Lava Tree Tropic Inn - Pahoa

Tried it so you don't have to!

A tropical fruit breakfast with homemade bread made mornings good, complemented by Irene's warm and engaging stories that seemed like cozy chats with family. The lush gardens invited adventure and made every corner of the hotel a visual feast.

Getting there requires navigating rough, unpaved roads that challenge regular cars, and the early morning serenade from roosters can disrupt sleep, which might not suit light sleepers. Shared bathroom arrangements can lead to some convenience issues.

The venue is wonderful, food is fresh, good location to go to visit the island. The staff is welcoming, as well as owner. Everything is fabulous, the room is clean and airy with the private bath which included a sleeping area and dressers, for instance.

I enjoyed its reasonably large and airy rooms.

I booked it many times and recommend. Had a lovely stay on vacation, glad I've chosen it.

Can just recommend for a short-term stay

Charming garden, good breakfast, where fresh tropical fruits made each morning special and a cozy living room provided a perfect space to relax after exploring the nearby volcanic national park.

Everything is what I need and want.

Breakfast with local fruits was good.

exploring gorgeous parks and landmarks just minutes away

The location was perfect for a weekend traveler like me, with the fine lava tree state park just about 2 km away and charming pahoa village a quick drive from the inn, making my walks filled with unique sights and experiences that felt special.

Surrounded by lush greenery, the outdoor space boasts a variety of fruit trees, perfect for enjoying fresh, homemade breakfast delights. The weekly Ukulele gathering adds a unique touch, fostering a sense of community and offering an authentic local experience.

The rough access road is quite a trek, requiring a sturdy vehicle, which posed challenges for those in regular cars. The lack of an en-suite bathroom can be a hassle, especially when multiple guests share the facilities. The early morning calls from nearby roosters and frogs might interrupt your beauty sleep, so light sleepers should be prepared.

the road leading to the inn was a bit tricky! but the breakfast with local fruit was amazing, and the garden was a true paradise. also, the owner's stories about her life were really entertaining!

Staying in the Queen Room with a Balcony offered a cozy refuge surrounded by lush greenery, where the sounds of the rainforest created a relaxing ambiance each day. Breakfast was a stand-out feature, with a good selection of fresh local fruits that brightened up our mornings. Reaching the location requires a vehicle with good clearance due to the rough access road and some minor inconvenience with shared bathroom arrangements might arise during busier periods. Despite this, missed connections with fellow guests during the weekly ukulele gathering were unfortunate, as it offered a unique and enjoyable local experience.

The breakfast features an excellent array of fresh, local fruits every morning. The road is pretty rough, so a sturdy car is needed for access. Enjoyed a lovely ukulele gathering with fellow guests, making it a unique experience.

I stayed in the Double Room with Two Double Beds, and it was super comfy! The room was clean, spacious, and had a cozy vibe. I loved how nature was all around. Irene had this charming way of making everything feel like home. The only downside was the road getting there-definitely requires some effort. But once you're inside, it feels like a little paradise.

I enjoyed waking up to the sounds of the rainforest each morning. The breakfast was a highlight, especially the homemade bread and tropical fruits. I loved participating in the weekly ukulele gathering and hearing stories. A nice experience was exploring the nearby waterfalls and relaxing in a volcanic hot pond.

The access road was challenging and required a sturdy vehicle. Some areas felt damp without much warmth.

The host. We enjoyed live music events and explored very nice nearby waterfalls. It's the perfect spot to unwind and experience authentic Hawaiian vibes without missing modern comforts.

The access road was a bit rough, requiring a sturdy vehicle to handle the terrain. It's something to keep in mind as it might pose a challenge for some guests.

It was just a top selection for a weekend getaway in Pahoa with good value for price. Enjoyed the delicious homemade bread at breakfast that added a special touch to mornings. Make sure to have a sturdy vehicle for the rocky road access.

The charming wooden floors and cozy living room, and I loved the lovely garden view from my balcony. It.

Improved access on the entrance road would be nice.