Volcano Hotel Guide - Cooper Center hotels in Volcano, United States of America.

"Terrible"

"It was kinda like a duplex cabin! Clean and comfortable!"

"It was advertised as a charming room with a view of a Japanese garden and koi pond. We found it no better than a low budget motel with a poorly maintained pond and a dead fish floating in it. The "kitchen" was adequate with a small counter set much too high, a tiny coffee maker, microwave and a mini fridge. There was an ice tray provided in the refrigerator but was useless because it leaked through multiple cracks. The shower also had a large buildup of hair in the drain cover."

"Great place to stay for the distance from Volcano National Park. Great check in experience & clean quite room"

"The tree cottage was a fabulous place to stay for the week. Very close to Volcano National Park so great for hikers and Volcano watch. The cottage was clean, comfortable and just a great place to get away for peace and quiet. The kitchen was stocked with the necessary cooking utensils and the small fridge was plenty for keeping food cold. Highly recommended!"

"Pleasant stay. we spent the day at the Volcano Natl Park which is only 7 minutes away. had dinner in town, checked in about 5pm. when you drive onto the property you feel like you are in the middle of the rain forrest. really appreciated the tasty banana bread, snacks, and fruit that was left out. our room had a hot tub, which we didnt use. the matress was comfy. very quiet surrondings."

"A quiet spot located just a couple miles from Volcanoes National Park. We stayed 2 nights so we could see the park. The room and restaurant were very clean and staff were great"

"Loved the tranquil rainforest setting! The house was fully equipped and very comfortable. Hosts were amazing! I would definitely stay here again."

"We adored the little rainbow falls rainforest cabin. We have been travelling for about two weeks and it was time for a short retreat before continuing our adventure in the Hawaiian islands. Luckily for us, the volcano erupted, and we got to sit on the front porch listening to the rumble in the distance after having seen the start of the eruption that morning at the rim restaurant before they evacuated everyone."