Aloha Junction Accommodations

Comfortable, well kept, very close to Volcano National Park entrance. Proprietor Robert was a wealth of information. Breakfast was yummy and served in a light-​filled dining/​living room.

One of the nicest, most welcoming and comfortable B&Bs at which we’ve ever stayed — and quite reasonably priced. We wholeheartedly recommend Aloha Junction to anyone visiting Volcano National Park. A very special place.

Robert was a most accommodating host. Property is well appointed, secluded from the already lightly used local road. Just minutes to Volcano National Park, just up the street from restaurants & services.
Breakfast was quite enjoyable, both the food & the conversation with the other guests.
Wifi logged on without issues with reasonable speed, Satellite TV offered wide viewing choices.
Lovely porch & garden to enjoy. Modern bath, very serviceable mini kitchen in Garden Room where we stayed.
Would recommend to all seeking accommodation in Volcano!

«Beautiful, peaceful, special!»
We only had one night to stay in this lovely inn nestled in a rain forest, and off the beaten path, in Volcano. And that, is my only regret. I wanted days to linger in the glass enclosed dining porch, or the comfy, tastefully decorated living room complete with fireplace. Robert the owner, and his wife, have attended to every comfort one could desire. But the VERY best part of all, was that huge blue and cream bedroom with pillow top king bed, the softest linens imaginable, and walls of windows looking out on the lush Hawaiian landscape. After hiking hours in the heat, wind and sun, we showered and went down for a nap listening the soft rain beginning to fall outdoors. If you think this sounds like heaven, you’d be close. Breakfast the next morning was just fantastic, papaya with bananas, juice, waffles and super tasting sausage! Wish time permitted for at least two more days here! Thank you Robert & Susan!

I found this place on
and the reviews were perfectly matched to what other reviewers had mention. The Inn is conveniently close to to Volcano National Park & is in Volcano Village where restaurants and gas station is a block away.
The owner Robert was very friendly and mention a lot of amenities that the inn provided such as Wifi, Television, Shared Kitchen, Water, Tea & Coffee, Fruit, Snacks like popcorn, Fireplace, Living room, Free Parking, Towels, and etc. This place is perfect just like you are at home.
Please note that the shower is a bit outdated but not a big deal as you are only staying here for 1 or 2 days at most and plus this place is not a beach resort like Fairway Villa in Waikoloa as its a small bed and breakfast inn. Overall, had a nice experience staying here for one night.

Perfect place to stay if you plan on visiting the eastern part of the island. As one of my fellow reviewers already mentioned, don’t stay in Hilo, stay here. This place is about 3 miles from the volcano national park, so you spend no time traveling. It’s a beautiful 4 bedroom 1925 plantation house that’s converted to a b&b. The owner Robert lives in another accommodation right outside this one. It’s also really cheap to put up here. We got the largest suite in the house with two joint rooms (one with a king and the other with two queens and a bathroom) for $ 150. This can actually accommodate 6 people!
The best part is that the rooms are located in different parts of the house with separate entrances to those parts. So although there is a full house most times, no one is in anybody else’s way. Robert is a good host and is available if you need anything.
The rooms were very cosy and clean. The whole place around and the house is so beautiful that you will love it here. There is a huge collection of guide books on Hawai’i inside the rooms and in the common area. You have free wifi and the speed is good. Robert also cooks breakfast for his guests every morning. We had requested for a vegan breakfast. Robert accommodated that and made us a good breakfast comprising fresh fruits, juice and hot eggless blueberry pancakes with macadamia nuts. He also gives you full access to the kitchen where you can make yourself milk, tea, hot chocolate etc.
I will be living here for more than one night when I visit the island again.

Beware of hidden fees!
We booked a room, specifically for 2 adults and 2 kids, on
for $ 125. After we booked, they sent us an e-​mail which asked for extra $ 40 for the 2 children. It was too late to cancel the booking without penalty. No where on the
listing mentions this fee. The owner kept saying that, «
— they don’t list it» but other B&B in this area do list this fee in specific amount. I found it unfair to ask for this fee after the booking is confirmed.
When we arrived, they didn’t tell us what is the password for WIFI, nor did they tell us what is the time for breakfast. So I cannot comment about the WIFI strength.
Mattress seem old, and it’s mushy in the middle. I couldn’t sleep well at night.
Room is very big, but the bathroom is small (just a shower stall and a toilet). If you are big, it will be difficult.
We submitted the same review to
and it never shows up, while review of later dates have already shown up. No wonder this place only gets «wonderful» reviews! I cannot believe how dishonest
is, and I will never book anything through them anymore!

