Is this the best lounge for business/first class? Far from it. But is it a decent lounge for…read morepre-flight? Yes. The food that was available was pretty good - 3.5/5. The missing 1.5 is for a smaller selection than most premium lounges. Their miso braised pork was stand-out and their lilikoi cheesecake bar was delicious. Most of their produce/fruit offerings were local and fresh - can't say that about every lounge I've been to. Staff were continually refilling the stations. Drink selection is quite bare - 1 hard seltzer and 2 beers, a few different wines (I didn't check). No spirits, which other self-serve lounges even have. They make it a point to tell you that everything is self-service, including bussing your own plates and dishes. As such, some guests still leave their dishes and trash behind and it really doesn't seem like anyone is paying attention, so tables can stay full for a while. There are very limited big/full tables with outlets nearby, so I ended up bussing someone else's dishes myself to use the table for our party. Everything seemed clean, including bathrooms. Someone is also regularly cleaning it. Wifi wasn't strong enough for me to download anything off Netflix, which was strange, but maybe it was just me. All in all, this would be a 3.5/5 lounge experience, but still glad to have it.

This is a small lounge located in Terminal 1 on the 3rd level. There are adequate food and drink…read moreoptions that are self service. No full bar available, but there are a couple of wine and beer choices. I especially enjoyed the make your own salad/ poke bowl bar. Clean restrooms are located in the rear. No showers. Airport shuttle service is located directly outside the lounge entrance making it convenient to travel to the other terminals with ease.

This lounge serves you drinks. They had single serving of biscoff cookies. There was also a refill…read morestation for for your water jug before your flight. There were plenty of chairs to lounge and bathrooms. Don't expect to eat because this lounge does not have food, just mainly beverages. Overall a decent experience. I'd chill here rather than by my gate.

There's nothing premier about this lounge at all…read more You get soda, coffee, tea, and a bag of snack mix. No cold or hot foods at all. It's clean but this place can get packed. The bathrooms are also clean so that's better than using the bathrooms outside the main airport walkway. The AC is blasting cold air too.

Japan airlines exclusive lounge, free with certain class levels of tickets and also partner airline…read morebenefit. The lounge when through a major remodeling this year- 2025. It looks great! Nice pre-flight area to relax. Their chicken curry is nice. Service is great!

I like this airport lounge. There is usually a hot food choice or two, Fruit and some sort of…read morevegetarian dish (tofu poke). There are always croissants, cinnamon roles, ramen noodles with hot water. There is a bar. The lounge has a lot of seating area and it is all comfortable seating. The staff here is very polite. The travelers are a mix but usually tend to have a lot more Japanese travelers. The restrooms have the are very clean and have bidet toilets. I don't drink caffeine and there is no decaf options for coffee. The view into the garden is excellent. Good space for an airport lounge.

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.

Using my Priority Pass, I was able to gain access to this lounge with my wife and son. It is…read morelocated on the ground floor of the international terminal and can be a bit challenging to find as the markings aren't very clear so keep that in mind if you are searching for this lounge. This lounge is a massive rectangular room and offers a lot of of seating along with beverages in cans and iced water. It is air-conditioned and is a nice respite away from other portions of the terminal which are open air and can get a little warm depending on the season. We didn't stay very long as the lounge got full very quickly and felt a little crowded so we decided to leave and head to arcade a little early. All in all a nice spot for a quick rest but not somewhere I would find myself staying too long as you are not able to have a private conversation as there is no auditory privacy here. But I do appreciate the cold beverages and a soft, comfy chair.

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

It is hard to give this Delta Sky Club more than three stars. It badly lags what you can find on…read morethe west coast. The lounge is also old. Check in is friendly and easy. The food and beverage offerings are minimal but palatable. When it's crowded things get depleted quickly but they are good about refilling offerings regularly. Non-alcoholic beverages are served in paper cups. The restrooms show the age of the lounge. I'd just as soon use the ones out in the terminal. A good airline lounge in Daniel K Inouye is hard to find. The Delta Sky Club is a mid level lounge at best.

On way home and saw this American Airlines lounge . Comfortable seating areas and a full bar and…read morefood area. Good service and nice music for ambiance .

High price membership but 9:30 am foods not ready but junk snack foods should have ready for…read moresomeone like to use club for earlier. Disappointed money back please what ? $700 year for this ?

I stopped in for a few hours while waiting for transportation after my flight on 5/2/26. John was…read morequick to welcome me, show me around & offer snacks/drinks. He was so kind and so eager to help every single person who walked in the door. They keep this space super clean and nice. I loved my time at this USO. Sweetest volunteers who truly care. Thank you USO Honolulu!

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...)

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.

It's just a quiet place to sit at the airport. Don't expect food…read more I've been here many times and the attendant at the front is as unhappy to be there as could be. She tells people they can only stay two hours even though there is no time limit posted anywhere on the website or any other place, AND the place is completely empty. I've heard her say many times, "You can't stay here more than two hours. We have many people reserved for the place. I don't know where they are." The place is completely empty and she tells people they have to leave. Why can't she tell people they can stay until it gets busier? Also, she just sits behind her desk and makes personal phone calls that everyone can hear. If you ask her for anything (as she says to ask her for water and coffee), she looks at you like you are bothering her. This lounge just doesn't feel welcoming at all. It feels like you are bothering the one lady who works there and she uses the place as if she is at home.

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.

Excellent service! This is def the place to stop for a great meal before boarding…read more Loco Moco was outstanding, made with grass fed meat patty in savory gravy and cage free scrambles egg. Friendly staff Mahalo!

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

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.