LOST Locations

The large house that Hurley bought for his mother (“Numbers,” Ep. 1×18) is located on Hunakai St. between Onaha and Koloa streets in Kahala (808 Hunakai St.). This is a private residence. (continue reading…)

The Victorian-style home in Sydney where Charlie’s brother Liam lived (“The Moth,” Ep. 1×07) is located on Gretchen Lane, off Robinson Lane in Nuuanu. This is a private residence. Many of the homes (and trees) on Robinson Lane are of historic significance. This location is near Honolulu Memorial Park and Oahu Cemetery. (continue reading…)

The home where Michael went to pick up Walt (”Special,” Ep. 1×14), and the home where Sun grew up (”Glass Ballerina,” Ep. 3×02) is “Pualeilani,” an 18,000-square-foot mansion on the slopes of Diamond Head (3131 Noela Pl). This is a private residence. (continue reading…)

The modest Sydney home where Dr. Shepherd (accompanied by Ana Lucia) demanded to see his daughter (”Two for the Road,” Ep. 2×20) is at 3022 Makini St. near Waikiki. This is a private residence. (continue reading…)

The “Flightline” motel where Locke met Anthony Cooper, and where Helen confronted them (“Lockdown,” Episode 2×17) is the Hale Hana apartment complex off Kapahulu Avenue (3410 Leahi Ave.). The location resurfaced in the flash-sideways, as Hurley went to retrieve Charlie for a concert (“The End,” Ep. 6×17). (continue reading…)