5th Street Ohana

5th St. , Volcano, Hawaii 96718
Innkeeper(s): Leslie
  • Queen Emma Room

    Queen Emma Room

  • Sir Spencer Room

    Sir Spencer Room

 

Table Of Contents

  • Introduction

    Welcome to 5th Street Ohana!

    5th Street O’hana is a fusion of casual Hawaiian atmosphere with the quality and style of a secluded, small B&B.  In Hawaiian, the word Ohana means family.  5th Street Ohana is a small house that brings family living to the new millennium with privacy, comfort and conveniences for today’s travelers.

    5th Street provides individual explorers and family escapades a comfortable accommodation close to the popular Volcano National Park.  5th Street has been labeled as “The Best Value” for families who want to explore the Big Island.

    Amenities

     
    5th Street Ohana provides services including freshening of the room when you stay more than 3 days.  Amenities include:

    • ingredients for a self-indulgent prepared breakfast
    • coffee maker
    • coffee and tea
    •  a fully equipped kitchen,
    • cable / DVD / wifi
    • electric heat fire places
    • toaster oven / microwave
    • space to relax after a day of discovery

     

    Accommodations

    The property has several options depending on the amount of guests.  Two units can be rented separately OR you can rent the entire Hale (house).

     
    Rates
     
    QUEEN EMMA $150 – This separate unit is a large studio with a king size bed, full kitchen, spacious seating area and an open bedroom area with private bath.
    SIR SPENCER $250 – This larger unit offers two bedrooms with king size beds, a family room and kitchen.
    KING KEN $325 – The entire Hale can be enjoyed by an entire family (Ohana) when both units are rented together.
     
     
    Hawaiian Breakfast
     
    Breakfast is your creation at 5th Street Ohana.  Our staff provides you daily ingredients that allow you to make your breakfast on your schedule.   The refrigerator will be stocked with fresh bread, eggs, milk, and juices.  A small basket of fresh fruit and other morning treats will be made available daily.
     

     

  • Area Attractions

    The Big Island of Hawai'i. The most Diverse Island

    From the snows of Mauna Kea to the snow-white beaches of the Kona Coast, the Big Island is one of the few places on earth where you can go from snow boarding to snorkeling in a single day. Between these two altitude extremes, you will find virtually every type of outdoor activity imaginable.

     

    Nearby Activities include: Swimming in warm spring ponds, Sea Turtles at Black Sand Beach, Golf, Hiking, Art Galleries, and more.
     

    “With flowers, ferns, and trees everywhere, it is hard to imagine a more picturesque village in all of America.”

     

    Click on a link to learn more about places to see and things to do on the Big Island of Hawaii

    Volcano Village

    Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

    Ka’u

    Hilo

    Mauna Loa

    Hamakua Coast

    Puna

    Mauna Kea

    Location

    5th Street Ohana is in the heart of the Volcano Rain Forest, just minutes from Volcanoes National Park and the famous Jagger Museum.  The property is hidden from the street by natural lush rain forest greenery and exceptional landscaping with a small walking path.   It is private, quiet and boasts scenic views from every window.   The open night sky provides for magnificent star gazing in an absolutely peaceful setting allowing you wonder in amazement at how many stars there really are in the sky above!