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Co-working in Oahu

How many coworking spaces are there in Oahu?

Coworking spaces listed

11

Updated July 2026

This call covers only named traditional coworking spaces and hotel-based coworking hybrids on Oahu; no distinct hotel-coworking hybrid venue could be confirmed via search, so that sub-list is empty.

Typical monthly desk
$300

Range $300–$375

Typical day pass
$35

Range $30–$200

Overall4.4/10Weaker coworking than about 60% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Island-wide, a standard coworking day pass in the Honolulu area runs roughly $30–35, with a couple of premium spots (like BoxJelly) closer to $55.
  • Published pricing is inconsistent across Oahu coworking spaces — several well-known venues (BoxJelly, Treehouse, Hub's day pass) don't list a flat hot-desk day or monthly rate online, so plan to email or call ahead for a quote.
  • If you're based on the North Shore rather than in Honolulu, WORKSHOP Coworking in Waialua (near Haleiwa) is essentially the only dedicated coworking option away from the urban core.
  • Parking is a genuine friction point for Honolulu's urban coworking spaces (e.g. Hub Coworking's Kaka'ako location); some spaces like Hawaii Coworking sell monthly garage parking as an add-on rather than including it.
  • No purpose-built hotel-lobby coworking hybrid (a branded co-working corner integrated into a hotel, as seen in some other nomad hubs) turned up in research for Oahu — the island's coworking scene is made up of standalone dedicated spaces rather than hotel partnerships.
  • There isn't a Soho House-style private social+work club on Oahu yet — if that specific format matters to you, the realistic options here are coliving-coworking hybrids (like Surfbreak HNL) or boutique coworking spaces with a curated, small-community feel rather than a branded members' club.
  • Surfbreak HNL requires a minimum two-month stay and is positioned as private/members-only, so it suits nomads planning a longer Oahu stint rather than a short visit.
  • For any short-term (under 6-month) furnished stay in Hawaii, budget for extra state and county taxes on top of the quoted room/membership rate — these can add roughly 15-18% to the bill.
  • Outsite's Honolulu pricing is quoted nightly with discounts that scale with length of stay, so it's worth calculating your actual monthly cost off the current nightly rate rather than assuming a flat membership fee.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • Hawaii Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Waikiki/Ilikai area (444 Hobron Lane, Penthouse 1, Honolulu)
    Day Pass Price
    $35
    Vibe and Amenities
    Located on the top level of an architectural square with a courtyard including food vendors and koi ponds, the space has a variety of areas for light office work, including booths and small rooms for teleconferencing, plus a kitchen and small library. It also offers a recording/podcast studio and paid surfboard/locker rental, and self-describes as a hospitality-inspired professional environment that empowers productivity and connects members with nature.
  • BoxJelly
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Ala Moana / Kaka'ako (1200 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite 380, Honolulu)
    Day Pass Price
    $55
    Vibe and Amenities
    Regarded locally as one of the island's most characterful coworking spots — if BoxJelly can retain that same blend of functionality and vibe in its next chapter, it'll remain a key player in Hawaii coworking.
  • Hub Coworking Hawaii (Queen St)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Kaka'ako, Honolulu (also has a Waikiki-area presence)
    Monthly Price
    $375

    Starting price for a dedicated desk; coworking membership starts at $500/month, private office at $583/month, virtual office at $90/month.

    Vibe and Amenities
    Nestled in the Kaka'ako and Waikiki districts of Honolulu, the Hub provides hybrid and flexible spaces that support the work-from-anywhere model. It's one of the largest coworking spaces on the island, with massive square footage, a variety of membership types, and a deep-rooted commitment to community impact and sustainability, though limited parking and a somewhat sterile interior aesthetic might make it a tough fit for those seeking convenience and inspiration in equal parts.
  • Treehouse Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Two locations: Kahala (across from Kahala Mall, Honolulu) and Kailua (Windward Oahu)
    Vibe and Amenities
    With cozy, curated locations in both Kailua and Kahala, Treehouse Coworking delivers a more intimate, neighborhood-centric vibe, perfect for residents of East Oahu or Windward Oahu who prefer not to commute into town, and it excels at building tight-knit communities despite lacking the scale of larger downtown hubs. The company also markets itself as veteran-owned and Blue Zone Accredited.
  • WORKSHOP Coworking
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Waialua (Old Sugar Mill), North Shore — near Haleiwa town
    Monthly Price
    $300

    This is the '1 Month Visitor' rate; local residents can instead get unlimited community membership for $220/month, or one day/week for $60/month.

