House in Volcano, HI
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Summary:
Trade the beach crowds for native birds, cool forest air, and a quiet soak under the trees. Anthurium Cottage sits in Volcano near Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, with two bedrooms, two baths, and room for six. French windows and doors look out to the Ohia Forest, while the open kitchen, dining, and living areas make it easy to come back together after a crater walk or lava tube visit. Light the wood fireplace on a misty evening, take a private hot-tub soak, or settle into the jetted tub before bed. The large lanai is a good spot for coffee when the forest is waking up. This is not a sunny resort address. It is a genuinely different Big Island stay for a family or couple that wants to explore the volcano, breathe deep, and sleep surrounded by green.
The Space:
French windows and doors wrap the cottage, keeping the Ohia Forest close from nearly every room. Two bedrooms and two baths sleep six, with an open kitchen, dining, and living area for sharing a meal after the park. French country details add warmth, while the jetted tub, private hot tub, and wood fireplace are especially welcome on Volcano's cool, misty nights.
Guest Access:
Guests at Anthurium Cottage enjoy access to a private hot tub and a garden backyard tucked into the rainforest of Volcano on the Big Island. A private entrance with a lit path at night, plus a patio or balcony, make it easy to relax outdoors and take in the cool upcountry air.
The Neighborhood:
Volcano is a cool, forested village beside Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, where tree ferns, mist, and native forest take the place of beach traffic. Drive into the park for crater views, lava tube walks, and the Chain of Craters Road, then stop in Volcano village for a casual meal or provisions. This area is not especially walkable, and a car is the practical way to explore. Evenings can be cool enough for a fire or hot tub. It is the right Big Island base for families who want geology, hikes, and quiet woods alongside their Hawai'i time.
Getting Around:
Hilo International Airport is about 45 minutes away, an easy drive through lush upcountry forest. A rental car is a must for exploring Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and reaching Hilo's beaches, shopping, and restaurants. Volcano village itself is small and walkable for a few local shops and cafes. Parking is generally simple, available on site or along quiet residential streets.
Other Things to Note:
Check-in time: 4:00 PM. Check-out time: 10:00 AM. Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. No smoking is permitted anywhere on the premises. Streaming services available with guests' own account(s). This home is not equipped with air conditioning. This property is managed by Heavenly Vacations. All guests shall abide by Heavenly Vacations' good neighbor policy and shall not engage in illegal activity.
Interaction with Guests:
Our local Heavenly Vacations Hawaii Island team is just a call or message away throughout your stay. From Kona sunsets to Volcano adventures, we love sharing our favorite places to enjoy on the Big Island, and we are here to help right away should any issue arise. We respect your privacy and are here whenever you need us.
Trade the beach crowds for native birds, cool forest air, and a quiet soak under the trees. Anthurium Cottage sits in Volcano near Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, with two bedrooms, two baths, and room for six. French windows and doors look out to the Ohia Forest, while the open kitchen, dining, and living areas make it easy to come back together after a crater walk or lava tube visit. Light the wood fireplace on a misty evening, take a private hot-tub soak, or settle into the jetted tub before bed. The large lanai is a good spot for coffee when the forest is waking up. This is not a sunny resort address. It is a genuinely different Big Island stay for a family or couple that wants to explore the volcano, breathe deep, and sleep surrounded by green.
The Space:
French windows and doors wrap the cottage, keeping the Ohia Forest close from nearly every room. Two bedrooms and two baths sleep six, with an open kitchen, dining, and living area for sharing a meal after the park. French country details add warmth, while the jetted tub, private hot tub, and wood fireplace are especially welcome on Volcano's cool, misty nights.
Guest Access:
Guests at Anthurium Cottage enjoy access to a private hot tub and a garden backyard tucked into the rainforest of Volcano on the Big Island. A private entrance with a lit path at night, plus a patio or balcony, make it easy to relax outdoors and take in the cool upcountry air.
The Neighborhood:
Volcano is a cool, forested village beside Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, where tree ferns, mist, and native forest take the place of beach traffic. Drive into the park for crater views, lava tube walks, and the Chain of Craters Road, then stop in Volcano village for a casual meal or provisions. This area is not especially walkable, and a car is the practical way to explore. Evenings can be cool enough for a fire or hot tub. It is the right Big Island base for families who want geology, hikes, and quiet woods alongside their Hawai'i time.
Getting Around:
Hilo International Airport is about 45 minutes away, an easy drive through lush upcountry forest. A rental car is a must for exploring Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and reaching Hilo's beaches, shopping, and restaurants. Volcano village itself is small and walkable for a few local shops and cafes. Parking is generally simple, available on site or along quiet residential streets.
Other Things to Note:
Check-in time: 4:00 PM. Check-out time: 10:00 AM. Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. No smoking is permitted anywhere on the premises. Streaming services available with guests' own account(s). This home is not equipped with air conditioning. This property is managed by Heavenly Vacations. All guests shall abide by Heavenly Vacations' good neighbor policy and shall not engage in illegal activity.
Interaction with Guests:
Our local Heavenly Vacations Hawaii Island team is just a call or message away throughout your stay. From Kona sunsets to Volcano adventures, we love sharing our favorite places to enjoy on the Big Island, and we are here to help right away should any issue arise. We respect your privacy and are here whenever you need us.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Volcano, HI
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
The setting in the rainforest was awesome, early morning fog and afternoon/evening hot tubing was spectacular. Loved all the old furnishings.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
The place was exactly as described—clean, comfortable, beautifully decorated with old Hawaiian charm. Hot tub surrounded by beautiful native plants was an unexpected find. Would definitely stay here again! Mahalo!
8 / 10Excellent·Apr 2026
Great little place near the national park. Loved the Hawaiian mountain home vibe and hot tub. Our boys loved the chickens roaming through in the morning and tossing the football in the yard. Easy to find, clear instructions, as advertised. A little cold in the morning. Thank you for our stay!
6 / 10Average·Apr 2026
My family of three travels to Volcano often and we have stayed in many vacation rentals. However, there are three, fairly significant, things that we have never encountered 1)In bullet point #16 of 19 of the check-in information, the host recommends that you don’t cook with or drink the water. The host provides 3 gallons of bottled water, which is likely fine for a short stay, but for over 2 days, you should expect to buy bottled water. The house does have a catchment (standard for homes in the area) and the water is filtered, but it is unclear if it is sub-standard, or if this bullet point was for liabilities sake.2)Volcano is gorgeous, but it can get cold at night. The host provides roughly 2 nights worth of firewood and space heaters. If the temperature gets into the low 50s, the house is cold. If you are staying longer than 2 nights, expect to purchase wood . 3)The guest is responsible for delivering all of the trash to a transfer station. The two nearby transfer stations are only open 6 days a week. If you check out on Wednesday, you will need to plan ahead and transfer your garbage before you check out, or haul somewhere else.The smell in the Queen bathroom was still present when we were there. It came and went, but when it was there, it was very obvious and unpleasant.All that said, we had some lovely relaxing times sitting on the lanai or snuggled by the fire. But, due to the three things above, I wouldn’t stay there again.
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Top rated by guests
9.8Outstanding
(43 Ratings)
"The setting in the rainforest was awesome, early morning fog and afternoon/evening hot tubing was spectacular. Loved all the old furnishings."
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