This was just right for us to spend an overnight near Volcano NP as we were staying in Kona during our week in Hawaii. Bob was so gracious and helpful, even when I was booking the reservation a month ahead; had some issue with the website order but Bob gladly made adjustment for me. As a host he was very good, gave us just what we needed and made sure we got a good breakfast before heading out on our tours. Will definitely stay at AJ when we come back this way.

If you’re on the east side of the Big Island, I cannot recommend Aloha Junction enough.
My wife and I were staying in Kona but wanted to spend a day exploring Volcanoes National Park and take a trip down to watch the lava flow into the ocean at night (we went through Kalapana Cultural Tours)… we wanted to be able to take our time exploring and not have to drive back to Kona at 3 am. We are so glad we found Aloha Junction.
The rooms were comfy and the guy that owns it recommended some things to do in the area. The location was absolutely perfect for hanging out and exploring the volcano.
Breakfast in the morning was amazing (blueberry pancakes with macadamia nuts), fresh juice, and papaya filled with yogurt, topped with banana slices.

Don’t stay in hilo. Stay here. The rooms are adequate but man the bed was comfy. The room’s heater made it perfect for snuggling. Robert was a perfect host. He stayed out of your way but entertained all your request. He even made egg white omelet for my bf upon request. Note that he was not even serving eggs those mornings. Location was perfect for exploring. Will stay again.

This is the first bed and breakfast I have ever stayed in. It was fantastic. :o)
The location:
One mile away from Volcano National Park at the end of a little (easy to miss) one lane driveway surrounded by beautiful, lush, green, foliage.
The accommodations:
Access to full kitchen with all the cookware, appliances, and dishes you care to use, living room with TV, DVD, and VCR complete with movies, games, and poker chips, a nook area with Hawaii maps and guidebooks, clean rooms with connected bathrooms, sinks, TV, and electric fireplaces, and most importantly, FREE WIFI. ;)
The breakfast:
Fresh papaya with banana slices and a lemon wedge (I can’t stand the smell of papaya, but with a squeeze of lemon juice, it was gone and then so was the papaya ;D fresh eggs from Robert’s chickens, and homemade blueberry macadamia nut pancakes with a myriad of syrups to choose from.
Our host, Robert, was so nice and easygoing. He had a full house that night and didn’t bat an eye at the number of pancakes he was going to flip the next day. =) He let my two children stay without charging us extra and held on to my camera for me when I left it there accidentally. Definitely recommended!!! :o)

Honestly, if I could give it another star I would but this thing only allows 5 stars. My family stayed here for 3 nights early in the summer. When we first drove up, I could only think «Oh my god I hope it isn’t some creepy B&B where everything is dilapidated.» Well hell’s bells, it was PERFECT.
It’s roomy, it’s OUTRAGEOUSLY clean (my mother, the neat freak who can’t be satisfied, was so satisfied she wished our house were like that). Robert (the innkeeper) was friendly and welcoming, informative and wonderful overall.
We were placed in the Alpine room and it was amazing. The Bedroom has double doors leading out onto the back patio with a gorgeous view of the lush, spacious yard. The rain made everything so fresh and relaxing, the weather was perfect! Cool and misty, I couldn’t ask for more.
The breakfasts were the best! They are always served with fresh eggs from Robert’s chickens, the fruits fresh picked from his trees (papayas a MUST!) I’ve never been a fan of papayas until I tried these.
If you’re an animal lover, Robert’s dogs are the sweetest things!

This is a B&B in Volcano. The host, Robert, runs a great B&B. He is friendly and helpful. We have stayed there on two different occassions and each time we were impressed. Robert renovated the B&B recently and expanded the rooms. He added insuite baths and generally created a very warm atmosphere.
AJ is clean, roomy and most importantly an excellent value. The breakfast included fruits, juice, eggs (fresh), pancakes, tea or coffee (Puna). It was super. If you are considering a trip to see the volcano, AJ is about a mile from the National Park. Highly recommended.