Crater Rim Cabin was a complete pleasure to stay in. They really went out of their way to make it a great place to stay. Everything was very clean, well thought-out, stylish and so charming. There were so many small details: - A sign outside welcoming us by name and a carport to park our van in; - Notes throughout with reminders and helpful hints; - Tons of local information (guides, pamphlets, books, etc), some music, videos, little toys. - There are two big fans and an air humidifier. - Lovely art - Bedroom: a king bed (semi-firm), armoire, tv/dvd player with some vids and music, alarm clock, chair, bedside tables, more books, lots of pillows and blankets, including a warming blanket, a small deck and stairs off the door, and a view to the glow coming off of Kilauea (we couldn't believe it at first!).  - Kitchen: there were little cereal boxes, a dozen fresh eggs, coffee, bread, juice and other goodies, a full stove with oven, full size fridge with freezer, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and all the trimmings, towels between the pots and pans, and other thoughtful touches;  - Bathroom: plenty of towels and products, a lovely window-as-mirror, pocket door, standing shower, bench;  - Living room: a fold-down bed/couch, an electric wood stove, two lounge chairs, a table with 4 chairs, lots to read, blankets, lovely windows and pleasant lighting; there are big umbrellas and beach mats for use in the main room closet). The surrounding garden was simply lovely, and i found it fairly easy to crutch around. It's right next to a great big (and marked by chairs) drop-off so be careful! This was an amazing gem in the middle of the park. Regarding accessibility: - There's a wide ramp to the main door making it possible to get into the cabin in my 48"L x 24”W mobility scooter. i parked in front of the closet as you just come in to charge over night. i used my forearm crutches inside and found it easy to move through the space because everything is on the same floor, it’s a relatively small space, the hardwood flooring is the same throughout, and all the doors are wide.  - The kitchen is wide enough to accommodate someone going in and out in a wheelchair, but is otherwise *not* adapted for wheelchair user use, and there are some things placed high up.  - The bathroom may be an issue for some people because while there's a wide pocket door, there's a raised shower box beside the toilet and the sink is in front of the toilet, so there isn't enough space to transfer; but if you're able to ambulate it could work. It's laid out exactly as in the images. i found the door a bit tricky to use because there's no pull-out lever you can grab to close it.  - There had been a lot of scented products used in the cabin for cleaning and ambience. i found...