Decided to grab a day pass for the Plumeria lounge as I had a few hours before my flight, and it…read morewas peaceful and queit with plenty of food, snacks, and drinks (including alcohol). I was surprised by how much space there was and how few people were occupying the space. I had some coffee, some sausage and chicken gumbo, some chips, and a canned Heineken while doing some work on my laptop. Such a great pre-flight experience. Highly recommend if you have some extra time before your flight and want to spend it comfortably.

The Plumeria lounge is great... IF you've never been to any other airport lounge before in your…read morelife. It's ok for what it is and better than sitting in a crowded terminal with no free food at all. And ok for being in a dingy airport in Honolulu. However, compared to other airport lounges across the world... this is a joke. Food selection is very limited to small pupus and amenities are also limited. So, if you are expecting a full buffet, lounge chairs, sleep pods, full bar, and showers... you will be very disappointed because there is absolutely none of that. Also, the lounge itself is rather small. There is often a wait just to enter and with limited bench seating outside the lounge, there are sometimes a bunch of people standing around. The staff... they are nice, just not the friendliest compared to other major airline staff. For a local airline in HAWAII, I would think the "Aloha" standard would be on point.

Early morning flight to the Global Breadfruit Conference in Kona, HI, so I diligently waited in…read moreline for the lounge's 5am opening. Thought I'd wait for all the hard workers to fill their water bottles, but ended up joining the line because it never ended. Love that some people are considerate enough to follow general safety guidelines by using clean cups to fill their bottles. Others, nope, they stick their bottles right up to the ice or beverage dispensers to fill. Mahalo for the two staff members scanning customers in to speed up the line, and the staff who diligently refill the yummy Biscoff cookies, cups, and other supplies. (Mahalo for your patience as I watched you professionally deal with a tired passenger with a slight attitude, who was impatiently using the fancy espresso coffee machine.) Your hospitality early this morning was very much appreciated!

Hawaiian Airlines Premier Club Lounge at HNL airport is possibly one of the worst lounges we've…read moreever been to. There's no food served in the lounge, besides below-average airplane snacks and light beverages like water and soda. You also can't bring in outside food. With the limited amenities, this place feels like a waste of space. The only thing going for this lounge is that it sucks so badly that it deters people from coming in. We were able to grab a seat in the corner and charge our devices with the outlets nearby. Also, the way it's designed reminded us of a hospital waiting room. Not great. At the end of the day, my friend and I are just Priority Pass members. Pay a three-digit annual fee, book a basic/saver flight ticket, and board in the last group kind of folks, so I suppose we can't complain too much.

Love this little lounge. It's well lit, very clean, not necessarily quiet (there are kids) but…read morequiet enough. Great choices for food. Spam masubi, fruit, beef curry, potato soup or pancakes to make. Very polite servers at the food station.

It's a very small and very hidden lounge. There's locker storage though, free WiFi, and clean…read moretoilets. Location is not as convenient as the ANA lounge which is directly above the gates, definitely much more convenient than Hawaiian Airlines. Service is polite enough. Variety of food and beverage is ok but again definitely way better than the Hawaiian Airlines lounge. 3.5 stars

More akin to a hospital waiting room than a bougie airport lounge…read more At the bare minimum it is: clean, neat, and air conditioned. It is not: luxurious, well decorated, cozy, or impressive. This lounge is simply a quiet place to sit and wait for your flight away from the noisy chatter and overhead announcements at the terminal. They have complimentary wifi and outlets to charge your devices. If you snag a seat by the windows you have a lovely view of the garden. There is no food or alcohol. You are also not allowed to eat any food or snacks you bring into the lounge yourself. They do offer some beverages including coffee, tea, juice, water, and some canned sodas. I actually really enjoyed the yummy guava juice they had available! Overall I would not pay money to enter this lounge. If your credit card perks include a limited number of Priority Pass lounge visits I would skip this one. My boyfriend has unlimited Priority Pass lounge access with two free guests as a Ritz Carlton card holder so we lose out on nothing by coming in, but compared to other airport lounges we've visited this lounge definitely leaves a lot to be desired.

This is a comfortable air conditiond Lounge that has unlimited soft drinks. The staff tries hard…read morebut unfortunately they do not police the fact that many customers put bags on chairs. It's no problem when they're not busy but I feel it should be policed when seating is at capacity.

Very nice delta sky club. Not as big a selection or as spacious as some others I have visited but…read morethey had some nice and delicious food. Some of the unique features was a pineapple soft serve machine, postcard to friend/ family which they will mail for you in the USA. They also went around offering chocolate and Honolulu cookie company individual wrapped treats to guests. Liked these 3 unique features. Highly reccomend. The front desk lady does a warn about it take 15 minute walk to get to c gate. This club is located where tsa ends so you don't have to search for it far. All attendants were friendly and courteous. Bathroom very clean with nice soap and lotion.

Excellent customer service beyond what I've seen in most lounges. Plenty of comfortable seating,…read morecharging ports, and magazines for leisurely reading. The food options are actually quite good. Two different kinds of sandwiches, several cheese options, ramen, kalua pork and cabbage, noodles, salad bar etc... Definitely one of the best places to sit and relax before a flight. Special shout out to Robert, the bar tender. He's a blast to chat with and makes a very good martini

This is an Admirals club, but there is significant Japan Airlines influence which means a generally…read morebetter experience than a typical Admirals Club. It is hard to find; look for the tiny sign pointing you to the third floor right next to the local place eatery. The inside is fairly large but someone plain. There are self service soft drinks and a small complimentary liquor selection as well including sparkling wine. Around the corner is the food area which features several hot options including JAL's signature beef curry. This is served to you by an attendant (who was not particularly friendly), but of course you can have as many servings as you wish. Overall this is a rather nice Admirals Club thanks to the JAL influence.

