Mauna Kea Hawaii, USA Travel Guide
Found in Hilo and Kailua-Kona, offering dorms and shared facilities.
Basic, functional rooms across various towns.
Comfortable stays with on-site amenities like dining and pools.
On Kona-Kohala Coast, featuring extensive facilities, golf, spas.
Abundant throughout the island, from rooms to entire homes, good for families.
Locally owned properties offering personal, intimate experiences.
Designated campgrounds in state and national parks.
Farm stays in Kona, glamping options available.
Each area has its own character and different advantages.
Home to luxury resorts, black sand beaches, golf courses. Very sunny and dry.
Adjacent to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Cool, misty rainforest. B&Bs and vacation rentals.
Smart booking strategies secure the best accommodation for your Big Island and Mauna Kea trip.
Useful for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Akaka Falls, Mauna Kea.
Useful for beaches, snorkeling, coffee farms.
Central location for access to both sides of the island and A Dormant volcano on the island of hawaii.
General types of accommodation on the Big Island, appropriate for different budget levels.
Well-reviewed hostels (e.g., Hilo Bay Hostel) or basic motels in Kona.
SCP Hilo Hotel in Hilo or charming boutique B&Bs in Waimea.
Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection on Kohala Coast.
Historic accommodations such as Grand Naniloa Lodging Hilo or locally-owned B&Bs.
Vacation rentals with multiple bedrooms/kitchens. Resorts on Kohala Coast with kids' clubs.
Hostels for meeting others. Budget accommodations or inns for personal space.
Vacation rentals with full kitchens and laundry. Some hotels offer extended-stay rates.
Booking.com, Agoda, IHG Hotels, Hostelworld, Vrbo, TrustedHousesitters
Many luxury resorts are located along the sunny and dry Kohala Coast.
Offer extensive facilities: several pools, golf courses, spas, direct beach access.
Cater to travelers seeking high-end services and comfort.
Farthest major resort area from Mauna Kea summit access points.
$40 - $400+
$350 - $2000+
Offers immersive experiences on working coffee farms, mainly in Kona.
Unique tent or cabin experiences combining outdoor adventure with comfort.
Found through vacation rental platforms for local interactions, less common as organized programs.
