Alii Place

This is still the best deal in downtown Honolulu for quick parking, good rates.
Weekday morning (Tuesday), $ 3 for 2 hours… CASH only.
My go-​to parking structure for quick trips to downtown, i.e. easy access (Alakea, diamond head side) safe, clean, well-​lighted.

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Alii Place is a beautiful, historic building at the end downtown (right next to Iolani Palace), well maintained by PMRG. Public parking is cheap at only.75 cents per half hour (for the first two hours!) The location is very convenient with Hawaii State Federal Credit Union located in the lobby, the district court across the street and a Starbucks a few doors down! There’s even a tiny shop to the right when you exit the parking elevators if you want to grab a snack, it’s tiny so don’t miss it! Alii Place has a waterfall outside it’s Hotel St. doors and is also LEED certified.
Be sure to come by during Christmas when they decorate the lobby!

Great place to park in downtown. $.75/​30min for the first two hrs and $ 1.5/30min thereafter. Parking in downtown is an absolute nightmare but this place makes it so much better. Clean and safe, no hassle trying to find a street parking or paying a ridiculous price. FYI, cash only and it is located on the right side of Alakea St. (one way).

Let’s face it, parking in town is terrible. Ali’i place is one of the cheapest places to park downtown if you (1) are staying for longer than a couple hours and (2) don’t have a way to get your parking validated. Between $ 1.50 for 1-​hour at a meter and the municipal parking in the area, I choose Ali’i Place.

Cheap parking in a central downtown location. At least for the first 2 hours. Lots of bad and lost drivers in the parking garage though. There can be some major gridlock getting out of the garage after 4:30 pm.

ALII PLACE PARKING: Across from State Museum, entrance is on Alakea, close to Hotel.
First half hour $ 0.75, and 2^nd half hour +$ 0.75.
Pretty entrance.
A bit confusing exit.

The parking at Alii Place follows the Municipal parking rates for the City & County of Honolulu which are $ 0.75 per ½ hour for the first two hours and $ 1.50 per ½ hour thereafter.
I always park here when meeting friends for lunch downtown because it is right next to Mandalay Chinese Restaurant and close to other restaurants too. The parking structure is always clean and the lobby has great decorations, especially at Christmas. See my picture.

Beautiful lobby with fresh floral décor reminiscent of the grand hotels of San Francisco. These large, beautiful arrangements can’t help but make you feel successful and professional.
Located on the corner of Alakea and Hotel St; it is in the heart of downtown. Use their public parking for a nominal fee, and enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of what Honolulu has to offer. Walking distance to Aloha Tower, Chinatown, and the State Capitol.

Good parking options are in short supply in downtown Honolulu, particularly on weekdays. Ali’i Place is my go-​to spot when conducting business in the area because it is the only garage that charges the less expensive municipal rates in the downtown/​central business district. I like parking here when visiting Hawaii State Art Museum (HiSAM).
The regular rate is $ 0.75 for 30 minutes for the first two hours, then $ 1.50 for every 30 minutes after that. Evenings, holidays, and weekends are a $ 3.00 flat rate, making Ali’i Place a good choice for First Fridays. I’ve never had a problem finding parking space here, and there are spaces for free parking of motorcycles and mopeds.
One negative is the very narrow garage layout for vehicles driving through and the narrow parking spaces. It can be downright dangerous for pedestrians walking to/​from their vehicles as there are many blind corners with little «shoulder» room – exercise extreme caution as many drivers negotiate the tight turns at speeds that would make a Grand Prix driver nervous. Also be aware that as with any public parking, the possibility of theft certainly exists. Take care to keep valuables out of sight.
Ali’i Place is located on Alakea St., a one-​way street in the mauka direction, between King and Hotel Sts. It is on the Koko Head (right hand) side of the street. The driveway entrance isn’t really marked, so just be on the lookout for it as soon as you pass the Mandalay restaurant.
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Alii place is a handy parking option for downtown. The hourly rates are pretty reasonable ($ 1.50 an hour first 2 hours, then $ 3 an hour). There are also a limited number of motorcycle /​moped stalls that are free parking for our friends on two-​wheels.
This can also be a good parking option for First Friday or some of the annual Chinatown area block parties, as they have a night time flat rate, and you can still exit the garage after the attendant has gone.
The only negative is that this is one of the listed places for public parking for the courthouse across the street, so some of your fellow patrons might occasionally be a bit, shall we say, «shady» … I had my motorcycle helmet stolen there back when I locked it on the bike before, so please use caution!

Parking price is $ 3 after 5PM on Monday to Friday, all day Holidays and weekends! Dirt cheapest I’ve seen anywhere in Downtown. Besides that, regular rate is $.75 for every half hour up to two hours and $ 1.50 for every after hour after the first two hours. Not cheap, but cheapest price in Downtown.
What I don’t understand is how to get out of the building if you do not want to use the elevator and walk out from Hotel Street and how to get into the building without having to walk from Hotel Street! Urgh, very inconvenient.

This place offers the cheapest downtown (not Chinatown) parking. It’s located on Alakea right next to Mandalay Chinese. I live downtown now so don’t have to pay for parking much anymore, but to my recollection, it’s $ .75 an hour or something ridiculously cheap like that.
As a nice bonus, the lobby is always decked out in nice floral arrangements that change by the week.