DFS, Hawaii Daniel K. Inouye International Airport

A duty-free shop inside Honolulu airport, located in Terminal D ? 🤔 (please cross check). There is no state sale tax for merchandises bought from the store irrespect to whether customers are foreigners or US citizens. We did a price check and confirmed items we bought at DFS were a little lower plus no sale tax.

Had to buy a charger and plug because I forgot to put them in my take on luggage. Airport cost for these items $45.96. The male middle aged clerk, when I asked him if he was sure they would work on my phone, said he wouldn't know. Why would I buy them??? The customer next it line said something to get a better response from clerk.

The ladies working there didn’t offer any help at first, even though I was searching for a specific perfume. After smelling a couple perfumes one employee asked “Are you okay” in an angry voice (to which I said yes) then proceeded to stare at me from 1 meter away and follow me until I left the store

Disliked, google statement, is not my intent. Yes it is 2 star, but would have been a 1 if I hadn't enjoyed previously. I enjoy browsing the DFS section when I am blessed enough to travel to Honolulu. ALL, yes every single one, are closed. See pictures for the notice. Here again, closed when I landed. I am hopeful they will all be open as I leave. Mahalo

Best exodus gift for myself! As I quickly walked through the airport to my flight off the island (moving, sadly) and passed the smaller DFS store, I spotted some Jo Malone perfumes on display. I hadn't bought any in years. Clerk #18263 promptly rushed to the opposite side of the counter and accommodated me in sampling all the Jo Malone scents. Though quite young, she was expedient, pleasant and helpful, suggesting I get the last gift set available in my favorite -- and she would get me a purse-sized bottle as a complementary gift. I also love La Vie Est Belle, and she found me a discounted bottle of that as well, knocking $20 off my total purchase. The credit goes to Clerk #18263. She was so nice and friendly - knowing her stuff and getting me the best deal - she encouraged me to spoil myself. I'm so happy I stopped. Now I have two giant bottles of my favorite perfumes, and I got them both at such a low price, I couldn't refuse. And all of this in one of the most expensive cities in the world!