcano House hotel in Hawaii, a historic retreat of 33 guest rooms, suites, and campsites located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience waking on the summit of a volcanic caldera and UNESCO Heritage site. You’re 4,000 feet above sea level in a novel geologic, biologic, and cultural landscape.

The Hotel

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Historic Hotel Rooms

Located near the Kilauea volcano, our hotel has garnered praise from the likes of Mark Twain. Relax in award-winning accommodations that bring you closer to nature. 

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Unique Campsites

Camp in a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site among groves of towering eucalyptus trees.

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Four Features You'll Love

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Historic Location Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park

At its highest point, Mauna Loa measures 13,677 feet, a giant and one of many geological wonders that includes two of the world’s most active volcanoes.

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Gourmet Dining The Rim

Treat yourself to a refreshing taste of the Pacific region at Volcanoes National Park restaurants.

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Doorstep Adventures Experiences

The Big Island's unspoiled natural landscape is right outside your door.

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Tradition Local Culture & Hospitality

Mahalo e nā kupuna lā ʻeā—Gratitude to our ancestors. Share in our culture of respect to those before us and hospitality to guests.

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Onolicious

Our chef wants to share something creative and mouthwatering from the Pacific region with you.
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Dining

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Great lunch & outstanding view!

My husband and I stopped at Volcano House on a whim. It was a clear day and you could see right into the Kilauea caldera while dining. I had a ginger shrimp with jasmine rice in a sweet and sour broth. My husband had the Hawaiian sampler which was beautifully presented in a bento box with poke, poi, fish, and haupia. The service was very attentive as well.
- Barbara F

Volcano House is Open

An old-fashioned hotel with a killer view! The Halema’uma’u crater is no longer glowing red, but the recent landscape changes are fascinating post-eruption. The hotel is very safe, no worries about the lava. In fact, there's no hot lava anywhere on the island right now. But you can drive to the new Black Sand Beach at Issac Hale, and people are surfing there!
- captainkt

Simply perfect, rustic & beautiful

Everything you need is right there! Perfect access to the volcano, food, and entertainment. The Hawaiian spirit and hospitality is on front and center. It's obvious the local community and park caretakers love and appreciate the land.
- Jean246t

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Plan the perfect day

Hiking

The most exhilarating aspect of hiking the Kīlauea Iki Trail is the descent through lush rainforest to a still steaming crater lava lake.

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Ziplining

Take your experience to new heights—literally. Many companies offer zip lining tours so you can see the rainforest and waterfalls from above.

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Snorkeling

The Kona coast is an underwater Eden where coral reefs, colorful fish, and sea turtles reside.

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Camping

The aroma of eucalyptus trees and fresh air is the distinct fragrance of the Nāmakanipaio Campground. See the lava fields, grill, explore, and plenty more.