COMING SOON…Jan 2025

Day Pass
$50.00
One time

Amenities - (wifi, prioritize open seating, Ha Coffee/KIBC discount, discount at alakoko shop, conference room rental discount, wireless printer, mailbox, locker, 24hr access, restroom access, shower access), open seating

✓ Wifi + Wireless Printer
✓ Ha Coffee + Alakoko Shop + Conference Room Discount
✓ Restroom + Shower Access
✓ Locker Room + mailbox Access
✓ 24 hour access

CoWorking Space for ALL

You know how it works:

  1. Select your membership

  2. Pick your spot

  3. Cozy up

  4. Get to work

  5. Make some friends.

Monthly
$400.00
One time
$300.00
For 2 months

All amenities, 24/7 access, conference room booking - 10 hr included + pricing, open seating

✓ All amenities
✓ 10-hour block
✓ Open seating
✓ 24 hour access
Private Desk
$300.00
One time

All amenities, 24/7 access, monthly, your own desk, 10hr block of conference room

✓ All amenities
✓ 10-hour block of conference Room
✓ 24 hour access
✓ Dedicated desk
Corporate
$1,000.00
One time
$1,800.00
For 2 months

All amenities, 4-member 24/7 access, monthly, your own office, 25hr block of conference room, access to RSBA event equipment, 4 hr block event space.

✓ All amentiies
✓ 4-member 24 hour access
✓ 25hr block of conference room
✓ Free rental of RSBA equipment
✓ Office space

coworking membership

Weekly
$140.00
One time

All amenities, 24/7 access, 7 consecutive days, conference room booking - 2hr included + discount pricing, open seating

✓ All amenities
✓ 7 consecutive days
✓ 2-hour conference room blocking + additional discount
✓ Open seating

ULU ROOM + meeting Space

ULU Room - EVENT SPACE $100/hr

Meeting rm - $50/hr

26’ x 40’ open event space, dedicated restroom, AC, wifi, 50’ TV

50 person (seated) max / 70 person (standing) max, 2-hour block minimum

chairs / tables available for rent.

13’ x 13’ conference room, restroom, AC, wifi, chairs + tables, 50’ TV

20 person (seated) max, 2-hour block minimum

Membership, Alakoko members, and sponsors have priority booking

Why here, why now

Before the plantations, a thriving community of Kanaka Maoli called Hawaiʻi home. With an estimated population over a million, Kanaka Maoli was the epitome of harmonious living with their space. We lost that space.

Fast forward to today, post-plantation, in the midst of a visitor industry meltdown, and a 21st century technology revolution, generations are being born removed from the monotony of work and dedicating their time and energy towards purpose, creativity, and connection.

The days of working hard just to work hard are fading away. We think deeply. We connect. We reflect. We care.

So, we need spaces that restore, reconnect, and regenerate. We need spaces that right old wrongs. We need spaces that challenge the status quo and unafraid to take chances. We need tomorrowʻs thinking, yesterdayʻs guidance, and todayʻs presence.