What a beautiful room for dancing! 11,000 square feet of eucalyptus floor, high ceilings, windows…read moreall the way down both sides. Free ballroom dance lessons Wednesdays 10:30 to noon, free practice noon to 2:30. Go to dancefeveroahu.com for all the Palladium scheduled dance events...HAPPY DANCING!

The Ala Wai Palladium, 404 Kapahulu Ave. 2nd floor, Honolulu, HI 96815 The Ala Wai Palladium is a…read moreCity & County owned Venue, located on the 2nd floor of the Ala Wai Golf Course Club House. The Palladium has a 11,000 square foot Eucalyptus wood floor, is Air Conditioned, and has FREE parking. This City & County venue is always alcohol free so ALL AGES are welcome! It is the top venue for ballroom dancing in Hawaii. Many non-profit Dance Clubs host dances and lessons here.There is FREE noon-2:45pm social dancing with a DJ playing ballroom, swing & Latin dance music on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays all year long except State Holidays. Most Ballroom dances are hosted on Friday & Saturday evenings 6-9pm. Salsa or West Coast Swing dances, including lessons are often on Sunday evenings. Many of these events can be found on a dedicated volunteer's website: http://www.dancefeveroahu.com/

Good customer service. Responds to email in about a day with useful information. I signed up for…read moretennis classes which have been helpful

My daughter takes lessons at the Hawaii prince and the coaches are really nice and super patience…read morewith the kids. Would highly recommend the beginner classes for younger kids and these classes encourages them to go outside! The group classes are also affordable

Any badminton enthusiasts would always think about playing badminton anywhere they go :) myself…read moreand family are not any exceptions lol. So we take a trip to Waikiki here and look up for Badminton Center around. Conveniently located the city center and people at the badminton center are very friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed it here. **Badminton is life and life is badminton!**

Very good in introduction of the club. And he always answer the questions from the customers in…read moretime. Even it is not in the office hours. He just tried to answer it whenever he read the text or the incoming calls.

Playing ball here on Monday nights can get very busy. You better bring your own fives to run full…read morecourt if you wanna keep playing. Even parking gets full so it's first come for serve. Especially when little league is going on or a soccer league. Lights go out at 9pm.

Waialae Iki V Tennis Courts is located at the top of Waialae Iki right after the guard shack…read more The four beautifully maintained courts and recreation room are private and for the use of Waialae Iki V residents only. You either have to be invited by a resident to play or to enjoy the facilities located on top of the mountain. Beautiful scenic views can be seen from here, along with cool gusty breezes. I was fortunate to play here many times and it always takes my breath away.

The pickleball courts are amazing. Coach Bill Skiendiel does a great job teaching PB for all…read morelevels. He is very nice, friendly, and an amazing instructor.

I hit some rallies, serves, and volleys with a friend, who is a member of the club and had a great…read moretime playing on Court #1. If you come around 9:30a to 11:30a during the weekdays with a member of the club, the courts are available and you can play to your hearts content. I had fun hitting at the court and using the amenities after hitting tennis balls with my friend. This is a great gem in the middle of Honolulu.

Beretania Tennis Club Inc. is a 109yr old private membership only club…read more I was fortunate to play here, Small clubhouse with lockers and a couple of tables outside to relax and watch the action. They have three immaculate tennis courts surrounded by trees and flower bushes. No lights for night play, limited parking is available. So if are driving on the H1 Eastbound near the Vineyard on ramp and happen to see a trees and a flag flying...That's the Beretania Tennis Courts tucked away between all those Makiki highrises.

Mahalo to all the Kamaaina that play there on the regular. Friendly, yet very skilled and…read morecompetitive. The 4 courts that we played on were very well maintained. The queuing setup was pretty straightforward and most of the players were honest about leaving the court after reaching "11". A bonus was that it was a very short drive here, from our Waikiki hotel.

Came here in the morning for pickleball open play, there are 4 courts and you just line up to play…read more It wasn't busy when we came in around noon. Court is a little sandy but can't complain for some free open play!

Today I was in the area of Palolo and I needed to use the restroom. I stopped by Palolo Valley…read moreDistrict Park located right on Palolo Ave . To my surprise I think this is one of the most cleanest public park restrooms around . Believe menI've been to a lot of parks since I drive ride share part time when you need to go I look for the closest restroom I can find LOL! Especially you'll think near a housing project the restroom would be all broken and graffiti with paint and smell like urine and rubbish all over . Look and my pic it's so clean no smell and my hat off to the Parks and Recreation personnel who's takes care of this location .

Final game of the season. First time to this park and field 2. For a Sunday in December it was…read moreextremely hot. We were extremely grateful that one family on our team brought two tents to provide the player's families shade. Parking was a bit of a challenge around the park. We arrived early before the practice and game so teams playing at that time hadn't pulled out. Fortunately there was a ramp so pulling our wagon with chairs and cooler was easier. Not much shade so come prepared with sun glasses, hat, sunscreen and at least an umbrella plus water. Our team won so the little guys had a good end of the season. They all received medals after the game. We're all waiting for next season in 2025.