I so enjoy going to Thelma Parker Library. Kim is friendly, fast and gives such personalized…read moreservice. She's extremely well read and can recommend good books to read for children and adults.

Went into the Kona Library to look up information. It was getting renovated so the air…read moreconditioning was on low. I was able to buy an autographed book by one of my favorite authors in the fundraising bin. The librarians were grumpy when I asked questions so I think the warmness of the building was getting to them to.

They do passport application and renewal at this library. Very courteous, and helpful from phone…read moreappointments to in person passport application.

Judy and all of the staff are wonderful and we love this little gem of a library, all of their cute…read morelittle sections and events!

Gretchen in the children's part of the library is a cruel and inhumane person. Patience, Peace, and…read moreRESPECT are the qualities we need in a space that children are welcomed into. I understand libraries are known as 'quiet' places. But these should also be safe places for children. This is a free place for children to come for parents and families who may be low income and deserve to have access to resources such as these. I'm DISGUSTED at the level of disrespect and abuse that has been directed towards parents in this space by Gretchen. It is abuse to talk to anyone in the manner in which she has and is completely unacceptable and inappropriate. Especially in the presence of children... I was astonished to hear that so many people have similar experiences and that is absolutely unacceptable. We want to share the Aloha experience with everyone and want to make everyone feel comfortable and SAFE bringing their children to a PUBLIC LIBRARY. This situation is sick and needs to be addressed. Disappointed is an understatement.

First things first: HILO LIBRARY HOURS…read moreMonday: Closed Tuesday: 11a - 7p Wednesday: 11a - 7p Thursday: 9a - 4p Friday: 11a - 4p Saturday: 9a - 4p Sunday: Closed REVIEW The most pleasant public library I've ever visited. A beautiful, open-air courtyard is at center. The birds seem to love it almost as much as I. A surrounding lanai has lots of seating, including an area with tables. A large meeting room is available by reservation for community groups. On approaching the building, patrons are greeted by a banner promoting the free WiFi access within.

I really like the employees here; But the USPS Ground Advantage service sucks!…read more Some corporate "nimcumpoop" marketing exec decided back in DC to put a spin on a "really bad idea" and suggested, "let's call it Advantage." It is a DISADVANTAGE, GDammit! Sucks, really bad. However, I adore everyone; Emi, Russ, Chris, Lisa, And everyone who works here at our Kamuela location for great attitudes and service in a very difficult job.

This US Post Office is quite small, but it does the job. The one I go to is the Waialae-Kahala one,…read moresince they have that automated post office machine, where you can do your electronic postage processing there at any time of day that the post office is not operating. With that said, the lines can be long here, but the staff is friendly and expedient with your items. It's great that the US Postal Service accepts all major credit cards. There is street parking right in front of the Post Office, in case you just need to drop off letters in the blue box. Or if you need counter service, there is the parking lot in back of the post office if you need too. Located on Koko Head Avenue, you can't miss this one. The Kaimuki Public Library and the former Liliuokalani Elementary School is nearby. This US Postal Service location can service all your needs. A

I fully want to cry. Finding out my favorite bookstore in all of Hawaii is closing was not how I…read morewanted to start off this summer. I have no idea how I'm gonna come back to Big Island without coming to this magical little shop... The nicest workers, the cutest cat, a fantastic collection of affordable books, all gone :( I don't mean to be dramatic; I'm just devastated

Highly recommended stop on the Big Island! Great selection of new and used, and an excellent…read moreselection of local history. Everyone there is always helpful and friendly, and can help you find whatever type of book you are looking for to make your stay perfect. You want to read a book on the beach, right? They also are great about on line orders, so I try to go to them first when I am looking to order a book from a small bookstore. Location is super convenient, and say hi to the resident cat(s?) while you're there!

It's a library they have good books and a helpful app what more needs to be said it is a public goodread more

There are no libraries open in Central Maui. Kihei and Makawao are open on Saturdays. During the…read morepandemic, social distancing a required and only one visit is allowed per day. Every branch in the State opens at the top of each hour for 45 minutes. They then close for 15 minutes of cleaning and reopen at the top of the next hour. Once capacity is full, you must wait until people leave. The security guard monitors the capacity.

There is construction going on so beware. Get parking on both sides of the school, in case you miss…read morethe street to turn you can park behind the church side and just walk a bit. They have few computers, the limit is one hour. There is printing available with or without library card. If you are just visiting, you can get one for 3 months for $10dlls. Or pay $25 and is good for 5yrs. If you are a resident then is free, just bring a piece of mail with your local address. Printing is $.15 cents all black and white, no color printing. There are books, cds and movies available. The hours are a little funky so check their website before you go. Overall is a good alternative to Hilo library and around the area.

Amazing staff. Everyone that works there is super friendly and helpful. My daughter enjoys their…read morearts and crafts.