Ranches in Pahoa

"Very affordable to stay at."

"Conveniently located and we enjoy staying at this hotel and always treat ourselves to a massage with Randy."

"Gorgeous, calming and serene. It is one of the place where you just sot in front of ocean all the long and enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of ocean. Place is newly renovated upgraded neat and clean and has everything you need to have a comfortable stay. We absolutely love this place and will stay again future."

"Great location , location , location ! Very clean , and fun ambiance "

"The pictures of the property do not do it justice. The house, ocean view, yard were exquisite! "

"Beautiful! My only comment is that the cafe wasn’t open for lunch "

"The property is beautiful, clean and spacious! Would definitely come back to stay there. Everything you need is provided. "

"What a special place! We enjoyed our stay so much and found the location to be very peaceful. Sue is an outstanding host, responsive, friendly and very helpful with answering questions and providing information. Each morning I walked to the nearby cafe for coffee, then across the street to the bench overlooking the ocean. My son and I enjoyed each having our own space and being able to make meals in the kitchen. The breeze throughout the house was wonderful and we spent most of our time there just reading and relaxing. But it would also be a good home base for outings such as nearby beaches, farmers market, and volcanoes NP. MacKenzie recreation area is very close and is a must see. Also on a clear night it is an excellent location for stargazing!"

"Living off grid is easy in this place. Bedrooms were just right and having laundry access while traveling was a plus, and the sun quickly dried everything so we didn’t need the dryer. Recommend you stop at Hot Foot Photography on the road in. A sign out front that says Lava Flow Info marks the driveway. Gary will tell you the history of the Kilauea lava flows and has photos from the lava flows that covered the area. He lost his house in 2010 and rebuilt in 2014. Super nice guy.We made the lava walk to the ocean and it was fantastic, just don’t get to close to the edge, as the lava continues to crumble into the ocean. You can see lava arches to the left where the ocean meets the lava cliffs.We were lucky enough to see Kilauea erupt during our stay, it takes about an hour to get to Volcano Park, and it’s worth it.Enjoy your stay, we sure did."