Amazing and kind (and handsome) firefighters at this location! Unfortunately, we've seen them in…read moreaction on PHRoad. hard working!!! Incredible to see them in action...!

Their catchy Halloween Theme Colored Sign caught my eye in their front lawn across the street from…read moreone of my favorite breakfast stops; Liliha Bakery. "NOT EVERY HERO WEARS A CAPE - PLAN & PRACTICE YOUR ESCAPE" seems to be their October Theme! Words of wisdom from real life heroes that are at our call 24/7/365. Would give a Five Star review just for that fact but will wait until I can come back to get a tour! Mahalo for your dedication to service before self! God Bless our Firefighters and related First Responders!

Just about the three decades of paw being in the HFD we have had our fair share of fire station…read morevisits. My kids have come to check out the cool facilities and the amazing equipment, including the engines! I come to see who might be on the calendar lol, I kid! We always come with pastries or some kind of treat for the guys. We definitely appreciate all their hard work! Like I was saying, we've been to a couple of the stations on island and this one is not the worst and not the best. What I do know is this is one of the few stations where HAZMAT crews are stationed at. Pretty basic, kitchen, common, dorm and I believe the workout area is shared with the police station. Since we always have a purpose for our visit, I have no idea if anyone could just take a random tour... I'll ask and update lol.

Various facilities, such as smoke-free alternatives, high-speed internet access, and alarm systems,…read moreare available to guests at Hale Anuenue.

Thank you for the customer service every time I go to Eaton Square Post Office. This gentleman…read more is friendly and attentive no matter your needs. Also I have never had to wait because no line!

This is no ordinary post office…read more First off, it's not easy to find. Not by a longshot. It's not like you can put the address, 438 Hobron Ln in Waze and just drive right on over. That will only get you to beautiful Eaton Square. When they describe the location of this branch is in Eaton Square, they mean way up in there. You can't even see the office from the street. You need to find parking, and walk up into the complex. Way up. I had no idea where I was going, as it was my first visit to Eaton Square. To find the place, I figured I needed to think like I worked for the Postal Service. OK, so if I was Postal Service management, where would I locate this branch? I'd put it somewhere where no one could find it, that's where. Some place so rediculously remote, there's no way annoying customers could discover the location. Damn right! In the center of the square I spotted some stairs, but I couldn't tell where they went. Yes! That's got to be the way, I thought. Stairs are enough of an impediment to stop plenty of customers. I trudged up the stairs, and around a corner I noticed an indoor koi pond and fountain. Above the fountain there was a little mezzanine. I couldn't believe it, I had found the crazy Eaton Square Post office. There was one window open and a customer was being helped. I enjoyed the relaxing sound of the fountain and passed the time watching the koi swim around. I was very impressed with the customer service at this branch. The employee was helpful and efficient. Probably because he doesn't have to deal with the same number of customers other post offices do. Mikey C says: well played, Post Office Management!

I wanted to volunteer for this year's Okinawan Festival. I reached out to their Vice President of…read moreCommunity Development and they were able to slot me in the morning shift. Upon confirmation that I was signed up to volunteer, I received a very detailed email. Specifically they provided all the the things a volunteer should have: report date, time, location, parking information, what areas we'll be able to meet the needs of the community, lunch shifts, what to wear, etc. Upon arrival of the Hawaii Convention Center I easily found the group of volunteers all decked in their red shirts. The President and Vice President of Community Engagement was very welcoming & introduced me to other members. All the volunteers gathered around the Head Volunteer point of contact & gave each organization their respective roles. I was paired up with one of their Vice Presidents and we scanned their purchased tickets and banded the early access and regular access. What was great was my paired volunteer member kept me engaged and was very welcoming. Toward the end of our shift we took our lunch break and by the time we finished lunch our shift was over. I took that time after volunteering to visit some of the many vendors. I should have stayed back a little bit longer, as I was boarding the shuttle back to parking I heard Jake Shimabukuro was going to play on stage (next time). Thank you Honolulu Japanese Junior Chamber of Commerce for allow me to volunteer, I appreciate how organized and welcoming you are and look forward in volunteering again soon!

Huge, beautiful building in Downtown Honolulu…read more Impressive, modern building with two towers, the Mauka and Makai Towers, located in Downtown Honolulu. The courtyard in the middle is decked with shady trees. Table seating are everywhere. Paid parking. Take your ticket with you and pay at the pay station prior to leaving the garage. You could probably have your parking validated if you have business appt in one of the towers. My destination was at the Mauka Tower, Suite 2200. Nice too that they are just a short walk away from the various stores, shops, restaurants, hotels, and other office buildings in Downtown Honolulu. From one of the conference rooms I had an amazing view of the Aloha Tower (an iconic symbol of Hawaii), the Honolulu Harbor and the cityscape of Honolulu on the other side. Wow, imagine sitting inside the conference room in a meeting... who could concentrate? Seeing that view of the Aloha Tower reminded me of the Hawaii Five-0 TV show... not the reboot but the original version with Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett... my Dad used to always watch the series when we lived in Oahu in the late 70's. I am playing that catchy theme song in my head now... darn it! Review #2626

I had a 1:00pm meeting in one of the Makai Conference rooms and got to the parking lot at 12:50pm…read more Visitor Parking is way too small! OMG... I got the last stall on the 10th + floor - super tight space and walked down to the elevators but it was ridiculously narrow...they lose 2 stars from me!! Other than that, the Conference rooms were nice, tables and chairs were decent. AC worked, restroom was maintained ok, but small/only 1 stall. Fully Validated parking was appreciated. It was a good day.

We are grateful for all you firefighters do and your sacrifices to keep us safe. Because you were…read moreready to serve and defend us, I will always feel a tremendous debt of gratitude toward you. I'd want to express my appreciation for the fact that you were prepared to put your name on the line. I am grateful that you are prepared to put your reputation on the line to do this work because I am not sure I could.

Central Fire Station, designed by C.W. Dickey in 1934, on National Register of Historic Places…read more Art Deco touch. I love the huge aluminum doors, that were made in San Francisco and the decorative banding along the top of the building. Such a nice looking building. I am not brave like VY - the top Yelper chosen by Honolulu Weekly, I did not ask anybody and did not go inside. Just admiring the beauty from outside. YELP 365 - 41/365

A great spot to hide out, do some homework, hunt for jobs and do forth. They sell used books…read moredownstairs

[COVID 19] I usually…read morego to the Aina Haina or Hawaii State Public Library, but the two books I wanted were only available at this Hawaii Kai location, right across from Koko Marina center on Lunalilo Home Road. There's abundant parking, and the pickup system is fast and efficient. After placing a hold on your books online and choosing an appointment day & time, you just go to the front where a worker will scan your library card and hand you your books. That's it! Fast, easy, and pretty contactless. Books can be checked out for 3 week periods.