The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls
Designed for connection with nature, the Inn at Kulaniapia Falls offers incredible access to some of the Big Island’s finest attractions.
Aside from the two main features inherent in the term “bed and breakfast,” there’s something special and personable about staying with knowledgeable locals in a smaller setting during your vacation. In Hawaii, there’s an intangible spirit that flows through every interaction like a mutually understood, unspoken agreement of friendship. In Hawaii, we call it the aloha spirit. This spirit of connectedness carries a special significance for those who reside here. For some, it’s treating others with respect and kindness at all times. For others, it’s being generous and forthcoming with yourself and others.
While the larger hotels and resorts certainly try and emulate that spirit, you may not get the same level of aloha there as you would staying at a smaller property. People here genuinely go out of their way to help one another and offer advice when necessary – great attributes for a b&b host, but simply inherent in the Hawaiian lifestyle. Thatʻs why there’s nothing like a stay at a Hawaiian b&b. Check out our list of favorites below.
Try Out One of These Great Big Island Bed and Breakfasts
Holualoa Inn
76-5932 Mamalahoa Hwy
Holualoa, HI 96725

Holualoa Inn Bed and Breakfast
Inn at Kulaniapia Falls
100 Kulaniapia Dr
Hilo, HI 96721
Kalaekilohana Bed and Breakfast
94-2152 S Point Rd
Naalehu, HI 96772
Designed for connection with nature, the Inn at Kulaniapia Falls offers incredible access to some of the Big Island’s finest attractions.
A luxurious and quaint bed and breakfast along the southern region of Kau, the Kalaekilohana Bed and Breakfast makes for a relaxing stay in a remote area.
With the geographic diversity and abundance of agriculture on the Big Island, enjoying time at a farm stay B&B is a fun and unique way to experience Hawaii.