AA partners w/ JAL to offer a lounge at HNL. I'm glad they do. I was able to enter as a guest,…read morebut the daily fee is $79.95. Alternatively, you need to have the right AA credit card or use points to enter. Positives: Nice staff; Good hot food selection; Spacious area w/ relaxing environment. Negatives: The cost. I don't know that any lounge is worth $79.95. United charges $59 and I would not pay that amount directly; The temp in the lounge was warm; There are no seats at the bar; I would return to this lounge if I had a credit card that provides me access. However, I would not spend my own money to gain access here.

I get it, the rules have changed. Still, you don't treat people like this…read more I'm a disabled veteran. I can get on base with my ID card, I can use the exchange/commissary, I can even fly space A within the United States and its territories. Today, I'm flying commercial out of terminal one at HNL, and I go through security, only to find out that the USO is in terminal two outside security. I thought it would be nice if I could grab a bite to eat, and possibly take a shower before my nine hour flight. So I catch the shuttle and I go over there. I ring the bell, and this lady comes to the door. She looks at my ID, and she says I can't let you in. I explained I've used the USO in the past, and I'm even in their computer system. So she looks back to who I assume is the boss, who is making lunch, and says as loud as she can, HEY, JERRY.... I GOT A 100% DISABLED VETERAN! " and of course, a bunch of people look over toward me... Well, that was embarrassing. Jerry, who's making lunch, doesn't even bother to look up. He just shakes his head and waves me off, like.... "Sorry..." I screwed up my body serving this country, and I should be allowed to use the USO. They allow retired military to use the USO, but they are not serving anymore If they have limited funds, and I can't use it anymore like I used to, that's fine. Maybe they could charge a small admission fee for disabled veterans to help cover the cost Regardless, they could be nicer about it. It's nice to know that at least this USO, they treat their veterans as nice as they treat their active duty and retired people..(said with sarcastic overtones...)

Incredibly rude elderly man that was hostile to myself and my wife. I'm very disappointed with…read morethis. The USO is usually a place of kindness that I look forward to spending time at. This is the worst one I've seen.

This is an okay place to kill time but the no outside food rule is ridiculous! Still, the beautiful…read moregardens are right outside so you can step out to eat and buzz back in when you need to. Staff didn't fully embody the spirit of aloha Centrally located between all the main terminals We only stopped in because it was part of our Ko Olina resort deal, so if it were free I suppose I'd come back -- but not worth whatever price they charge non-guests.

We jokingly describe this place as the "Medium Place." (Good Place reference). There is comfortable…read moreseating, air conditioning, and places to charge your phone. However, the lady at the front is not very friendly, and you can't bring in any outside food or drinks. The food available for purchase is a joke. This place is closing permanently on 6/28/26.

Mauka market was a good experience in an airport full of mediocre choices…read more We arrived and told them we had a flight boarding soon and we just wanted a quick burger. The server was really friendly and asked them to make the food quickly. Burger was on the table in 5 minutes and it was actually good. $30 but it was (for an airport) quite edible. Oh and the place is clean and comfortable in what seems to be a new terminal area of HNL.

Noticed that this was a popular sit down place in terminal 1. We arrived before the surge. It was…read morenice to just sit. Service was slow and the food took a good while to come out. Wasn't clear if we were going to get waters.... My burger was good - Hard to mess up a burger... My husband enjoyed his rice dish. We got a side salad and it was bad. I am glad I didn't go for a salad for my main dish.

I've watched a handful of YouTube vloggers showcasing HNL's ANA Lounge. This exclusive lounge was…read morebuilt above Gate C4 in Terminal 2 of Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. There is a separate jet bridge that connects passengers while boarding the upper cabin of ANA's Airbus 380 Aircraft. There is a regular lounge and a Suite lounge both sharing one same entrance. Me and my other half booked premium economy and was first to get to the regular lounge as my cousin and his other half were both booked in business class having access to the suite lounge as well. The regular lounge had a semi-full bar, a full spread of buffet selection, an udon bar, as well as non-alcoholic beverages with a premium coffee maker serving illy brand coffee. This lounge is spacious, seating area is extensive, especially considering that HNL isn't a very large airport. There are mainly three different types of seating; comfy lounge chairs and sofas with coffee tables line the large floor-to-ceiling windows, providing a spectacular views of the tarmac and runway. If you are going to Tokyo Narita on the A380, you'll see the HONU aircraft just outside the window. Many passengers were airplane spotting as the first Honu was taxiing out and taking off. Long benches with communal tables are another seating that also serves as a workstation. The dining space also has AC power as well as USB outlets. There is also restaurant style with round cocktail tables, rectangular dining tables making it a very nice space to enjoy snacks, cocktails, or full meal before the flight. Food servers and ground staff agents are professional, and friendly. The entire lounge is kept sparking clean including the restrooms located just past the children's play area. Table and counters were constantly wiped down, the air conditioning temperature and ambiance is truly a Hawaiian/Japanese environment.

Let's just say the lounge was designed with travelers in mind. Very spacious, bright, clean, and…read morecomfortable. Plenty of seats! No worries of going over capacity ever. We lucked out with seats right in front of where the Honu was parked! I love the convenience of the lounge being right above the departure gates in Terminal 2. (If you flew on Hawaiian Airlines but departing from Terminal 2, you'd have to trek to Terminal 1.) There's a variety of every course: rice, chicken curry, udon, sandwiches, açaí bowl, musubi, drinks, alcohol. Lots of stalls in the clean bathroom, by the kids play area. Im willing to pay for ANA premium economy for lounge access for the convenience and comfort of a long-ish journey! 4.5 stars