Harbor Court

Looking for parking in Downtown area is the challenge if you circle around you may get lucky or at these rates waste $5 worth of gas to find that needle in the haystack wasn't exactly the mood I was in so I decided to park and dash around the area.First of all you need to park above the 5th floor which is a carnival ride up the building that seems it was made back in the day for small cars so say anyone with large cars be careful!Elevators are on the ocean side so you need to be mindful of where you park or you'll find yourself on the hunt for your car and on the upside of parking so high the view is beautiful though I got only 30 minutes as parking is .75 every thirty minutes for the first two hours then it's $1.50 for every thirty minutes after that which isn't that bad.I'd still do the quick search for street parking even with a bit of walk regardless but it is a great parking alternative if you're in desperate need.Thank you!!

Can't find the parking structure on Yelp so here is a review for:Harbor Court Parking847 Bethel StHonolulu, HI 96813, US(808) 522-1240The parking structure here is waaaayyyy to small. So obvious because there are streak marks on the wall cause everyone side sweeps it. smh. anyways this is the parking structure everyone should park at since Marin Tower ABM sucks shit. Harbor court is a couple bucks more but at least you can take your car out of the garage without waiting til the next day. I parked there around 3 and left at 2am and only paid $8. The worker was very nice so i made sure i tipped him well.

My work place is such a dream location. "What am I talking about?" Well, I get a view of Aloha Tower and the pier. When I look out my window, I see office buildings and the beautiful, endless Pacific blues. Work may not be the happiest on place on earth...it definitely stalls my stressful load as I gaze out my window.

Nice upscale building with great views overlooking Honolulu harbor. All two bedroom two bath units with private balcony. Nice amenities to include a pool, gym and we'll kept common areas.

I lived here (in the residential side) from 2002 to 2004. I loved the char of Downtown. During the week, you had the business professionals at day and the Merchant Street girls at night. On the weekends, it was quiet and beautiful with a few residential peeps walking their pets in town. I loved the fact that we didn't have to drive to Chinatown. It was a matter of a 8 minute walk to enjoy the robust culture of the Maunakea and Hotel Street..We were on the 31st floor and the view was spectacular. From time to time, large cruises parked in the port at Aloha Tower. It was fun to sit at the window of our condo with binoculars to see what they were doing on the ship until one day, I saw a guy doing the same thing, sitting down with his binoculars looking our way. LoL.They have an infinity pool on the 14th floor with a nice size gym, along with a gazebo and a meeting room. The sunset was spectacular from here. The Jacuzzi is also a nice touch. The building is pet friendly but I believe there are certain size and number limitations. There's a small grass patch in front of Kumukahua Theatre but make sure to pick up after them.Parking is a b!tch because you have to drive up 12 floors (or technically it's 24 half floors/turns). It's part of the price for living in such a beautiful building. Honestly, it was worth it to me. After a week of going in and out at least twice a day and you'll have those turns down in no time.The walls are very thick so we never heard our neighbors. We never really saw them either. The elevators were state of the art and the fastest elevators I've been in. Those things whizzes you right up to the 31st floor in a matter of seconds. It always made my ears pop. These condos also have a pretty large second bedroom. The bathroom counters are made out of marble and it was a pain in the butt to keep pristine. The bathtubs were beautiful and large (I'm a big bath-taker). The water pressure and hot water system was great. Much better than other condos I've lived in. Back in 2002, they were selling these units for $500K+. In 2005, I know the condos appreciated to near $900K. Not sure where it is now. It's beautiful place to live!! Common area fees and maintenance fees are VERY pricey.

This is a beautifully designed building which when it was first built was considered a high end luxury building. The lobby is small but useful. The pool is located by the outdoor gazebo which is very noisy from the traffic coming from Nimitz Highway. There's a small gym for one to three people. The units are large with a gorgeous view of the harbor. The maintenance fees are on the high side but that's because there's not that many units and the expensive cost of maintaining a luxury building. The worst part is the residential parking. It's the worst I've seen on this island. The parking for residents is on the top floors. You have to travel through a very narrow, winding driveway up 11+ floors to reach your parking space. My tires screeched all the way up and down. I don't know how a person driving a larger size suv or truck can do it. That's why there are so many black scuff marks and scrapes along all of the walls. At least the parking attendant was friendly and there is a roving security guard.

I always park here whenever I have to go to an account around this area ! It's easy and I love how it's an open air parking garage on the public parking floors. Public parking is only floors 5-7. There are available monthly parking but I don't park at this location everyday. I come here so often, the booth cashiers know that I always need receipt and are soooo nice !! I try not to park on the upper levels because people just pee by the cars ! There is like concentrated pee on the ground if you go to the right end of the upper levels and I just get disgusted ! But I love parking here !! It's so convenient and it's city and county rates so it's 75 cents for every half hour for the first hour and then $1.50 for every half hour after the first hour. Do you get it? LolPlaces in downtown charge 2.50 to 5 every half hour ! That's crazy !! So I would rather walk than pay extra for close parking even though our company reimburses us.

Let me say that this building has some of the quirkiest design details I've seen in an office building. Most of the door handles are much lower than standard door handles. I'm sure short people love this, but I'm tall. The main lobby is like a fun house hall of mirrors illusion. What looks like a semi circular lounge seating is really just a 1/4 circle against a mirror. I does serve the purpose of opening up the space though. The outdoor areas are popular during lunch time. I like the tall ceiling in our office - they're 25ft+... nice and open, and great views too. I don't like AC air all day, and there are no operable windows - I guess that's standard.

I come here often for meetings. The parking lot is a bit scary to drive through, it's kind of tight. But if you're looking for parking downtown, it's very reasonably priced and they don't charge you an arm and a leg. Just a phalange. The offices itself are very nice. Great views and very clean. There's always someone taking care of the grounds.

Parking lot garage does not even accept card like wtf, they accept cash and CHECKS but not card????? Not to mention, the garage is tight with many scratch marks and parking is on floors 5-7 and couldn't even find the elevator to get down so we had to take the stairs. Ended up finding the elevator to get back up, overall a very inconvenient situation.