Hotels in Hilo (Big Island of Hawaii), Hawaii with Conference Facilities

Just minutes from the Hilo International Airport, Naniloa Volcanoes Resort nestled in a tranquil tropical setting overlooking Hilo Bay, surrounded by lush landscaped pathways, tide pools and volcanic rock.325 air conditioned rooms and suites offer magnificent views of Coconut Island, majestic snow capped Mauna Kea and the Hamakua coastline. The newly renovated rooms feature new furniture, spacious marble tile bathroom, 32-in Flat screen TV, free internet access and local artist Kristie Fujiyama's original art work.Hilo's premier resort features swimming pool, a 9 hole golf course, wedding gazebo, meeting and banquet facilities, and complimentary parking.

Hilo's best full-service hotel offering outstanding views of the ocean framed by the backdrop of Mauna Kea. The perfect headquarters for exploring the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.



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Quick Tip! For travelers arriving at the Kona International Airport at Keahole, Hilo is located on the east side of the Big Island, approximately 94 miles and a scenic two hour drive away. Resort areas and small country towns along the drive will provide shopping and dining experiences.

Ready to experience the Big Island of Hawaii and all of its beauty Hilo! Walk through lush valleys filled with fragrant flowers and fauna of an ancient time. Visit historic sites and museums that take you back in time to a plantation lifestyle. Hike an active volcano, up close and personal. Experience some of the best stargazing in the world atop Mauna Kea. All that you want on the Big Island of Hawaii on an affordable budget, with Uncle Billy's. Uncle Billy's Hilo Bay Hotel, located in the quaint little town of Hilo, offers an island style with memories of past times. Located along historic Banyan Drive amongst 80 year old giant banyan trees, Hilo Bay Hotel is in the heart of it all, minutes from downtown Hilo. Visit specialty shops and unique restaurants, Hilo's open air Farmer's Market, orchid farms, tropical gardens, waterfalls, and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.