We stayed for several days in 4/2012. The place is very homey. Ki`i is a lovely, attentive hostess, and having her father Gordon there was like staying in your favorite uncle's home. His stories of life in the islands were fascinating. This is not a fancy, frou-frou place, but it provided everything we needed. We stayed in the In-law room... More

We were exhausted and wanted to stay in Volcano for one night. No one else had availability, but Kii and her father not only provided us a room, they adjusted the reservation so we could have a room that better accommodated the three of us. They were knowledgeable about the entire island, not just the immediate area. The grounds are... More

Just a Great place with Great service and Great breakfast. More

I thought I'd write a review on this place to balance out what I thought was kind of over-rated reviews. This IS a heritage home though it doesn't look like it's been updated much at all. The attic rooom we had was certainly spacious enough but it was a bit damp and musty smelling. Having said that, it was neat... More

Keeping in mind that this is a budget B&B, it's an excellent place. The owners are very nice and their local knowledge of the volcano was invaluable. We were weary travellers just looking for a place to stay and this quaint little place hit the spot just right. More

It's a friendly, relaxed, professional B&B set-up. It's on a large plot with stunning gardens. Loads of return guests which is always a good sign. Kii & her family are organised, helpful & friendly, and provide great breakfasts with endlessly replenished dishes of food. Gordon & Kii will help you plan your visit to the area. They are hugely knowledgeable.... More

Only praises to Ki and her family... a pleasant, comfortable B&B and beautiful gardens! We booked the IN-LAW ROOM, which is on the ground floor of the main historic house with a queensize bed and private bathroom. The bed was comfortable and there was plenty of room for us to walk around, even with all our gear! Breakfasts where amazing,... More

My Island is really a dreamworld. Walks through the rainforest, and Gordon Morse. He and his books are real gems for those who want to know how whatever event happened, since before my time (I first thought about volcanoes in Hawaii at age 6...1959). The accomodations (Deck House) are wonderful, but some of the funiture (sofa and front room stuff)... More

We stayed two nights in the "In Law" Room on the first floor of this historic home built by missionaries. It is surrounded by tropical gardens which are particularly beautiful after a gentle rain which dresses the petals and leaves of these exotic plants with rain drops and beading. We were met by Gordon who, after we were settled, gave... More