Hilo Hawaiian Hotel

Big Island Resorts Hilo

Hilo is adjacent to the Volcanoes National Park on the East Shore of the Big Island resorts Hilo, and the volcanic mountains, orchid farms and Macadamia Nut orchards. The Hilo coast is rugged with coastal botanical gardens and waterfall rainforests, book a tour with your multi-island package or cruise.

Oceanfront Hilo Resorts

A large cruise ship sailing in the ocean. — Hilo Hawaiian Hotel

Volcanoes National Park

The Aqua Volcano House Hotel is inside the national park. The west coast offers more choices for hotels on the Big Island.

East Shore of the Big Island Hilo resortsÂ on the south east coast, visitors to the Big Island can spend one night in Hilo to visit the Volcanoes National Park.

The park is 28 miles from Hilo, there is an airport in Hilo Town with inter-island flights from other islands are frequent.

Volcanoes National Park is 28 miles from Hilo on the flanks of Kilauea Caldera.

To view the eruption in the dark if you are lucky enough to visit during an eruption you would check your belongings into your room prior to your night viewing adventure.

Check with the hotel desk for contact information for the park. You will be advised by the park rangers about the best location for viewing.

A large field of fire is lit up by the sun. — Erupting Volcano

naniloa-hotel-hilo-big-island — Erupting Volcano

Volcano House Hotel

The Volcano House in Volcanoes National Park Hotel

The Volcano House Hotel in Volcanoes National Park offers lodging and dining within the park. Enjoy the view of the active crater nearby.

This unique hotel is located 4,000 feet above the Pacific on the rim of Kilauea Crater.

You’ll step back in time in the gracious, old-fashioned comfort of the cozy 42-room country lodge. The award-winning restaurant has a spectacular view of the caldera.

What’s unique about Hilo Hawaii?

Visitors to Hilo will get some amazing photos if they arrive at the fish market in the early morning with their cameras ready.

Sports Fishing Hilo and Kona

Hilo Town is the center for sports fishing and commercial fishing for the Big Island.

Local fishermen and their co-workers set out every day, weather permitting, to earn the living by catching the wide variety of fish that populate the waters around the east and south coasts.

Returning to shore their catch is off loaded to the fish market at the Hilo pier.

The variety of large and small fish that are offered to the public every morning is one of the most popular sights for visitors to Hilo.