The Nene Suite has a king bed plus additional thick pull-out sofa chair bed in spacious 330 sf room. Private entrance with door codes. The room opens up to a large shared lanai. The kitchenette includes microwave, mini fridge, Keurig coffee, pods, teas, sugar, creamers, utensils and a few essential spices.. Guests are offered complimentary breakfast items in fridge for 1 morning. No Host owners live in private dwelling on property. The geographical area is 4000’ elevation and is noted for its misty and cool rainforest climate. (Socks and wind jackets recommended). Each of our 5-guest suites are part of our former summer sugar plantation house. And each suite includes private entrances, High-speed internet, Roku TVs, Private bathrooms with shower, hairdryer, toiletries. Also included are Keurig Coffee Makers (with assortment of Coffee & Tea pods) and filtered water pitchers. Self Check-in, and Free early Luggage Drop-off. We recommend shopping for groceries in Hilo, Keaau, or Costco in Kona if you prefer to dine-in a bit. Door Code will be sent with confirmation. ALOHA JUNCTION GUEST HOUSE Address: 19-4037 Olapalapa Road, Volcano, HI 96785 SELF CHECK-IN DIRECTIONS TO NENE ROOM 1) Gate code: 1-2-3-4—then push the last button on the bottom right 2) Park anywhere 3) Go around to the right side of the house and take the cement walkway. 4) Go up the wide steps to the right. 5) On the lanai, the Nene room is on the Left side. We live onsite in a separate dwelling behind the Guest House and are usually available for questions, directions, or trouble shooting if necessary. We are pet friendly and have two friendly dogs ourselves while also raising about 2 dozen free-range chickens. We provide earplugs and fans for people annoyed with outside noises like the coquis frogs, a rooster, and occasional children. Just ask. Part of village life in Volcano includes using rainwater in their catchment tanks for all their water needs. Our tanks are hermetically sealed and are filtered once at the pump and again with the filter pitchers in your room. Please add bottled water to your grocery list if you wish additional filtered water. And please be mindful of droughts and use showers and water judiciously. The Volcano Village is located on the Old Volcano Hwy, an off shoot of HWY 11. It is a small town with 2 gas stations and 2 small grocery stores, well 3 if you include the Ace Hardware store. Ace is located Behind the Thai-Thai restaurant where you will also find a launderette. The Aloha Junction Guest House is conveniently located in the heart of Volcano Village and less than 1 mile from the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park There are several good restaurants nearby but the Volcano Store which has Ohelo Café (bar and pizza) on one side and the Eagles Lighthouse (awesome fresh sandwiches) on the other side is within walking distance. Also within walking distance is the Volcano Art Center with a neat little hiking trail in the back. The Volcano Farmers’ Market is open on Sundays from 6–10:00 AM at the Cooper Center on Wright Road (get there early!) and on Wednesday evenings. You can buy some unique arts and crafts items there as well as and many fresh fruits and vegetable there. Restaurants near Kilauea Volcano: Ohelo Cafe – next door restaurant Eagles Lighthouse Cafe– healthy, awesome sandwiches Tuk Tuk Thai Food Truck – take out only, down 2 blocks Aunty Pon's Thai Food Truck – take out only, 2-3 blocks Thai Thai Bistro & Bar – sit down restaurant. Great authentic Thai food. Volcano's Lava Rock Cafe – music on Friday nights. Local & American menus. Cafe' Ono – vegetarian, delicious food, 2 blocks away. Kilauea Lodge Restaurant – Sit down and take out. Local & American menus. Kilauea Military Camp - located inside HVNP, interesting experience! We are pet friendly and have two friendly dogs ourselves. We also are home to about 20 fenced in free range chickens for our eggs. Part of village life in Volcano includes using rainwater from our catchment tanks for all our water needs. Our tanks are hermetically sealed and are filtered once at the pump and again with the filter pitchers in your room. If you wish additional filtration you'll need to add bottled water to your grocery list. We remind people to please conserve not only water but also energy to help keep the consumption down lower. Mahalo!