Hub Coworking Hawaii - Hub Coworking Queen St

Great experience, prompt, no run around or hassle. I actually contact another virtual office prior and they took too long to respond + was trying to upsell me the most expensive package without me even asking for it. Hub Coworking easy and quick.

Hawai‘i Women in Tech (HWIT) is grateful for the Hub’s generous sponsorship and proud to collaborate as a community partner. We regularly use the space for both our events and day-to-day work, and it consistently provides a welcoming and professional environment. The comfortable, thoughtfully designed workspaces boost productivity, while the friendly staff makes co-working and hosting events seamless and enjoyable. The Hub’s vibrant atmosphere and focus on building connections within Hawai‘i’s innovation ecosystem directly support HWIT’s mission to link local talent to skills, networks, and career pathways — fueling individual and statewide economic growth. We highly recommend the Hub to organizations and professionals looking for an inspiring and community-oriented space to work, collaborate, and build meaningful connections. Bonus: The Hub hosts community events and even has a ramen bar!

Please read everything below for full explanation… Today, the front desk host & owner Nan, confronted me when I asked for a quick tour, he snapped at me and said they don’t open until 9:00am — and then rudely kicked me out into the street. Fifteen minutes early, and that’s how they treat a potential member? I left on the spot and told him I’d check out other coworking spaces. Sure enough, places like Hawai’i Coworking actually embody aloha — warm, kind, and welcoming. Exactly the kind of environment where I can thrive and call home. Beware The Hub: rude, zero customer service, and no concern for your best interest. This is in response to Nam’s response earlier today: Aloha, Nam — I appreciate you taking the time to respond, but I’d like to share my perspective with kindness and clarity. When I visited at 8:45am, I wasn’t trying to cause trouble. I have a disability that can sometimes make my first introduction seem a little “different,” but I’m truly a softie at heart — the kind of person who values kindness, respect, and connection. I was excited to join your community and had no intention of being rude or entitled. Unfortunately, the way I was treated felt dismissive and, honestly, not very disability-friendly. You knew I had a disability, and it’s hard not to feel like that played a part in how quickly you decided I wasn’t “the right fit.” Being shown the door — even politely — can feel like a kick when you’re simply trying to find a welcoming place to work. It reminded me a bit of the old Seinfeld episode with the “Soup Nazi” — only instead of soup, it was a co-working space. “No desk for you!” Since then, I’ve found a wonderful alternative that embodies the aloha spirit: • Plenty of parking • Outdoor lanai workspaces with a beautiful ocean view • Truly disability-friendly and welcoming staff • Clean, fresh environment (the opposite of what I saw at The Hub, which, frankly, looked a bit tired and unkempt) I wish you the best, but I hope this is a reminder that every potential member is a human being first — and a little compassion can turn an awkward first meeting into a lifelong relationship. Mahalo.

The hub is the absolute best place. I’ve found in Hawaii to get my work done. The staff and the volunteers there are absolutely incredible. Being there creates an environment that helps you stay productive.

If you’re on the fence about joining, I highly recommend it! I’d been thinking about it for awhile as I work from home but figured it probably wasn’t worth it. A friend convinced me to do the trial and I’m glad I did. I get so much more work done here than I ever could at home. It’s very conducive to getting things done. There’s also a nice social scene and friendly environment, with all sorts of things you can take part in. The founders and staff are great people and I’m very glad the Hub exists. So if you’re on the fence, just join already!