We've taken the rail from the Ho'opili Rail Station a few times now, and it's been a great…read moreexperience each time. We like parking at this station because it's convenient and easy to access. Today (Friday), we arrived around noon and were greeted by a security staff member who was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and provided excellent customer service. He patiently answered all of our questions and made us feel welcome. The ride to the airport took about 18-19 minutes. We did a practice walk from the station to the Hawaiian/Alaska Airlines check-in area, and it was very easy to navigate thanks to the clear directional signs along the way. Afterward, we hopped back on the rail, rode to the last two stations just for fun, and then headed back to Ho'opili. The entire round trip took about an hour. Overall, it was a smooth, clean, and enjoyable experience, and we look forward to riding again.

Saturday October 17, 2025 On time…read moreAir conditioning weak 1 hour round trip Seat uncomfortably hard Nice facility No restrooms Nice view No traffic

Whoever is answering the phone on this number +1 (808) 833-4222 needs a customer service training…read moreso she could talk professionally and stop yelling and blaming the parents of the children with special needs. Very unprofessional and rude. But the drivers and assistants are nice and friendly.

Called their private charter department for group transportation and wow the lady that i talked to…read morewas RUDE. Her tone from the get-go was just incredibly rude and offensive. I hope that they could hire some nice people with good customer service skills because the lady had none, no manners. This company appears to want to scare customers away and they're very good at it. If they don't know how to train simple skills like customer service, i can imagine competence level of the drivers. Will take my money somewhere else. Have some coffee, lady.

First timer from Ewa Beach to the Airport. Cheaper than parking at the airport for 7 days, being…read moredropped off up front and not having to have to drag 6 luggage to our car after a long flight was fabulous! Our Alaska flight home 7a got cancelled, we got rebooked at 6:35p and delayed to 8:45p. Arrived home at 12midnight instead of the original 12noon and they were right there ready and waiting. I called to reserve 4 months ahead and was a little worried since I did not get any email confirmations or updates. When I called 2 days before our flight, they confirmed they had it and they were there to answer my multiple calls from Vegas with the numerous changes. Definitely using this every single time!

Highly recommend this service. Price is absolutely fair. Drivers are reliable and extremely…read morefriendly. We booked a round trip from Kaneohe to HNL and both drives were excellent. The drivers were incredibly friendly and were on-time. The communication was excellent. Honestly, it was a little odd that we didn't get a confirmation email. However, the drivers were on-time and knew exactly where to go for both trips. There were no questions, no mishaps, no complications. It's nice to have a reliable shuttle service to book end your trip!

Spur of the moment, let's go to Kapolei today, wait... wanna go on the rail, round trip 40 minutes…read morefrom Kapolei Station to Halawa Station. No more free rides as of today but $10 for 2 Holo cards and two riders got us a morning adventure. We stood stupefied for a moment reading the signage. Nice employee came to our assistance. She informed us that this station only sells adult cards not senior cards. I told hubs it's fine so we got our entry into the station. If you have mobility issues there is an up escalator and a down elevator. If you park at the Park and Ride there is a short walk but walkers or a wheelchair might be helpful to those who need them. There is a bus stop there which drops off in front of the station. Watch for what Train platform you need to be at. At the C level you'll proceed to either T1 or T2. Approaching trains and times are lit up so look for the signs. Once on, there are seats that face forward, backwards or for priority seating facing sideways. The seats are comfy, for 70,000+ riders having ridden Skyline it is clean, and there are employees on board monitoring. Ingenious how the stops were determined by landmarks chosen for stations like LCC, Pearlridge and Halawa. Still requires walking but nevertheless convenient to hopefully alleviate morning and afternoon commute times. The distance between stations seems close enough and gets you there quickly. The next stop and which door will open is announced. I like the elevator height view above church steeples, with a passing egret flying by. A view from a car is limited but from up here you'll see much more: Waipahu Mill, neighborhoods, where the extra trains are housed, and more. Where the elevators are you might catch a cool breeze. The train cars are air conditioned. Right now the ridership is in awe with some excitement. Hopefully once the entire system is complete we'll hop onto it again.

What a cool ride…read more.. With the biggest parking if you're heading east this would be the best choice though getting to the platform itself will be quite a journey though because it's large the benefits are that it's spacious and feeling like Japan with all the stairs I climbed today...maybe I'll lose some weight with this lol! Well with a Skyline filled with occupants it was hot...depends on where you're sitting don't bet on a chill ride depending where you're at though a tad bit rocky I think it's a smooth ride in comparison to some other rail system that I rode. I do like this station as it does have a park and ride with but taking you to to general area that I'm assuming as I'm not from this area and am not familiar other than Kamakana Ali'i, it is what it is and seems to be an option once we figure out the kinks which is what this free ride introduces us too is a good thing. Thank you!

