Check out the Volcano and relax in a rain forest retreat! The space As you pull up to this grand cedar style home you are immediately greeted by all of the beautiful nature that the Big Island has to offer. Walk down the gravel pathway surrounded by native Ohi'a trees and Hapu'u plants hovering over you like an umbrella of nature. You will see a cedar home with just a few steps up to your lovely getaway. There is a small covered patio for guests. As you enter your room you are instantly greeted by nature with huge glass windows looking out to your very own Hawai'i forest. The room has a memory foam Queen size bed for two. There is a small coffee bar with a mini fridge and a microwave. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the mornings or have a romantic dinner for two as you sit at your own private table. The room has its own bathroom with a shower and tub. There is an electric heater to warm you up on those cold Volcano nights. A wall-mounted TV for those that want to relax and watch a movie. Volcano is a cold area so warm clothing is a must. Visitors come to the Big Island to explore the volcano and beautiful black sand beaches. Take a four wheel drive up Mauna Kea and visit the second largest mountain in the world or take a drive down to Waipi'o Valley to take a refreshing dip in the ocean as you visit the Valley of the Kings. Cruise around the island in a day and see what this "Big island" has to offer. **This is a multi-unit property with multiple rooms and lodges. Each room has its own entrance and is private from the other rooms with a shared outdoor hot tub. This property is on water catchment which is not suitable for drinking or cooking. Drinking water is provided. Guest access Guest have access to a Nature walking trail on our property. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and listen to the sound of the beautiful birds singing. You may come across wild pheasants or Jackson chameleons that roam the rain forest. Any of the wild animals you may encounter are totally harmless so don't be afraid. Other things to note Volcano has lots of great restaurants like Lava Rock, Thai Thai Bistro & Bar, Tuk-Tuk Thai Foodtruck, and The Rim (located in the National Park). Please note that most restaurants in Volcano are closed on Mondays so you may need to travel to Keaau or Hilo which is about a 30-45 minute commute. There are a few convenient stores in the area for supplies and groceries. Our water source comes from a water catchment so it is not for cooking and drinking. Drinking water is provided.