    Day Pass Price
    $30

    Discounted to $20/day for Hawai'i residents.

    Vibe and Amenities
    WORKSHOP Coworking is the result of two friends seeking a reliable workspace near Oahu's North Shore, and it's located in Waialua's Old Sugar Mill, just 3 minutes from Haleiwa Town, 15 minutes from Sunset Beach, and 20 minutes from Wahiawa or Mililani — a laid-back, surf-town alternative to Honolulu's urban coworking scene.
  • Kukui Hub
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Downtown/Chinatown, Honolulu (50 South Beretania Street)
    Day Pass Price
    $200

    This is a full-day meeting-room rate for 6–8 people rather than a single-desk day pass; hourly meeting room rate is $30.

    Vibe and Amenities
    Functions more as a bookable meeting-room venue in the downtown core than a full open-plan coworking floor.
  • Premier Workspaces
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Downtown Honolulu (1003 Bishop Street, Suite 2700)
    Vibe and Amenities
    A polished, corporate business-center style setup in the downtown financial district, geared toward meetings and private offices more than open coworking desks.
  • Regus (Restaurant Row)
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Downtown Honolulu, Restaurant Row
    Vibe and Amenities
    If you're seeking a traditional, no-frills office at the lowest price point, Regus in Restaurant Row delivers — ideal for professionals who need a quiet desk, a receptionist, and a mailing address, but the location is somewhat uninspiring and the décor dated.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No true Soho House-style private membership club (a members-only space combining work, social lounge, food/drink, and lifestyle amenities under one brand) currently operates on Oahu. Soho Works itself only has locations in London and New York. The closest local analogs are boutique coworking spaces that market themselves as more curated/community-driven than a standard desk-rental space, but these are structured as coworking memberships rather than a private social club with vetted membership and non-work programming. Closest Analogs: Kukui Hub: Markets itself as a boutique, curated space for a small, intentional community rather than a high-volume desk-rental operation, with private offices, a creative studio, and a conference room, plus perks through an affiliated business-services network. Neighborhood: Downtown Honolulu.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • Surfbreak HNL
    Format
    Private-members-only coliving + coworking penthouse
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Ala Moana / Waikiki (40th floor of a high-rise on Kalākaua Avenue), roughly a 10-minute walk to Waikiki Beach and Ala Moana Beach Park
    Vibe and Amenities
    A 40th-floor, floor-to-ceiling-glass penthouse with panoramic ocean and city views, pairing private rooms/suites (each themed after a famous Oahu surf break) with shared coworking and lounge space. Programming leans into surf/outdoor culture and community: dawn-patrol surf sessions before work, guest-speaker events, group hikes, freediving outings, and volunteer activities alongside daily coworking. It bills itself as part of a two-location network with a sister property in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, letting members split time between the two.
    Tax Note
    Hawaii and City & County of Honolulu apply additional taxes to short-term residential stays — a General Excise Tax (around 4.7%) plus, for stays under 180 days, an additional Transient Accommodations Tax (around 10.25%) and a county surcharge (around 3%) — which can meaningfully raise the effective monthly cost above the quoted room rate.

    Pricing

    Period
    per month
    Range Low
    $1,605
    Structure
    All-inclusive monthly membership covering room + coworking + community programming
    Range High
    $3,305
    Minimum Stay
    2 months (up to 1 year)
  • Outsite Honolulu
    Format
    Coliving house with an on-site designated coworking/work area
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Central/urban Honolulu house-based location (exact address only shared with confirmed bookings); one guest review noted it is roughly a 1-hour drive from the North Shore, implying a more central-Honolulu position rather than a North Shore location
    Vibe and Amenities
    A furnished shared house with fast WiFi and a dedicated workspace, aimed at remote workers wanting a built-in social community; flexible stays starting from 2 nights. One long-stay guest review described the property as having a private dock, hot tub, and secluded outdoor space shared among housemates.

    Pricing

    Reported Nightly Rate Example
    $123
    Period
    per night (long-stay discounts reduce effective monthly cost)
    Structure
    Nightly rate with tiered long-stay discounts rather than a flat monthly membership fee; official current rates should be checked directly on Outsite's site
    Discount Structure
    15% off for 7+ nights, 30% off for 30+ nights, 35% off for 60+ nights
  • Coworksurf (North Shore Oahu)
    Type
    Membership club
    Note
    A marketplace/platform connecting remote workers with host properties near the North Shore surf breaks rather than a single fixed coliving-coworking venue with published pricing or reviews at time of research; treat as an emerging option to check directly rather than an established space.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 10 visits.

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