This Volcano Village cabin was outstanding in every respect! Sally and Jeffrey made our five nights so delightful and were the consummate hosts.Jeffrey’s knowledge of the national park is invaluable and his tips led us to an incredible viewing experience of an eruption the first night we stayed. As far as park proximity, you can’t beat it - a mile from the entrance and the eruption’s roar and glow could be seen from the porch!The cabin was cozy and equipped with anything you could ask for - hiking poles for the trail, a cooler, etc. And Sally provides the most delicious breakfast ready in the fridge - freshly-cut papaya, hard-boiled eggs, local bakery bread, and even a pitcher of cream for the delicious coffee the hosts provide.The walk through the rain forest down a short path to the suite is magical in itself. You feel like you are in a still, quiet jungle world all to yourself, yet the hosts are attentive and responsive if you have questions. We ate at a local brew pub just down the road that had wood-fired pizza and good fish.In addition to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park being extremely close, this suite is also a terrific base for seeing Akaka Falls, Rainbow Falls and other nearby attractions. The Hilo Farmer’s Market is fun, too. Finally, if you like to relax on the porch with a good book after a long day of hiking, the suite has a phenomenal collection ranging from classics to nature guides to contemporary fiction. Five stars plus!