ent a dedicated desk in Hawaii Coworking and I love it They open 7 days a week, good for my…read morebusiness who open on weekends. The office is modern, clean and bright. Bathroom is nice and clean. Coworking also provides the ability to print, scan and even fax. Hello! This is 2025. Most of the office nowadays doesn't have fax capability but coworking does They also have onsite office manager, Lahaina, who is very helpful and always there for you. Kitchen is beautiful. They also have filter water available free for tenant.

Avoid Hawaii Coworking "Podcast Room" - Misleading, Disorganized, and Unprofessional…read more I booked time at Hawaii Coworking specifically for their advertised "podcast room." What I got instead was a frustrating, misleading, and frankly gross experience. I arrived 10 minutes early, but it took 15 minutes just to figure out how to get inside--no clear signage, no instructions, nothing. Once I finally entered, there was no one at the front desk, and I had to wander the space on my own. There was no room labeled "podcast." I eventually found a door marked "film room," which looked nothing like the photos online--just a cluttered storage closet with some lights shoved inside. No one around seemed to know where the podcast room was, either. I waited 30 minutes into my scheduled time before a passerby (who didn't even work there) finally helped me find the space. Surprise: the podcast room was, in fact, that sad little closet. Tiny table, no real setup, no podcasting equipment in sight--unless you count the pile of random gear tossed haphazardly into a nearby closet. I genuinely feared opening it would cause an avalanche. To make matters worse, the room was filthy--clumps of human hair on the floor, cheap materials, and absolutely not the "fully soundproofed" space advertised. I tried recording, but the background noise from other rooms bled clearly into my audio. This was a total bait-and-switch. Unlabeled, unstaffed, unsanitary. If you're looking for a legitimate place to podcast or record, do yourself a favor and stay far away. Hawaii Coworking is not ready for professionals.

This use to be my chosen place to cowork and still a great space Id come back to. I like how open…read morethe area is. Theres alot of places to choose from to work. I like that there is a coffee shop connected where I can always re-up my caffeine intake in the afternoon without needing to pack up. The vibes are good here. My only complaint is if you needed to leave, youd have to pack up your stuff and come back. Its not a big gripe. Just one I have for someone who'd stay there all day. Its worth the day pass.

Oh man. I held one of my wedding events here (Welcome Party) and it was nothing but perfection. Rob…read moreand Rechung are the kindest, most helpful people you will meet and they really made the space feel like home and that I was welcoming my guests to my space. They helped hang the flags in the picture, moved around tables when needed, provided mics for us, made sure our music matched the vibe. They made set up and tear down soooo much easier for us and made the event so much more enjoyable. It's the perfect place to host an event. I have friends with kids who attended the event and they even had toys and play things for kids so everyone had the best time!! I dream of another event to host there, thank you Boxjelly for making my wedding week even more special.

I love how quiet and intimate this work place is. Theres a few things I like about this place. #1,…read moreI really like the personal cubicle. Great desk. Outlets are easy and accessible. I also like that I can lock up my cubicle and leave my things in case I need to step outside. #2, at first I didnt know how to feel about the location but after I saw all the good eats. I was sold. I also love walking and Iolani Palace is right down the street. It feels nice to take a real break than WFH. #3, great customer service and accessibility and they worked with me being able to come as early as 6 Am. This is my go to work place.

This space is great. I needed a workspace for 1 day as I am usually WFH. I was able to contact…read morethem, reserve the space, view the space, and pay very easily. My contact, Jadeen, was a great help: responsive, knowledgeable, and friendly! The space was clean, well-lit, and comfortable. I appreciated that I could lock the office so I could leave for lunch without having to carry all my things. The building parking is a reasonable price, a little under $20 for the day. There is an non-public bathroom within the Kukui Hub offices and a cute little kitchenette. Great experience.

I tried several other coworking spaces in the area, and this one got my repeat business partly…read morebecause of how easy it is to communicate with them. It's got nice rooms that are bright and cheerful, it's quiet, and you can get in early. I'm there nearly every week for at least a half day.

My favorite place to drop in for a day of work. Comfortable chairs, very quiet, good Wi-Fi, power…read moreoutlets, and nice modern decor.. Yoko does a great job with communication and making sure we have what we need while we are here. There's a ton of places to eat within a short walk, including Chinatown. Cheapest day parking is a couple of blocks away at Mark's Garage. The ambient temperature inside is usually a bit chilly, like a hotel conference room. Bring a sweater.

New building in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I hardly am in this area, so - when I notice something different, I wonder how long it has been in existence. I was standing in line for the Grand Opening of the Goodwill Store on Waialae Avenue on 9-1-23... listening to conversation behind me. A female voice was describing how this Civil Beat Plaza came to be... she said that it took about four years to complete. It may have opened faster if the pandemic hadn't happened. She also mentioned that there were many donations to make this place a reality. Our Yelp friend, Peter Y., said that this was the former site of the Kress Building. Hmmm... interesting. He also stated that there's still office space available... PARKING: the entrance to the structure is on Wilhelmina Rise. However, if you're going to Goodwill on the Ground Level of the Civil Beat Plaza building, park in the open lot across the street on Wilhelmina Rise.

