If you're primarily working in downtown during the weekdays and you prefer to drive, I'd recommend…read moreparking at the Marin Tower. This parking garage has one of the most reasonable parking rates by IMO. I haven't been to other garages but from other colleagues , Other parking garages are $15 and up to the standard maximum of $21 or even more. You could try the meter parking but limited up to 2 hours maximum at a time for between $2.50-3.50 (educated guess). Anyways, aside from the lowkey stinky smell, (lol) I feel that the parking garage is safe, there is Security who does monitor the garage 24 hours daily, Your parking is covered as well and if you enter the garage before 8:00 AM on work weekdays and you leave by no later than 6:00 PM, then the early bird special parking rate should apply to you, which would be $12. I have not attempted to leave the garage exceeding 6 PM but I would also call to confirm with the parking office the time limit of the early bird special parking rate. Overall, I'd go here to park primarily because the rate is the most reasonable at this garage than anywhere else in my opinion.

Always have roaches in the garage, the elevator always stinks, and they'll randomly email you about…read morestill being in the parking garage waiting list. So check your emails, I waited a whole year only to be told I was removed from the waiting list.

This South Street /Pohukaina St parking garage is next to the Circuit Court Bldg. This is the main…read moregarage people would park for Jury Duty. The entrance is on Pohukaina Street across Restaurant Row/Waterfront Plaza parking. It's easy to turn into the parking coming from the South Street side than Punchbowl St and having to make the left turn into the parking lot. As you enter in, you would have to make a sharp right turn and go up the parking levels. The upper levels are for State employees of near by State offices. Stalls are not as wide. Now there's a parking pay station at the ground level. Be sure you get into parking lot before they close the door by 5pm. The parking lot is open to the public from 7am-5pm. There are posted instructions for General Public, Jurors and for Placard user. They changed it where they may not have a parking attendant. They just started this new pay system so it said bills and credit cards are accepted. It's a $2 per hour for the first 2 hours. $4 per hour for addition hours. Note parking on the street maybe a quarter for 5 or 10 minutes.

Am I the only person looking for this parking information? I'm surprised that there hasn't been a…read moreYelp review for this parking structure as this is one of two main structures for the Hawaii State Judiciary Circuit Court Courthouse. I had to get my information from Google, so I thought I would add this here. I received a summons for jury duty and one of my first questions was "where do I park?". Apparently there are two parking structures if you are going downtown for court-related matter (or otherwise). I was assigned to Circuit Court - Ka'ahumanu Hale (777 Punchbowl Street). If your summons says you are assigned to District Court - Kauikeaouli Hale, then you'd be parking at the municipal parking lots/street meters around downtown/Chinatown then getting a refund from the state before you leave the courthouse. The court also allows you to park on street metered parking, but instructions say do not feed the meters, and if you receive a citation for an expired meter violation, turn in your citation to the Jury Pool Office or mail it in the envelope provided by the court. To me this is humbug as I don't want to walk back to the Jury Pool Office when I am trying to leave or remember to have to mail it in. It's better to park in the structure, just come early for parking. Hours are from Mon-Fri, 700 AM - 500 PM. The South Street Parking Garage is on the left side of Pohukaina if you are coming down Punchbowl Street, and you have to cross over two solid-double yellow lines to get into the structure, don't do like I did and make a right into the Waterfront Parking Garage by mistake; luckily I was able to get out before I got charged. I got there exactly at 0653 and the gate opened up. As suggested by a Google reviewer, I backed into a stall so I could get out easier, and I wasn't holding anyone up as I got there early enough. I believe the first 4 floors are for public parking and the upper floors are reserved parking; it's not a very big structure so I can imagine running out of stalls early on. There's elevator and stair access to the courthouse. Once you get downstairs, stand in line to enter the courthouse, remove your belt buckle and put everything in a plastic bin, like the ones at TSA/airport. You go through a metal detector and then into the courthouse, then get ushered into the bottom floor office where you watch a video on being a potential juror and the day goes on from there. The jury pool office stamps your parking ticket for free validated parking, otherwise the rates are $2.00 for the first and second hour, and $2.00 for each additional 1/2 hour, but you may want to call to check to make sure this is correct. I also saw a Google review saying that it's CASH ONLY. Good luck! RETURN FACTOR: I got called two other times for jury duty selection but forgot where to park since it was like 20 and 17 years ago, but now I will come back to this page if I ever forget or get called back to duty.

Chapter than the meters…read more.. Though I must admit the prices are rising fast at $1.05 per half hour for the first 2 hours then $2.10 per half hour you think is high nope it's still cheaper sadly here in Chinatown as the meters are like $0.25 for five minutes and since we had a reservation at 5pm we didn't make the after hours discount unfortunately. Nevertheless it's a great place to park as it's nice and clean and has an elevator for easy access no smell stairwell and is brightly lit but payment is all by card no cash at this unattended lot depending where you're shopping you can avoid the crazy traffic within Chinatown by parking here as I learn the various places available it does help to support these small local biz so much more easier and cheaper. Thank you!

Price is reasonable and located close to shops like Lam's Kitchen. Plenty of parking underground,…read morebut it can be full if there is an event or holiday. The only problem is the homelessness around, not in the parking lot but when up go up to the streets. The elevator and stairwell is full of graffiti and smell. Wash your hands after pressing the elevator buttons.

The Chinatown Municipal parking lots offer the best hourly parking rates in the area and have…read moremultiple locations throughout Chinatown. Lighting is adequate and the area is fairly safe. Just be aware of your surroundings and don't walk around willy nilly, especially at night. Some of the stairways smell like shishi, but what do you expect? There's tons of homeless in the Chinatown area and they're free to roam wherever they want. Have hand sanitizer or wipes ready when you open the stairwell doors, and be careful where you step.

