Hotels + Resorts Vacation Rentals This Tiny Airbnb Right Next to an Active Volcano in Hawaii Is a Real Hot Deal By Andrea Romano Andrea Romano Twitter Website Andrea Romano is a writer and editor in New York City. For the last eight years, she has been a lifestyle journalist for Mashable, Brit+Co, Reviewed, Bustle, and Travel + Leisure. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines Published on June 15, 2017 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Courtesy of Airbnb Here's a hot vacation deal for you. Literally. If you feel like you've been playing it too cool and comfortable all your life with your stable ground conditions and not living anywhere near any volatile natural phenomena that could erupt at any moment, perhaps you would enjoy vacationing near an active volcano. Getty Images You're in luck. Phoenix House, a cozy, little home nestled at the base of Kilauea, in Kalapana, Hawaii, is offering stays for only £90 ($114 USD) per night on Airbnb. The one-bedroom property is only four miles away from the volcano, which has erupted 66 times since 1983. Yes, it does promise "epic volcano views." Courtesy of Airbnb According to the listing, you are "surrounded by lava, the scene here is surreal. You are at Pele's feet...From your window, you can see the plume of smoke where the lava meets the ocean creating the newest land on earth. Smoking Volcano, Glistening Ocean, and miles and miles of dramatic black lava fields are all part of your expansive view and elemental experience here." Other than being surrounded by lava and ocean, the 450-square-foot house itself is adorable. It comes with a kitchenette equipped with all the amenities, bedroom loft with a queen sized bed and huge windows, living area, bathroom, and high speed Wi-Fi. Courtesy of Airbnb Courtesy of Airbnb The owner, Jade, advertises the house as "a space to go to be reborn." She also teaches yoga if you need to stretch out. If you do need to get away from the lava, the ocean view is a nice retreat. There are also plenty of things to do in the area like black sand beaches, waterfall, and geothermal warm ponds. A volcano getaway is actually sounding better by the minute. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit