Parking Near First Hawaiian Center, Honolulu
Where Can I Park for First Hawaiian Center?
First Hawaiian Center is at 999 Bishop Street in downtown Honolulu. Its parking guide lists $5 per half hour during the day, a $40 maximum, and a $5 flat rate after 5 p.m. Nearby alternatives include a $3 a day garage 270 yd away and a $150 a month secure, lighted garage with 24/7 access 331 yd away.
- Address
- 999 Bishop Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Garage Space in the Heart of Honolulu, 173 yd (2 min walk)
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First Hawaiian Center, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at First Hawaiian Center on Bishop Street
First Hawaiian Center stands at 999 Bishop Street in downtown Honolulu, with the building’s parking identified at the same address by Waze (waze.com). For drivers heading directly to the site, the published parking guide lists a day rate of $5 per half hour and a $40 maximum (Honolulu Magazine). The guide also lists a $5 flat rate after 5 p.m. (Honolulu Magazine).
The building is a Class A office complex in Honolulu’s Central Business District, so its parking is most useful for visits tied to the tower rather than as a general downtown stop (LoopNet). The site is 0.2 mi from Honolulu center, placing it within the compact central business area.
Named Downtown Alternatives Near the Site
Royal Hawaiian Center is another named parking option in central Honolulu. Its official visitor information states that the parking garage has a 6-foot-2-inch height clearance (royalhawaiiancenter.com), an important restriction for taller vans, roof equipment, and oversized vehicles.
Drivers comparing it with the Bishop Street garage should treat the clearance as a fixed access condition while checking the posted rate at entry.
Parksy Garage Spaces Within 331 Yards
Parksy lists a garage space 173 yd from FHC for $15 a day and another secure garage space 223 yd away for $16 a day. Both are practical alternatives when the building’s own garage is inconvenient, with the shorter option requiring only a brief walk from the tower.
Three further garage listings sit 261 yd, 270 yd, and 281 yd away, priced at $10 a day, $3 a day, and $12 a day respectively. The lowest-priced option is the garage 270 yd from the site. A secure, lighted garage with 24/7 access is listed 331 yd away for $150 a month, which suits repeated downtown visits better than a single appointment.
Downtown Honolulu Timing and Street Approach
FHC is in Honolulu’s Central Business District, where office activity concentrates demand around the working day (LoopNet). The published parking guide separates the standard day rate from a $5 flat rate after 5 p.m., giving evening arrivals a different pricing window at the building garage (Honolulu Magazine).
Waze provides realtime driving directions to the parking location at 999 Bishop Street using live traffic updates and road conditions (waze.com). Royal Hawaiian Center warns that its garage rates can change without notice (royalhawaiiancenter.com), so drivers using that alternative should rely on the entrance signs for the current charge.
Walking and Transit Connections From Central Honolulu
FHC is at 999 Bishop Street, 0.2 mi from Honolulu center. The nearby Parksy garage spaces range from 173 yd to 331 yd from the tower, keeping each listed alternative within a short downtown walk.
No station walking times are provided for this site. Drivers choosing rail or another transit connection should use the central Honolulu address as the destination and complete the final approach on foot to Bishop Street.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for First Hawaiian Center?
First Hawaiian Center is at 999 Bishop Street in downtown Honolulu. Its parking guide lists $5 per half hour during the day, a $40 maximum, and a $5 flat rate after 5 p.m. Nearby alternatives include a $3 a day garage 270 yd away and a $150 a month secure, lighted garage with 24/7 access 331 yd away.
What Is the Parking Rate at First Hawaiian Center?
The published parking guide lists a day rate of $5 per half hour and a $40 maximum. It also lists a $5 flat rate after 5 p.m. The building’s parking is identified at 999 Bishop Street, the same address as the tower, in downtown Honolulu’s Central Business District.
What Are the Closest Parksy Parking Alternatives?
Parksy lists a garage space 173 yd from the tower for $15 a day and another secure garage space 223 yd away for $16 a day. Three additional garage listings are 261 yd, 270 yd, and 281 yd away, priced at $10 a day, $3 a day, and $12 a day respectively.
What Is the Cheapest Nearby Garage Parking?
The lowest-priced nearby option is a garage 270 yd from the site for $3 a day. Other listed choices include $10 a day at 261 yd, $12 a day at 281 yd, $15 a day at 173 yd, and $16 a day at 223 yd.
Is Monthly or 24/7 Parking Available Near the Tower?
A secure, lighted garage with 24/7 access is listed 331 yd away for $150 a month. That option suits repeated downtown visits better than a single appointment. The listed nearby alternatives range from 173 yd to 331 yd from the tower, keeping each within a short downtown walk.
What Should Taller Vehicles Know About Royal Hawaiian Center Parking?
Royal Hawaiian Center’s parking garage has a 6-foot-2-inch height clearance. This is an access restriction for taller vans, roof equipment, and oversized vehicles. Its rates can change without notice, so drivers using that alternative should rely on the entrance signs for the current charge.
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