Feels like a murder garage, cheap price though. Cronic park right up the stairs. No security pay…read morethe money and park elsewhere

The former Restaurant Row is now Waterfront Plaza, as the tenant directory has changed over the…read moreyears. It occupies a city block with a cluster of 7 low rise buildings, styled in 1980's architecture. It's a mix of businesses, medical facilities, offices, services, education and a few eateries. HIGHLIGHTS: - Edward Jones - Farmer's Insurance - Hawaii Pacific University - Honolulu Spine Center - Row Bar - Ruth's Chris - Straub Clinic - Surgicare - TSA Hawaii - US Citizenship & Immigration

Restaurants and office spaces in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. This venue used to be called Restaurant Row. When it first opened, it was quite popular. I think there was a movie theater chain here? Back in the day, there were dancing/bar/lounge types of places like Studebaker's and Nocturna Lounge. I don't think there's anything like those bars now. Currently, there are new eateries such as The Porch, Aloha Mamacita, @sushi, and Carval Cafe. Ruth's Chris Steak House and The Row Bar (outdoor seating) were maybe always here? Anyway, just remember to get your parking ticket validated. I would have had to pay $18 for 3 hours without validation. Instead, I just paid $3. Thank goodness!

Best place to park if going to Capital Modern Museum. Please make sure to take cash. They did not…read moreaccept any cards or other forms of payment. Make sure to not leave and valuables in your vehicle. They are not responsible for any theft that may or may not occur.

Wtf is this bullshit 5 minutes grace period. Went up to my office to drop something off and they…read morecharged me $6.50 for less than 15 mins of parking. The time it took me to go up from their shitty elevator and get to my office, and down back to their parking garage, then back up their shitty elevator a few floor to my parked car. It's impossible to go in and out on 5 mins. Fck this parking garage and their shitty management, what a bunch or crooks.

For as long as I been working out at 24 Hour Fitness in Downtown Honolulu, I can't believe I've…read morenever done a write-up on this garage! I've been parking here for over a decade, as well as two other municipal parking garages in the area. Very easy to get here. Located on the right side of Bishop Street, both entrance and exit between 7-11 and Starbucks/Territorial Savings Bank, and another exit via South King St. It's definitely one of the most expensive rates in the CBD. But with gym validation, parking is only $1 Mon-Fri starting at 4:30pm, and Sat & Sun 6am-10pm for up to 3 hours. Every Federal Holiday, the rate is treated as a weekend. It's easily accessible via separate elevators into the Executive Centre Hotel with a set of escalators from street side down to the hotel lobby. Few negatives. No EV charging stations, many "Reserve" stalls on every level, so you may find yourself driving up to levels 6 & 7, cash only. Few positives, very clean facilities and elevators, wide parking spaces, security on site, and the nearest garage to 24 Hour Fitness. If you are parking here at night make sure you are aware of your surroundings, watch your back, females especially walk with a friend. Also Auntie working the exit booth is the best! So positive, spiritual, and full of Aloha! Make sure you treat her nicely, because she will remember you for life!

Just reiterating what everyone else has already said regarding 24 Hour Fitness parking before…read more4:30pm--this place is a fucking trap. They put visitor parking all the way on the 9th floor, very clever if you are charging by time. You gotta go round (1) and round (2) and round (3) and round (4) and round (5) and round (6) and round (7) and round (8) and round (9) before you can use the first available stall. Then to get to 24 Hour, you gotta go down the elevator, walk through the lobby, go up the escalator then walk halfway down the block. THEN you gotta do all that shit again in reverse when you leave. What looks like a straightforward route on google maps is an $8 trap for 40 minutes of your car existing. Part of it is my fault since 24 Hour also doesnʻt validate till after 4:30pm, so donʻt be a fool like me and not do your due diligence. But there was too much design behind this trap not to be a glaring example of price gouging.

Mopeds park wherever they want, motorcycles can only park if mopeds don't take all the spots first,…read moreleaving moped only wide open. Workers are like robo phone tree, only 3 pre selected responses, no ability to think or communicate.

Still my favorite option for parking downtown when I commute on my motorcycle, but I thought I…read moreshould update the review to note that I did have a helmet stolen from being locked on the bike a few weeks back. They actually cut the chinstrap, which I thought would never occur since you'd practically ruin the use of the helmet without the strap. A co-worker said that this is one of the public parking options for people who have to appear at the courthouse across the street. Coincidence? You be the judge......

Just wanted to share my experience…read more 1. Call the local number ahead of time. The 1-800 number is a trap, you wait for over 1 hour on hold, and then they can't help you anyways. The local folks know exactly what can be done (their services have been scaled back because of budget cuts), and if you need an appointment or a walk in is okay. If an appointment, might be ~6 weeks out because of backlog, be prepared. 2. 4 separate people will ask you why you're visiting, be super clear in what you need + if you have an appointment or were told you didn't have to make one. 3. Listen carefully for the numbers being called. Their PA system is super mid, and depending on who is calling the number from what window, it might not be clear. Lol everyone in the waiting room banded together to try discern what's being said. "You got that ticket number?" "Think it was this, who caught the window number?" 4. The employees are short staffed, but very empathetic + helpful. You just have to work together with them, have your id + documents ready for when it's your turn and they ask for stuff. Thanks to the guy that helped me (think AF vet?), got what I needed to file taxes for my mom who recently passed.

Called the local Social Security office twice and received prompt and professional help both times…read more My issues have been completely resolved and I did not have to go in person. That is great service.