Home of Civil Beat, with Goodwill on the bottom. Attended an event here put on by Civil Beat about…read morephoto journalism. Location is easy to find. Nice, clean areas. Super clean restrooms. Can't wait to attend their next event.

This is an interesting space…read more Conference rooms are a nice size. Make sure you bring any necessary connecting cables. I didn't see a bluetooth option. Plenty of tables, although some folks use them to watch movies and social media without headphones. There's a Starbucks and beer place there, but there's no streamlined way to get your free 2 hour parking. Sometimes there's an employee sitting in the area, sometimes you have to wait in the bank line. Without it, 1 hour is about $10. It's fine. Not rushing back, but a tool to use when I need it.

Creative minds leaves the box and heads towards Tidepools@CPB…read more Now this seriously cool place is located in Central Pacific Plaza Downtown lobby and this co-working workspace is for all types from individuals to small businesses who just need a place to workout their plans. You don't need to have a CPB account though having one gives you the priority to make the reservations and it's super easy to do so online at https://www.cpb.bank/tidepools. Times you can reserve are from 30 minutes, an hour, 90 minutes and up to two hours. Tidepools users are able to park at Central Pacific Plaza and will be provided with two hours validation. I have been here before and just love the vibe here it's so chill yet vibrant with various folks enjoying their lunch, meeting up with others or just working on their inspirations. On this particular visit I came to check out their Tidepools Holiday Marketplace where there were many vendors selling handcrafted and unique items that I loved and was actually surprised to run into a friend Kris of Kris Hawaii who does amazing illustrations so you know it just made my day. Speaking to Kris I noticed a calming sound coming from above her and it was a wall art..."Kai nu'u o Kanaloa" and this spectacular art is synced with offshore buoys and sends it back with the sounds of the waves moving in the ocean and is in real time if you can believe that. The Christmas decor itself was just stunning so calming and beautiful I just found myself already relaxed as if I'm transported away and to keep you fueled up they do have Aloha Beer, and Starbucks Pick Up and yes that's what it's called if you use your mobile app which makes it an all around perfect place to do anything and basically everything! Thank you!

Manoa Innovation Center Luck We Live Hawaii!…read moreShark Tank, Dragon's Den, Billion Dollar Investor, West Texas Investors Club......... and the list goes on of the new entrepreneur boom. No- I don't have a business. I don't own a business. My dad had a family hobby business for us 25 years ago but stopped. I am an educator by trade and education. If you are going to look for doing business though here in Hawaii- looking in research books at the University of Hawaii is no longer the only option for you. The Manoa Innovation Center seems to have gotten some seed grant money to make a space available for those that are looking to becoming big big big entrepreneurs. DevLeague seems to have a large enough space for tech students to go a non-traditional schooling route to bypass a university degree and go straight into coding. I found this Manoa Innovation Center because they held a Hackathon. Some very helpful people have suggested that I step out of my comfort zone and join different events to talk to people outside of my expertise. So go to a Hackathon. Manoa Innovation Center seems to be doing well in the new area of 'shared space.' There are a few of these different kind of spaces popping up like Box Jelly, ProtoHub, or Agora. Manoa Innovation Center is more on the tech side - think more coding/ 3d printing/ tech space instead of open floor space. People there are smart in their fields. I am glad I went to my first event - out of the box has a whole new meaning for me now- and I'm a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer - been around the world and I thought I had seem most of it all.

Manoa innovation center is a very good place to have an office. The facilities are clean. Security…read moreis very good. They have locked access to get into separate parts of the building. The parking is good and it can be supplemented by the parking on the street. Manoa Innovation center is also a good place to hold lectures and discussions. They have conference rooms and I have attended some business meetings on the ground floor. There is a shopping mall within walking distance. So it's very convenient to get food, coffee, or shop at the Safeway. If you are looking for an office, consider this office building.

Staff are great. Very friendly and willing to help when needed…read more This model of having various rooms to choose from is extremely convenient. They have the basic amenities of a lunch area and meeting rooms to rent that have an amazing view of town. This location is based in what I consider the heart of downtown. Like any work space in this area, parking will always be a headache. All in all a great place to establish as your main office for a team/company of about 5 or less employees.

I've been with PBC for nearly 3 years now and I couldn't have been luckier to find them! Courtney…read moreand Chanel are amazing and so helpful! They keep the office looking good and running smoothly which impresses clients and visitors. The relationships I've been able to build with other tenants has also helped grow my business and I enjoy being around other business owners. I couldn't have asked for anything more from a work space!

Mainly come here to get my deep tissue massage maintenance done here. Very nice waiting area with…read morefree wifi. Not really much to say except that parking is a bit difficult so maybe parking by Domo cafe is better.

Never got my $600 deposit back. At first they tried to scam me by having me sign a document which…read morestated I had paid $0 in deposit, when I was actually paying $600. Beware of giving this place any deposits.