Keaau Hotel Guide - Hobby Garden Hawaii hotels in Keaau, United States of America.

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"Centrally located for exploring the East side of the Big Island. Host was very helpful with suggestions of where to eat and things to see. Very comfortable and beautiful accommodations. "

"As described: secluded, a much- needed respite; chocolates helped! Coqui’s night calls make me sleep though some might need ear plugs. I spent most evenings under the lanai’s bugless tent (green geckos were allowed:-) and beautiful silver pheqsant(!), Bed, couch, HAMMOCK, shower are big plusses. FYI: a short drive from Hilo past 8am is clear; 3:30 onward competes with schoolbus traffic. [Complete the serenity: Wander to 4th Ave. midway same 15- address block at the Labryinth and continue to oceanside Haena cliff overviews.]Maybe note on house directions that 7th Ave.’s street sign is Hinahina…?Mahalo, Karla and Joell ( heads up on water usage another thoughtful act.) couch,showerActually, a short drive from Hilo past 8am; 3:30 onward competes with schoolbus traffic.Maybe note on directions that 7th Ave.’s street sign is Hinahina…?"

"We loved our stay at this VRBO! The hosts were quick to address our few questions/concerns. The home was renovated very nicely, had amazing A/C, and was a great gathering place in the evenings for our two families. It is a stones throw from Hilo or Volcano National Park, which was great since Kilauea erupted while we were there. The close stay made it possible for us to get to the park quickly and avoid the long wait to get into the park for those who had to drive. We will gladly stay here again!"

"New beautiful home with luxurious accommodations. Large patio to enjoy early morning and evening views. Beds were very comfortable. Large windows for lovely views of countryside all around. Quiet and peaceful."

"Wonderful property, very clean and comfortable with convenient amenities. Hope to be back sometime!"

"As a writer retreat, which is why we were staying, this place was almost perfect. The host was fantastic, very welcoming and working to make sure our stay was as good as possible. Having stayed in many places across the Big Island, this was very representative of a higher quality place, especially for the price. For a couple, it was perfect. There is a queen and a bunk double bed, so you could sleep six. I think for a small family it would also be great, but four adults might find themselves a little cramped, and three couples would be very tight in the lounge. The flat sits in the top floor of the house, but we heard nothing of the ground floor, and the house is very well protected from the surroundings, so we felt both very secure and private.It was our first time staying in Paradise Park, and the location worked well for us. The local area was actually better served than I worried it might be, with cafes, delis, bakerys and supermarkets within fifteen minutes drive. The drive to Hilo was not as frustrating as I feared it might be, we would drive to the beach every day - but during rush hour, the traffic was pretty terrible. Of course, that's reflected in the price, and for us it was definitely worth it. The extra 20 minutes to Saddle Road did make the drive over to Kona more imposing, and I think if we'd stayed in Hilo town, we might have headed out that way - but it was very well located for the volcano. Absolutely would stay here again and would highly recommend."

"Family had a great time staying at Tony and Samira's Farm. They were super friendly and communicative. Kids loved the farm atmosphere with chickens, sheep, goats, and lots of lizards.They were so thoughtful as to notify us of the volcano eruption happening and we were lucky enough to catch this event!"