#5 Pele Suite (K+Q beds) + Kitchenette + Private Entrance + Deck
Pele Room at the Aloha Junction is the first choice for two couple or families with children.
- No Host, Self Check-in at your own convenience.
- Private entrance
- (2) Private Bathrooms! Towels, toiletries, hair-dryer
- 320 square feet of spacious natural Tsugi walls, ceiling and floors.
- Sleeps 4 people comfortably
- Comfy duvet quilts and electric blankets for those chilly nights.
- Pre-stocked Kitchenette that includes: microwave, 3.5' fridge, Keurig Coffee/Tea Pods, cookware/utensils, and selection of complimentary breakfast items.
- Free hi-speed internet, Roku flat screen TV, cable
- Free Self Parking
- This room can ADJOIN room to Peacock room if calendar is open.
- ADDITIONAL FEES: $50 Roll-away beds, lock outs, soiled lines or towels, fuses blown, car starts
“Good to Know Before Booking (NEW)
Room Temperature
In keeping with the character of our historic plantation home, guest rooms do not have air conditioning. Each room is equipped with a fan for warmer evenings and an electric heater for cooler nights.
KITCHEN ACCESS
This kitchen is reserved for guests with a Whole House reservation and will remain locked at other times.
To inquire about reserving the kitchen or the entire house, please call:
(808) 987-6499
Thank you for your understanding.
The Sounds of Volcano at Night
- Normal Nighttime sounds: frogs, rain, etc.
- Coqui frogs are active after sundown and their high-pitched calls may be loud. Some guests enjoy this unique tropical nighttime chorus, while others—especially light sleepers—may find it loud. Their calls are beyond our control.
- For your comfort, complimentary earplugs are provided on the nightstand beside each bed. We recommend using them if you are sensitive to nighttime sounds.
- Historic Home & Sound
Our restored 1930s plantation home features traditional single-wall construction, so sound may travel easily between rooms. Please be considerate of other guests by using quiet voices, keeping phone conversations brief, and observing quiet hours—especially at night. We appreciate your kōkua in preserving a peaceful atmosphere for everyone.
- Quiet Hours: 10:00 P.M. – 7:00 A.M


