Posted in Hawaii Accommodation, Vacation Rentals December 05, 2019 by Megan Shute

There’s A Hobbit House Airbnb In Hawaii And It’s The Perfect Little Hideout

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Whether you’re on vacation from the mainland or visiting from a neighboring island, the Hawaiian Islands are home to countless incredible accommodations, from luxury resorts nestled along the coast to beachfront cottages, mountain cabins, and charming bed and breakfasts. But if you are searching for a unique experience, and perhaps a little adventure, enchantment, or mystique, this gorgeous hobbit house rental fits the bill.

Tucked away off-the-beaten-path on the southeastern tip of Hawaii Island in Keaau just 14 miles to Hilo and 20 miles to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, this small cottage looks as though it belongs in Hobbiton.

If you’re looking to get away from it all and enjoy a relaxing adventure, this is the place. Surrounded by the lush rainforest and a variety of tropical plants, you might see or hear the peacocks and parrots that call the property home.

With warm wood tones and plenty of rustic charm, you’ll instantly be transported to another world when you stay at this artistic hobbit house.

The home sleeps four, featuring two queen-size beds — one in the main living space and one in the sleeping loft.

Though simple, the home also a minimal kitchen and a small bathroom.

You will find dishes as well as pots and pans in the kitchen, and you'll love staring out these massive windows as you cook dinner here.

You won’t find wi-fi here: this off-the-grid home features solar power, with cooking and hot water made possible with gas. Water is collected via rain catchment, so you’ll want to filter water before you drink it.

With rates starting at just $55 per night, this is one of the most affordable rentals we’ve ever seen on the Big Island.

For more information, or to book your stay, check out the Airbnb listing. Have you ever stayed at one of the countless Airbnbs found through Hawaii Island? Where is your favorite spot to staycation on the Big Island? Share your opinions below!

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Address: Keaau, HI 96749, USA