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Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park


It's not without battle scars, but this reliably clean and comfortable Japanese-run hostel harbors a friendly vibe in a quiet location that fairs better on the inside than it appears from the outside. Two six-bed dorms have desks and even a double bed for couples; while two newer (of four total) private rooms are quite nice and cozily cabin-like.

The relaxing common areas and a well-equipped kitchen are in good shape and friendly Satoshi, who now lives off property, lets guests have the run of the place.


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Nearby Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park attractions

1. Niaulani Campus

0.55 MILES

On the edge of an old-grown ohia forest, this campus of the main Volcano Art Center gallery in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park showcases spillover and…

2. Volcano Garden Arts

0.99 MILES

Do your Big Island art shopping at this gallery and studio in the fern forest. Walls and tables overflow with paintings, handicrafts and jewelry produced…

3. Kilauea Visitor Center & Museum

1.2 MILES

Stop here first on your visit to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. Extraordinarily helpful (and remarkably patient) rangers and volunteers can advise you…

4. Kilauea Iki Overlook

1.23 MILES

When 'Little Kilauea' burst open in a fiery inferno in November 1959, it filled the crater with a roiling lake of molten rock fed by a 1900ft fountain…

5. Volcano Art Center

1.25 MILES

Near the Kilauea Visitor Center, this sharp local art gallery spotlights museum-quality pottery, paintings, woodwork, sculpture, jewelry, Hawaiian quilts…

6. Thurston Lava Tube

1.35 MILES

On Kilauea's eastern side, Crater Rim Dr passes through a rainforest thick with tree ferns and ohia trees to the overflowing parking lot for ever-popular…

7. Sulphur Banks

1.48 MILES

A wooden boardwalk weaves between misty, rocky vents stained chartreuse, yellow, orange and other psychedelic colors by tons of sulfur-infused steam…

8. Puʻu Puaʻi Overlook

1.67 MILES

Pu'u Pua'i (Gushing Hill) formed when cinder and ash spewing from the 1959 Kilauea Iki fountain was carried southwest on the wind, piling on the rim and…