Holei Sea Arch Hotels

"It was a beautiful property, a tropical paradise with all the beautiful flowers. We stayed in the Honeymoon Suite which was just lovely and cozy. It was really nice having tea, fruits, and ramen noodles waiting for us on a cold rainy day. "

"the property was very well maintained and by the time we arrived we got a free upgrade. the stay was very comfy and convenient ro national park.very clean and hygiene property. happy to have stayed here. "

"All the staff were friendly and the room was clean and comfortable."

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"The Jungalow is lovely and situated in a neighborhood with lots of greenery incl. palms, ferns, flowers and woodland critters like frogs, birds, visiting chickens. It was nice to get away from city lights and sounds - we slept great! The location is good for various day trips. We received directions and other info prior to our arrival, and the property manager was easy to contact for questions re how to recycle items, and we suggested securing the edges of the area rugs for better safety. I would recommend the Jungalow to friends."

"I absolutely loved the experience! Instructions were clear. The place is gorgeous and it was the best best vacation I've ever had"

"Our cottage was at the edge of the jungle, and we fell asleep both evenings to lovely birds singing throughout the night. The water dripping from wet leaves onto the rooftop was also soothing."

"We loved the full kitchen. Was really quiet. We really appreciated Misty working with us on an extended stay."

"First, this property is cool if you know what you are getting into. This is way off the off the grid living. You are staying on a lava field in a shipping container. That is the cool part. It is remote, and just wow for sunset and sunrise. The host, Ron, was nice and communicated well. The location on VRBO makes it appear on Chain of Craters road just near the famed sea arch in Volcanoes National park - a big reason we picked it. However just a bit east of there the road has been closed there for decades from a lava flow, and the property is on the other side so it actually takes about an hour to get to Volcanoes Park. Best way to pin actual location is to look up Red Lava B&B on Google maps: a different shipping container in the same field. It is isolated. Last few miles dirt road. You won't have access near by so best to stop in Pahoa to load up on a few things. Now pics may appear to be all alone ( believe some are older), but there are several neighbors...a few built right in front of your view towards the ocean. These folks are all off-griders living in very rustic conditions. The host makes several notations and instructions about where you can park, where you can walk and when you can head out in the morn (not before 830am) specifically because of "grumpy neighbor". There are two separate units here attached and one has only 1 bed room w bunks & no air. Other larger unit w/ king or queen bed. Listing pics seem to mix it all. Overall, unique exp for a night."