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    Consulate General of the Philippines

    2.5 (47 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Mira T.

    Make your appointment online at passport.gov.ph You'll get an email confirmation for your appointment on the email there's an attachment print out the one with the barcode. They don't need the print out for the appointment confirmation bring your old passport and green card They don't need the money order anymore, You can pay there with your card for the $60 fee. an envelope a stamp worth $8.95 (both you can get from post office, just say for passport they know which envelope to give you) on the day of your appointment, Make sure you don't have any lashes on or they will make you remove it. You'll get text updates as to how many are waiting ahead of you You don't need to check in Just go inside the consulate when there's like 1 person ahead of you They have waiting area but since it's small they don't really like people waiting there. they want people that's already on the screen queue sitting inside lol

    Celine C.

    My son and i needed to renew our passports, you need to make an appointment online. Make sure to plan ahead cause available appointment times are usually 2 weeks out. We get there and there's a nice security guard ready to greet you and direct you where you need to go. There's a screen with names and the window #s. There's a lot of seating area outside cause inside there's just no room, you go in there when your name is called. It's not hot cause for some reason, it's always super windy over there. There's also a bathroom near where the ramp begins which is all the way down past the flags and to your left. The bathroom is clean and spacious. I was able to bring in my son's stroller. No changing station though. Inside, friendly staff ready to take in your application and whatever questions you may have. The whole process is pretty quick. We were there for 30 minutes and that's it! They check your documents, you pay at the cashier window, get your picture taken,l and thumbprints, and off you go. We got our passports in the mail in 3 weeks.

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    Kevin S.

    My experience to get a Filipino document notarized (aka "Red Ribbon & Dry Seal"): Hours: Weekdays from 9-4 Document pickup: Weekdays from 2-4 To enter the parking lot (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/I7Xi4n42HCeADUkyD1pkjA?select=UcZn9XC5G5g3ixmWnKAFNQ#DCVfrkEQx1LaHts7qrqR1Q) you need to make a fast right turn, and it doesn't help that the entrance is small and covered by bushes. I got there a little before 9 a.m. and only a few people were waiting. The landscape is okay, I really like the colonial look (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/I7Xi4n42HCeADUkyD1pkjA?select=UcZn9XC5G5g3ixmWnKAFNQ#7B_hYUxTX47qkqIvkCoNWQ). The public entrance is next to the parking lot (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/I7Xi4n42HCeADUkyD1pkjA?select=UcZn9XC5G5g3ixmWnKAFNQ#F-ok7bVPzpEOL_GrLOt0RA). Restrooms are located on the side of the building and needs to be maintained - there's no soap! The cost to notarize a document is $25, which is reasonable, but you have to wait the following day to pick it up, and only from 2-4. That is very very very inconvenient. I could have paid an extra $10 to have it expedited and picked up the same day, but that would mean waiting for 5 hours since pickup is from 2-4. The people are really friendly and helpful, it's just the procedures need to change. I don't know anywhere else that can do a Red Ribbon & Dry Seal in Hawaii, but if there is another one, please let me know. 31 Yelps Review Challenge - 18 of 31

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    Staffs are very rude. Tried asking a question and their answer was "it's not the consulates burden". It makes u want to snap back.

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    Consulate General of Japan

    Consulate General of Japan

    3.1(21 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    I came here to update my registry and apply for Japanese citizenship for my newborn son since I…read moremyself have dual citizenship. The process was not easy since my Japanese reading and writing is at an elementary level. I called the consulate first to ask what documents were needed and I found out that I needed to bring my original "Koseki Tohon" or family registry, my husband and I's passport, marriage certificate and my son's birth certificate. I flew from Big Island to bring all of these documents to find out that I needed to fill out a lengthy application all in Japanese so it took me two visits to complete this. I brought my Japanese friend who assisted me in filling out the application in Japanese which is allowed but they will have them sign a document acknowledging that they assisted. I highly recommend bringing a Japanese native to help you get through this process faster! After submiting the paperwork, the lady at the counter took 30 minutes or so to go over everything and she ended up marking all of my mistakes in red ink for me to correct. Although this process was a pain, they were kind enough to tell me exactly what I needed to write and allowed me to take my time in making my corrections in the waiting room. This process would have been so much easier and faster if they had this application online but I can't fault the consulate on this. Japan is still very old school and prefer everything to be submited in writing. Things to keep in mind is that they close for lunch between 11:30am - 1:00pm and their parking lot is small but I never had an issue with finding a stall since they are not that busy.

