Big Island Hotels

Chalet Kilauea Collection

At a Glance

    Pros

  • free Wi-Fi at all facilities
  • free afternoon tea at main office
  • large variety of lodging types to choose from
  • hot tub
  • fireplace

    Cons

  • office closes at 5 pm—late arrivals allowed but you need to formally check in the following morning

Chalet Kilauea Collection Review

The Collection comprises three inns and lodges and five vacation houses in and around Volcano Village. The rooms, suites, and vacation homes range from a historic lodge with no-frills, basic bedrooms to a deluxe inn with themed rooms and its own six-person hot tub. The Collection's showpiece property, the Chalet Kilauea (double occupancy rooms start at $185) features upgraded bamboo or tile floors, mounted flat-screen TVs, imported linens, and custom-made wooden bed frames. The Lokahi Lodge ($96) provides cozy rooms in a country lodge with plenty of exposed beams and wood, and comfy beds. A large kitchen is available for guest use, as is an on-site, three-person hot tub. For those looking for a bit more privacy, the Volcano Cottages are dispersed vacation homes and cottage rentals around Volcano Village. The Collection's most reasonably priced lodge is the Volcano Hale ($63), which has a communal kitchen and fireplace. Each room at Volcano Hale has cable TV; bathrooms are shared.

    Hotel Details

  • 14 rooms, 3 suites, 5 houses.
  • Rate includes no meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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