I just took the greatest tour with Kawika's Limousine Hawaii. They are the best on the island. I've…read moreused them before and will use them again. Kawika and his staff exude Aloha. For a lifetime of memories use Kawika's Limousine Hawaii...

David is a caring resourceful tour guide. Today went wonderfully due to him…read more My only regret is that I can't give him seven stars for a rating!

I took the party bus in June -this was my first party bus experience. I had read up on what to…read moreexpect .. karaoke, cooler with ice, basically everything that would make for a great party. we just bring the food and drink. Sad to say the karaoke machine was broken. that was a real bummer... and no ice in the cooler. Basically paid to be driven around in the dark to get ice

A L O H A! Welcoming with warm local spirits, is how I'd…read moredescribe Dino and his wife! I wish I remembered the driver name, he too had the most poly local vibe! We acquired their service for our daughter's surprise 16th. It wasn't a large crowd, just her and her besties with our older daughters as chaperones. They all reached us happy safe and ready for Karaoke! We made a lil pupu plate for the driver because again, he took and returned our babies safely. Can't thank this team enough

Hi OPB... Can't thank your driver Jacob enough-for a great…read moreevening this past weekend! He drove seven of us "Grandma's Gone Wild" all in our 60's two of us celebrating birthday's and a Bridal Shower.. yup you heard that right! around the island! Jacob made sure we were comfortable and most importantly having fun! He gave us a treat and stopped on the side of the road somewhere near Haleiwa so we could take selfies with some horses that were grazing in the grass. Sounds funny but there were lots of horses. We were able to take more selfies along the way with beautiful ocean scenic views. Jacob knew just whee to go for that. Jacob is the best! We look forward to booking another special event in the future and will definitely tell others about OPB and Jacob! Thank you from all seven of us ladies.

Huge shout-out to OPB for making our company Christmas after-party unforgettable. Even though I…read morebooked pretty late and our first choice (the Coors) was already booked weeks out, they came through with "The Beast," and we were able to secure it just three days before our event. An extra shout-out to our driver, Delson; he was an absolute gem. We rented the bus for four hours on a Saturday, and he was incredible at staying in touch and being exactly where we needed him throughout the night. He even circled back to multiple stops when a few people realized they'd left phones or purses on the bus. We didn't have a set route; everyone wrote down a bar, and we spun the wheel roulette-style, which made the night even more fun. We ended up extending the rental by another two hours and would've gone longer if road closures for the marathon hadn't cut us off. Highly recommend OPB and Delson for any group event! We will definitely be booking again.

Waipahu Transit Center is the transfer point for individuals who want to go to Waikele, Ewa Beach,…read moreor Makaha. When the center was first opened there were restrooms for both the men and women to use. With my most recent layover visit at the transit I noticed that both restroom facilities were padlocked. My guess throughout the years the restrooms were hardly cleaned by the janitors and the facilities ended up having graffiti on the walls, the smell of urine, toilets not flushed, as well as lack of toilet paper, soap, and hand towel. Some days or nights there will be homeless individuals walking around the transit area...I tend to keep my distance when I see a homeless person that smell like urine or bad underarm smell. The Waipahu Transit Center is within walking distance to Times Supermarket, food establishments, as well as a gas station that has a car wash. One thing good about this transit center is that there is a security guard around to make sure that nothing else happens.

When it first opened up, it was really nice. The restrooms were clean and whatnot. Now, the…read morerestrooms usually have urine and fecal matter on the floor and sometimes in and ON the toilet seats. There are a lot of creepers that hang out around here as well. If I can get on the bus at a different stop, I'd do that instead of come here. The star is for the security guard that is very polite.