    I was very disappointed with their attitude. Extremely rude. As Japanese from Japan, they treat…read moretheir people poorly, making things hard. I will get name of the lady who treated me poorly in my last visit and update here.

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    OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort - Sunrise and diamond head

    OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort

    4.0(717 reviews)
    3.6 miWaikiki
    $$

    It's a nice hotel! Automatic 5 stars because Duke's and Blue Note give amazing service. They are…read moreboth found inside this hotel, respectively. With Blue Note being on the first level and Duke's on the second. Blue Note has a great jazz club, chill, intimate vibe that is great for a night out if you have a favorite artist you want to see perform. Duke's has a great view of the ocean and it's always packed yet the service stays consistent and attentive. Overall a great place to stay, but just as great of a place to visit as well!

    This is my 2nd time staying in Waikiki. We wanted a beach front hotel so we decided on Outrigger…read moreReef for a full week. To start off, I'd give the resort a solid 4/5, no more, no less. The location? It's great because it is literally beach front; however, it is on the southern most edge part of that beach area. This means that the beach right outside is jam packed with tourists coming and going and you would have to walk a decent ways up the beach to find a spot. Regardless, a beach front is a beach front so it's nice to get down there quick and enjoy the beach. The hotel is in a great spot in Waikiki because there are tons and tons of shopping stores and food areas within a 15 minute walk so you never really have to drive out. Monkey Pod restaurant down below has great reviews and is delicious, but I personally think their menu is quite small. They also have a pool side bar/cafe that serves drinks, snacks, and meals and is a secondary pool-side restaurant. They play music down there every night. It's very calm, quaint, and peaceful to enjoy a night in the hotel. Unfortunately, the prices of their drinks are ridiculously overpriced. $17 for a Mai Thai not including tip. Insane. The room? I would say pretty average for any decent hotel. It was clean, the bed was good, the pillows were nice and big. The balcony is small, but can sit two people to enjoy the outside. The down side is the rooms of the two towers of the hotel face each other. So you don't get a beach front view unless you pay the big extra for those rooms. My biggest gripe about the room was the shower. The whole 7 days the water would change from warm, hot, very hot, rinse and repeat every few seconds. The price? Very expensive, but that's the price you pay for a beach front hotel PLUS it being on Waikiki beach. There's probably not big deals/sales unless you buy it through Costco Travel which is what I did which saves you probably a couple hundred at the very least. Valet is automatically included which is another 60 per night (not including whatever few bucks you tip them whenever you go out) so this would easily rack up your bill. I'd say the closest free parking is at least a 20 minute walk one way. Despite my rating the hotel a 4/5, would I recommend this spot? It depends. If you are a newcomer to Oahu and want to experience the casual, tourist experience of Oahu, want that beach front hotel, and have the cash, I would recommend this. If you are not a newcomer, there are many other hotels that will suit many other tastes. And honestly, staying at any other hotel outside of Waikiki is probably best if you want to really save on money and see better beaches.

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    Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort - Hilton Hawaiian Village

    Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort

    3.1(3.2k reviews)
    3.2 miWaikiki
    $$$

    The last time we stayed here, we were in the Rainbow Tower. This time, we stayed in the Tapa Tower…read more As always, the staff was friendly, helpful, and provided excellent service. My biggest issue with the hotel is that it's showing its age. The rooms and facilities feel outdated, and I don't think the current room rates reflect the condition of the property. Also, if you're looking to save on parking, park by the pier instead. It's much more affordable than paying the hotel's $65 per day parking fee.

