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"Incredible location and grounds. Friendly staff. Room was beyond our expectation, so nice! Food and staff at restaurant were top notch. Would definitely stay here again. Minutes to park entrance."

"The Jungalow was beautiful and came with everything we needed for our group of 5. The location was perfect for our first visit to Volcanoes national park and other sights on the windward side of the big island. The wild chickens were the favorites for the grandkids. Would highly recommend and book again."

"Super cool ohia and fern environment "

"Very private property and very quiet during the day (noisy at night from Coqui frogs but I slept fine with ear plugs). Lovely trees & flowers in the yard. Short drive to the park & restaurants. We enjoyed our stay. The host gave prompt responses & clear instructions. I would recommend the cottage."

"Great location and we enjoyed our stay. Parking was a little difficult, spots are limited. Bring snacks - the selection of snacks to buy is very limited. "

"What a wonderful little hideaway! Small efficiency with a king bed that’s heated!! Gets a bit cool in the evenings but there’s a space heater to keep us comfy!! Kitchenette’s just right for a couple of days exploring the Volcano & surrounding area!! Host is very nice & responds quickly!! Would return again!! "

"It was easy and a great experience wish we could have stayed longer thank you ! Would recomend to stay again!"

"Host was amazing. Process was effortless and easy. Room was incredible. Highly recommend no matter what the circumstance. "

"Clearly the owner put a lot of thought into equipping this for travelers. The coffee station, especially, wowed my husband and was the best we've ever seen in a rental. The tub worked great. It was very clean, with no bugs seen (unusual for a HI rental—the place we stayed after this had Gregor Samsa for a roommate), and that's a testiment to how well it's kept. There's every cooking implement you could ever want, but if you plan to do much cooking, pick up some cooking spray/oil and favorite spices in outer Hilo on the way there. (Pro tip: the Sack N' Save and Foodland will give you the lower "locals" price if you only give them your phone number.)If you're there on Thursday afternoon, don't miss the Volcano Village market from 3-6pm—crafts, fresh vegetables, and ready-made food like pizza and tamales. Much thanks to site manager Rebecca for alerting us that the volcano had just started erupting on the morning of our departure. She didn't have to do that, but it really made our week."