Wainani Vacation

This overwhelmingly beautiful place lies on virgin land in the middle of the Volcano Forest, 10 minutes north of the famous Volcanoes National Park. The house was architect designed as a resort to make its inhabitants feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible. This Spanish-style house with yellow stucco and red tile roof is freestanding and surrounded by Hapu'u ferns and the famous Hawaiian Ohia trees that grow on elevation and carry red blossoms in the spring. This forest environment makes you feel well and comfortable.

In house we selected luxurious teak wood furnishings, Light Bamboo and Lyptus Fire hardwood flooring and Hawaiian decoration to make you feel at home at your vacation when you deserve it most!

Our rooms: The second floor hosts our Ohia Room, and our Ola'a Room, with private bathrooms and a beautiful view to the garden.

Prices are now only $120/night for the Ohia Room (bathroom with Jacuzzi), $108/night for the Ola'a Room (bathroom with shower).(All prices are excluding taxes.)

The rooms feature a queen bed, cable TV, DVD, hardwood flooring and teak furnitures. Ohia Room

Sitting room: On the second floor you can use our laptop with wireless internet connection, or enjoy a cup of coffee with the newspaper of today in a comfortable setting with lovely view. There is a microwave for your use in this room as well.

Buffet: In the in house common area we have a 24/7 self-serve Food Corner with soda's and a choice of snacks and sweets for your little bit of hunger and thurst during day or night.

Lanai common area: Outside we have a large covered lanai as well as a large uncovered lanai. Here you can choose a place in the sun or in the shadow to enjoy the sounds of the forest. Sit or lie down in one of our garden chairs to have a drink, a nap, a read or a chat.

Swimming pool: In the garden lies a 60 foot salt water swimming pool waiting for you to take a dive. The straight length makes it possible to seriously exercise and work-out to keep yourself fit for your daily activities. Or you can just enjoy yourself splashing in the cool waters for a mild work-out. Afterwards you can rinse off under the shower in the garden and then stretch out on our garden chairs on the large lanai to rest and relax.

Please take a look at our preliminary video that will give you an impression of our Volcano Lux, the Ohia and Ola'a Room and common guest areas. A professional video is on the way!

Our Ohia Room in the first floor features a queen size bed, cable tv and dvd player. It is furnished with bamboo hardwood flooring, mahogany wood bed and furniture and tropical design linens. The walls are decorated with Hawaiian prints. From the windows you have an intimate view of the Volcano Forest with Ohia trees and Hapu'u ferns.

Our Ola'a Room (#2) on the first floor features a queen size bed, cable tv and dvd player. It is furnished with Lyptus Fire hardwood flooring, teak wood bed and furniture and tropical design linens. The walls are decorated with Hawaiian prints. From the windows you have a view into the forest of Ohia trees and Hapu'u Ferns and onto the 50 foot salt water swimming pool in the spacious garden beneath you.

It has a private bathroom with shower. We provide a selection of island wide tropical wellness body products for your use in the shower and for after-care.

Activities: This very luxurious place with its perfect location in the middle of the triangle Hilo-Volcano-Puna opens up a multitude of possibilities for adventure. A ten minute drive to the south brings you to the Volcano National Park with its numerous sites and hiking options.

The Volcano National Park is the home of two of the world's most active volcanoes, Kilauea and Mauna Loa. With its 56,000 feet measured from its base on the sea floor, the Mauna Loa is more than 27,000 feet higher than the Mount Everest. Both volcanoes erupt fluid lava, sometimes accompanied with fountains of fire, and are daily adding land to the Big Island. All throughout the Park there are scenic stops and short walks that highlight the many steam vents that come out of the earth.

The Park provides information for visitors in the Kilauea Visitor Center about the volcanoes and the unique flora and fauna of the lava flooded land. Here you will also find all information about the Crater Rim Drive that passes Kilauea's craters and the Chain of Craters Road that eventually ends where the lavaflow has gone across the road. For those who prefer to discover the Park by foot, the Visitor Center provides maps and information about the more than 150 miles of trails.