    Let me first start off by saying- I have stayed at this hotel a total of 3 times. This most recent…read morebeing an absolute painful, stressful, and frustrating stay. I worked incredibly hard to bring my family to Hawaii, and I am extremely disappointed that so much of our time at Hilton Hawaiian Village was spent dealing with problems that should never have become our responsibility. Over three nights, we experienced two separate water leaks and repeated hot-water issues. These weren't minor inconveniences--they significantly disrupted our family vacation. The worst night, I slept approximately two hours. With water leaking into our room, I chose to stay awake and deal with the situation myself because I didn't want maintenance repeatedly coming into the room and waking my 1-year-old and 3-year-old children. Instead of resting and enjoying the next day with my family, I was exhausted because I had essentially spent the night protecting my children's sleep while dealing with the hotel's maintenance problem. That is unacceptable at a resort of this caliber. Management eventually provided compensation, and I appreciate that they acknowledged the situation. However, I absolutely do not believe the compensation matched the severity of what we experienced. I didn't work all year and spend thousands of dollars bringing my family to Hawaii to spend a significant portion of our vacation calling guest services, dealing with leaks, worrying about hot water, and effectively helping manage Hilton's property. Money can be refunded. Vacation time with my children cannot. For the price and reputation of this resort, our experience fell dramatically below what any family should reasonably expect.

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    Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach - Spacious room

    Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach

    3.7(543 reviews)
    4.1 miWaikiki
    $$

    This was my very first time staying at a Hyatt hotel and it was quite pleasant. My friends and I…read morestayed between 2-3 nights and my aunty friend got us a Friends & Family discount through her daughter who works for Hyatt. Check In is 3 PM and Check Out is 11 AM & we checked in a tad later maybe around 5-5:30 PM. Overall, I shared 2 nights with a friend and we were able to split the payment between our 2 cards thanks to the Front Desk. I paid probably $221 for my share of the 2 nights which was pretty reasonable for Hawaii. They gave us a $5 credit for drinks/snacks at The Market (which we didn't have time to take advantage of) and a small Hilton bag with 2 bottles of water. The room was surprisingly pretty spacious for the Double Queen Beds, a TV, mini fridge, desk station, comfy couch, and closet. I'm usually one not to sleep well in hotels but I was exhausted from my first Oahu day and slept real good for the 2 nights! It wasn't extremely cold too, it felt like a nice 72-73 degrees. The Breakfast Bar (aka buffet) was included and opens at 6:30 AM and ends 9:30 AM Monday-Friday and at 10 AM on Saturday and Sunday. It was located on the 3rd floor where the pool is located and quite windy. There was a good selection of cereal, toast, bagels, oatmeal, yogurt, pineapple, granola, hot food station (which had Scrambled Eggs, Portuguese Sausage, Pork Link Sausage, House Potatoes, Waffles, etc.) and my absolute favorite, hot rice and Miso Soup! There was Apple and Orange Juice and a nice selection of Hot Tea and Coffee which you can take to go as well. Downside was parking was $62+/overnight. My friend found a parking structure nearby of walking distance which charged only $45/night so we saved a bit especially with renting a Tesla (the closest Tesla Supercharging Station would be the International Market Place-Target Parking Structure on the 4th floor on the left FYI). Overall the Hyatt was welcoming but because it was summer, prepare for lots of families and some wait time with elevators. There was a Domino's Pizza downstairs if you have some mid night munchies lol!

