The Park, home of Hawaii's active volcano Kilauea, offers miles of scenic overlook and trails. Stunning vistas and both hot and cold lava make touring the park an experience to remember. The Lodge, built as a YMCA camp in 1938, now serves the community as a popular country inn and restaurant. Albert and Lorna Jeyte purchased the property in 1986 and are the owners and hosts during your stay. Kilauea Lodge offers 13 rooms spread through 4 buildings.
Some rooms offer balcony, fireplaces and common rooms.
All rooms are beautifully decorated in Volcano art and flowers, colorful comforters and stained glass windows throughout. The rates below are for the current season. Hale Aloha Building completed in 1991. Spacious rooms with private baths, heated towel warmer, garden views, furnished in Euro-Hawaiian motif with local art and woods. Large common room with fireplace, games, phone, library, TV for volcano video viewing.