Today, January 27th, 2012, I had this company pick me up TWICE - Once in the morning to go TO my…read moreDialysis, and the 2nd to return home. I am a "regular" Handi-Van rider, (At LEAST every M/W/Fri) and in the area, are a few additional others. This morning, I had a driver who mentioned that he had to pick up someone else, on Young Street. Yet - he went around the block and headed WEST on Beretania. When he was just before Keeamoku, I asked him "I thought that you said you were going to pick someone else up?" He said "yes", and then I said "A Lady on YOUNG Street"? He AGAIN said "yes". So I told him he was GOING THE WRONG WAY! So I told him to turn onto Keeamoku, (he had to cross ALL THE WAY!), then left onto Young Street (behind the new Hale Pawaa building). He did, and I said "just go straight until I say it is coming up, then slow down and stop".... BTW - he initially was following his GPS, and I will explain WHY he NEEDED that... So it was who I thought it was, told him to stop, and he picked her up. She normally goes to Ala Moana, and The Handi-Van (which this company was REPRESENTING and SUB-CONTRACTING for) drops off at either in front of the Post Office (which is where she is normally dropped off) or on the backside - Ala Moana Blvd but INSIDE the parking lot "behind" the big Bus Stop... (*I then understood why the Post Office - from the back she would have to walk in with NO benches to stop and rest.) Apparently when she goes to Ala Moana, she goes to Makai Food Court, and asked if he could drop her off there instead of the Post Office. He didn't understand WHERE this was, so I had to DIRECT him ALL THE WAY down to ATKINSON (he didn't know THAT street either), direct him AROUND Ala Moana, and into the lot and made the left right in front of the food court. We had FINALLY arrived...After dropping her off, he needed to know HOW TO GET OUT OF the SHOPPING CENTER! So I HAD to ask - "You don't know this place?" And he said - Believe THIS - "I have only been here a WEEK"! Now HOW can someone that hasn't even been here a MONTH be driving Handicapped and the elderly with OUT even knowing WHERE YOU ARE GOING? At least a BASIC idea, but having been here ONLY ONE WEEK, how do you even get HIRED? How do you pass and get a LOCAL CDL with OUT knowing at LEAST the AREA? BUT - it gets MUCH BETTER. This afternoon, for my ride home, I had this company AGAIN - But this time, I KNOW the guy was trying to INCREASE their MILEAGE (THAT is what they actually use the GPS for - it records the miles used/taken.) Imagine this - My Dialysis is at HMC/St Francis ON Liliha. So this guy drove UP Liliha, to Wyllie, and went to Nuuanu. I THOUGHT he was going to cross over and get on the FREEWAY, but no - he turned DOWN Nuuanu, went downt to Kawananakoa, and turned left to GET ON THE FREEWAY! From where I was, if he went DOWN Liliha, he could have turned LEFT on a NUMBER of occasions - Kuakini St. then go to the SAME intersection he ENDED up at! OR - Go down Liliha, turn left onto Judd, THEN turn right onto Nuuanu and then turn LEFT AT Kawananakoa, a BLOCK BEFORE where he turned. AND another way - go STRAIGHT DOWN Liliha until you cross the bridge and turn left onto the Liliha ON-RAMP to the FREEWAY! ANY of these would be SHORTER than the way HE went! So you think he was "PUMPING UP" the MILEAGE? Guess what? OTS pays them by MILE, and WE pay, in CITY (and partially Federal) TAXES for this Service! And these "PRIVATE" Sub-Contracted Transport Services get paid MAJOR MILEAGE DOLLARS! So my COMPLAINT is with THIS COMPANY and BOTH rides today! FIRST - How do you even THINK about hiring someone that has only been here for a WEEK and DOESN'T know even MAJOR roadways? (I blame the City too, for giving him his CDL in the first place - or does he even HAVE a CDL? Not like a TAXI that are REQUIRED to POST their LICENSES...) AND... SECOND - For INFLATING the MILEAGE - What, you think I've lived here ALL MY LIFE and DON'T know the roads? Or - you think me STUPID, perhaps? I AM going to file a WRITTEN COMPLAINT to OTS about THIS ONE! But first, I gotta call Customer Service on Monday (too late now) to REPORT THIS!

From the owner: We first started with 1 van. Now we have 15.read more

I called the day before I needed to book a limo ride for my family. From Cali visiting me on the…read moreisland. The set up via email & texting was quite impressive! All my questions got answered in a timely manner. The instructions were detailed & simple. I was able to add amenities!!!! You guys rock! I highly recommend Kanoa Transportation. The rates are reasonable & the forms were easy to fill. My Sister & nephews are going to get the surprise of a lifetime. I am on quarantine for 5 more days so I'm sure they will be pleased with the Limo picking them up. CHEE-HU!!!!!

Beyond glad that I found Kanoa Transportation! Communication and booking was quick and easy with…read moreBrenten. My husband and I booked a multi-pick up and drop-off service for one day and everything went so smoothly. Our chauffeur Tran was punctual, friendly, attentive, and he made sure we always had a cold bottle of water when we returned to the car- impressive! We felt very comfortable and taken care of. I would totally use Kanoa Transportation again in the future! Mahalo