1 Bedroom Guest House in Pahoa

This place is very nice and clean split level one bedroom “Ohana house” set in a tropical country setting. It is private and spacious and comes with wireless or hard wire Internet access, cable TV, DVD player, and long distance phone (mainland & Canada) washer/dryer, fully equipped kitchen with microwave, gas stove and oven. Fully turn-key with everything you need to “Make House” and perfect for 1 or 2 people. There is a strict No Smoking policy. We are 20 minutes south of Hilo and located off Ainaloa Blvd. at the 7 mile marker coming south from Keaau and 3 miles further south is Pahoa Town providing restaurants, shopping, and Olympic size swimming pool with free access. We are just down the road from the largest farmer’s market on the island. The weekly rate is 400.00$ which includes all taxes. There is a onetime cleaning fee of 50.00$ non-refundable. All rates based on double or single occupancy. There is an extra person charge for more than 2 people. Reduced monthly rate is available for 1200.00$ We accept checks and cash or travelers checks only.

Centrally located in the Puna district to all of the local activities and attractions. Go one way to fantastic snorkeling in Kapoho and the wonders of the Red Road such as the Hot Pond, surfing, and great jungle/ocean views. Another short drive takes you to the wonders of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to see a live volcano up close. Plan to spend the day as there is much to see and do there. Great hikes including the Thurston Lava Tube. Hilo is not far and has great restaurants, shops, museums and beautiful views out to Hilo Bay and the often snow capped Mauna Kea. Just north of Hilo is the Famous Hamakua Coast with breathtaking views of valleys and the ocean. Be sure and drive up to the Waipi'o Valley Overlook for more incredible views then on to the western town of Wiamea where the famous Parker Ranch is. Don't miss our famous Farmer's Markets. Hilo has one on Wednesday and Saturday and the Makuu Market just outside of Pahoa is on Sunday.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, featuring Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes. Volcano Area: seven restaurants & one snack bar w/bowling alley, two convenience stores, the Volcano Winery, golf, a bird park, and hiking trails. Thirty minutes to Punalu'u Black Sand Beach, and forty minutes to Hilo. Hilo Attractions: Kamehameha Statue, Liliuokalani Gardens, Lyman Museum and Mission House, Mauna Loa Macadamia Center, and the Panaewa Rainforest Zoo. Gardens: Akatsuka Orchid Gardens, Big Island Tropical Gardens, and the Nani Mau Gardens. Parks: Akaka Falls State Park, Ka Lae-South Point Park, Wailoa River State Park, Wailuku River State Park, and Rainbow Falls. Beaches: Hilo Bay Front, Honoli'i Beach Park, Isaac Hale Beach Park, James Kealoha Beach Park, Keaukaha Beach Park, Kolekole Beach Park, Mohana Beach, Ninole Cove, Onekahakaha Beach Parks, Richardson's Beach and Whittington Beach Park. So much to do and see!  

• Nearest Airport : Hilo at 0 miles distance;
• Nearest Town : Pahoa at 0 miles distance

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Puna offers us an incredible back-yard of steam vents, hot ponds in park setting, black sand beaches, coastal cruising in the rental car with tropical vegetation and ocean views that are a feast for the eyes as well as the spirit, lava flowing into the ocean with awesome sci-fi looking landscaping as a back-drop. True diversity for the Soul, It’s like visiting another planet, all this within 20-25 minutes travel time. 3 miles down the road we have Pahoa town, with ethnic restaurants and Natural Food store or regular supermarket. We are located 1.5 miles from the largest Sunday Farmers market on the island. Oodles of local color, produce, entertainment, and food. In another direction we have Volcano national park. Always something going on of an interesting nature including some extremely wonderful hiking trails. Going in the other direction we have Hilo town, Rainbow falls, boiling pots, and Kaumana Caves. Always someplace to go and the convenience of a local person to give you insight and direction in which to enjoy the sights and beauty of the Big Island… This home is set in a tropical garden. There is always something in bloom here. Take your time and see how many plants you can recognize. Yes that is lava and this garden is growing right out of it!! Try digging a hole in that. It's hard to imagine gardening in lava but actually lava is full of minerals and nutrients that make plants thrive.