This is more than lodging, it is a living story. At the heart, the 1931 Dillingham Residence anchors the estate with leaded glass windows, a grand fireplace, and original Queen Anne detailing. Scattered among the forest are six cottages, each with its own personality, some with full kitchens and others offering romantic nooks for two. The estate also features five contemporary bungalows, where heated floors, artful lighting, and eclectic furnishings provide a refreshing counterpoint to the historic main house.

Sleep in a rainforest. Wake to volcano whispers.

Details here feel both personal and magical. Some cottages are named after local waterfalls such as Akaka, Umauma, and Rainbow, and feature fireplaces and screened lanais that open to the rainforest. The Pele bungalow offers a private lanai and its own hot tub, a perfect spot to soak beneath a sky full of stars. In-room massages can be arranged after a day of crater hikes. Paths lined with moss and ferns thread through the property, creating the sense of staying within a secret garden.

Start each morning with a chef prepared breakfast delivered to your door or chilled ahead for early risers. While there is no restaurant onsite, the nearby village offers a variety of cafés and dining options ranging from casual bites to upscale meals. No matter your craving, delicious choices are just minutes away.