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.

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.

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.

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.

A quiet space in the heart of Kahala…read more.. Kahala Atrium a single story retail space a type of building rarely found in these days though Kahala is still several of these types of structures that I do enjoy its simplicity and is comforting. Located just across the street from Kahala Mall the outside the first thing you'd see is Treehouse Coworking sign along with about a dozen parking spaces making it a great spot to stop by to do whatever business you need. There Helen's Haven, Kahala Fashion & Alterations, Treehouse Coworking and Dog Salon Kahala. On this visit it was to Treehouse Coworking and with this type of crowd the downside is the lack of parking space though there are some street parking the struggle was real on this night but nevertheless had a great time. Thank you!

Update: Nice 2 C U…read moreHawai'i second location opened up at Kahala Korner! Open 6 am to 10 pm daily.

This two story commercial retail/office space sound like you'd find a children's center here…read more Certainly found on a corner in Kahala right outside Kahala Mall this OG has gone through little to no changes since I've known this place unlike many places surrounding it having lunch at Subway here countless number of times thought the parking is not large I never have a problem finding one. With many other business found nowhere else Oliver Wine & Deli, Kapa Hale Restaurant and Olive Tree Cafe and more the draw here brings a steady flow I never expected. The one way parking entrance is on Kilauea Ave and you exit in the back to Pāhoa Ave. This classic Korner keeps things fresh and is worth checking out what it has to offer that keeps us locals coming back for more. Thank you!

I worked out of Hub Coworking Hawaii for 2 days this month and had a great experience overall…read more The owner (or whoever was responding to my Yelp messages), Joshua, was very responsive and answered all my questions and concerns about finding a temporary workspace. Since I am a software engineer, having an extra monitor is essential and Hub Coworking Hawaii was the only coworking space that provided monitors (and cables! Didn't need to bring my own). The workspace is clean and located next to Mitsuwa. They thoughtfully provided all the essentials and more, such as a selection of coffee, tea, water, ice, office supplies, pads for women in the bathroom, standing desks, a variety of monitor cables, COVID tests, etc. Basically everything I needed was within the space, similar to my actual office in Seattle. The only thing that stood out was, they played light music the whole day, which is fine. It is just a heads up for anyone who's sensitive to sound to bring your noise cancelling headphones. I would definitely return if I ever needed a coworking space around Waikiki again. My 2 day membership was $40/month with the option to add more days.

Hub is a fantastic co-working space that we will be sure to return to whenever we are back in…read moreHonolulu and having to work from here. The spot in International Market is spacious, welcoming and in a wonderful location. The onboarding experience was super simple, particularly the fact that you could get in to the property with minimal effort. Having your space be open from 2am-12am was very reassuring and appealing to know we could get in here and work whenever we wanted. And, Nam, special thank you to you for answering my late evening Sunday emails!

I am a professional yelper in Honolulu so my office is my apartment and coffee shops and the…read morelibrary and park benches. Being able to make my own hours and choose where I want to work from is great but there are times when I miss having an actual "office." No water cooler discussions, no best "work" friends, no office gossip, no paper airplane contests. I recently discovered Resource Suites and it's now my "office" when I feel like pretending I have a 9 to 5 job. Located on the third floor of the Landmark Waikiki building, Resource Suites is a hybrid office built for entrepreneurs, start-ups and people like me who work in their pajamas. You can rent a furnished office space or just work out of the general work space and get your mail sent there. No more PO Box for me! I usually set-up in the cubicle side with my laptop and get an amazing amount of work done during the days that I choose to be there. The problem sometimes with working out of your home is that you often have the distractions of your personal life around you such as laundry, dishes, TV, random food, etc. When you work out of a virtual office such as this you can just concentrate on the tasks at hand. The office is pretty swanky, air conditioned and has a very professional appearance. There's a receptionist to greet anyone who comes to have a meeting with you and a conference room is available as well. They've got everything you need to run your business (printers, binding machines, Wi-Fi) and you can even hire in-house secretarial help. I'm going to get all my Yelp packages sent there because I am tired of missing the UPS/FedEx guy and being forced to drive out to the airport! I think that Resource Suites represents how technology is changing where and how we work. No longer do you have to be chained to a desk but if you choose to do it for productivity's sake then this is a place for you!

Resource Suites is an impressive up & coming "Virtual Office" located at the Waikiki Landmark…read morebuilding. They provide a professional environment with a reception area, day offices, co-working space and conference rooms. It is a perfect office for individuals who are starting their own business. Without the commitments and obligations of leasing your own office, Resource Suites lets you reserve your office space by the hour! I look forward to hosting business meetings with clients in the future at Resource Suites.