    Another perfect stay at Hyatt! This is a place I would love to gait keep, in my opinion, it is the…read morehidden gem of the strip and best hotel to stay for us. I saw another review stating people were eating breakfast like it was their last meal...yeah we were, I looked forward to this breakfast for years! Literally dreaming of it, I loved all of the variety. We stayed a week, so it changes a bit every day. They typically have eggs, then a protein, like chicken, bacon, sausage, and Portuguese sausage, then a carb, like French toast, pancakes, waffles, and oven roasted sweet potatoes, or they have Jimmy Dean sandos. They always have miso soup and pineapples, granola, and yogurt, cereals, breads, coffee and juice. I work hard all year, I deserve a week of breakfast served to me. The room was in the perfect spot this time. We had the third floor next to the breakfast, pool, gym, and elevators. The room was so large and spacious and I loved the shower. The shower products were amazing. They had shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner in the shower. I also appreciate the nice fridge and safe in the room. I also love their metal reusable water bottle and the amazing water filtration system and so many refillable stations. It saved my from dehydration. Being in Vegas a couple years ago, they had no fridge, no free water, and not many places to get a glass of water, and I paid heavily with being sick. Hawaii takes this seriously and I think serves as an example for other places that hosts tourists that engage in outdoor activities. I wish other regular businesses also had these systems. I am a person that always takes a water bottle in my car, so this was a nice perk of the hotel. We also love their beach supplies. Every beach day we got a couple chairs, a couple boogie boards, and some towels, and also in my opinion, this is my favorite spot to beach. I like the calm walled area, whereas the husband and kids love the other side with the rougher waves, and they are steps away from each other so we don't have to hike a mile to get to our favorite beach spots. We also like the food spot and nice tables and chairs. My child had been dreaming of trying the lava cake and also had a peanut butter cookie. With the credits we also got a couple sodas to have with meals. The staff could not be any nicer. I did apologize when they stopped by to help with the room, I had tried to get most of the sand off the bathroom floor (I know they know we are at the beach) but of course they helped me sweep up the rest. The people at the front are also great and have accommodated us with everything. I like how they have a microwave, napkins, and tableware for meals in the lobby. What a lovely place, I truly hope to visit again soon. Thanks so much for the best time ever.

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    Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa - Pool

    Hilton Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa

    3.6(719 reviews)
    3.9 miWaikiki
    $$

    Staycation! First time staying here. We got a great kamaaina rate…read more The property is located on Kuhio. It is older but still in great shape. The room was comfortable, had a great lanai, mini fridge, nice shower with super hot water! I booked a two Queen City view and was upgraded to a higher floor but it only had one bed. My husband and I had our two young kids so I asked the front desk if they could bring a cot for the kids. We really enjoyed the pool deck, the pool is great sized and shallow, it's 4 feet throughout. They have a small jacuzzi. There's a bar that serves food but closes at sunset. My kids loved the mini golf!! It is a legit course. There was also a large connect 4 game. And the fire pits were so nice at night. We watched the Magic show in the hotel which was excellent! We checked out the bar Casamigos on the 37th floor for a drink and it was cool, with live music. Hotel location is great, lots of shopping and restaurants and beach within 5 minutes from hotel. We would totally stay here again.

    The wife and I spent three nights at the Hilton Waikiki Beach, from Sunday night thru Wednesday AM…read more(August 12th). Overall, very nice. You can tell the place is a bit dated; but they have done a good job of refurbing it. We were upgraded a notch for being Lifetime Diamond, which was a nice start. As an aside, I was fine with paying the $93 a day for valet parking; noting it's pretty tightly packed in there, so to me it was worth it versus the $70-some regular parking fee. All hotel personnel were very polite, helpful, and fast at their jobs. Beach is maybe 150 yards away; pool(s) are in-between. The pool bar was happening and they served drinks strong. The Tapa Bar was nice as well. Be prepared for somewhat high prices; but this is Waikiki so I get it. Two downsides, neither of which was all that bad. The AC in the front room went out about half-way through our stay; noting the unit in the bedroom did a passable job of keeping the whole place somewhat cool. I will say we returned to the room at Tuesday around 3pm or so. The room had a pretty bad odor of sewer gas. We opened the windows; and filled all sinks and the bath-tub with water, with the drain closed, and then flushed the two toilets for good measure. The room cleared out within 20 minutes and while we left the sinks and bathtub full until the next AM (which might have done the trick).... Well, all I can say is we remedied the situation on our own. The next party to stay in that room might scream Bloody Murder.

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    Hilton Vacation Club The Modern Honolulu - Ocean Front Suite

    Hilton Vacation Club The Modern Honolulu

    3.5(956 reviews)
    3.0 miWaikiki
    $$

    I actually really loved my stay here! It wasn't too far from places, very clean, great amenities,…read moreand friendly staff. Things I loved: The room was spacious and had a balcony. There was also a mini fridge. Plenty of towels weee provided. There was a rooftop pool and bar with daybeds (at a fee $45), towels available, a private beach. Things that were okay: Cleaners only came once out of the 5 days we were there. They have a schedule they set for cleaners to come. The walk to Waikiki beach is like a 20 min walk. Filter water station available in the lobby for your water bottle. There's also luggage holding available which is nice for late flights. Parking was expensive. They were doing renovations so they said there may not be parking available for everyone in the garage. So if you paid for the day ($40) of you came back you were guaranteed a spot. There's cheaper parking in the area especially around the harbor area. I'd recommend another parking spot if renting a vehicle. We found a garage for $25 a day but it was a 10 min walk away. Breakfast is not included in your stay but like I said there's rona of food options available at a price. There's also tons of restaurants you could just walk to. Overall I loved my stay here and I'd come back if I'm ever in Waikiki.

    I wanted to give this place a 5 star but unfortunately there were a few hiccups…read more We had to wait for a room for about 40min. They did give us a restaurant credit for that. The room itself was clean and comfortable. Upon check-out, there was an unknown charge of over $70 to our room, so we disputed it. They showed me the reciept and I confirmed it was not ours. So the front desk took it off and we left. Sure enough, next day, they charged our credit card for the unknown $70 restaurant bill seperately. My husband emailed them saying I saw the recipet and confirmed it was not ours. They came back saying....no your wife confirmed it was. What a bull. They could not find the people who wrongfully charged the bill to our room so they decided to charged us anyways. We asked to send the copy of the reciept with someone else's signiture, then they finally decided to refund us.

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    Skyway Express - Storefront

    Skyway Express

    4.5(11 reviews)
    1.6 miDowntown

    Our party of 5 needed to get our China Visa. Learning that Hawaii has no Chinese consulate (Los…read moreAngeles being the closest), I searched for an agent. I read Yelp reviews and heard about this business and how well Simon was in helping with going through the process. He sent me an email stating what was needed. We gathered all the info and went down to Skyway Express (located by Singsing Restaurant). Simon filled all our Visa forms, collected our passports and called us if the consulate needed additional information. It took a little over a month to get back our passports with our China Visa. Definitely recommend this business. Total cost was $350 each person ($140 for the visa and the rest for their services) - money well spent instead of us having to fly to California and stay or fly back there when the passports were ready.

    Traveling to China from Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My friend, Edwina, told me about the Narcissus Queen Tour. This year (2024), the tour was going to the Queen's hometown of Yunan. They were also going to visit Dali, LiJiang, XiZhou, and ZhongShan. I haven't been to these cities, so I wanted to go! Luckily, my friend, Irene, agreed to be my roommate! We went to their office in Chinatown Honolulu to meet with the travel agents at Skyway Express. They processed our paperwork for Visas, gave us itineraries, and even hosted a welcome/orientation luncheon for everyone to meet! The process was quite smooth, even with the refund for our flight since we added on a few days extra in Hong Kong before and after China. We paid for our flights on Expedia which turned out to save us some money! Skyway Express booked the five hotels, land tours, bullet train ride between KunMing and Dali, and flight between LiJiang and GuangZhou! The package included all admission fees to various museums and theaters, air-conditioned buses, most meals, tips for the drivers and tour guides, and unlimited bottled water! We're looking forward to the next Narcissus Queen's Tour!

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    Consulate General of the Philippines - embassy - Updated August 2026

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