The Hōʻaeʻae (West Loch) Station, named after the ahupuaʻa between Honouliuli and Waikele, is located in Waipahu along Farrington Highway near the Leoku Street intersection. This is the fourth station along the alignment and will service passengers traveling to and from the Waipahu area. Nearby landmarks and destinations include Waipahu Town Center, Don Quiote Waipahu, Aloha Kia Leeward, and Cutter Buick GMC.

Two station entrances are conveniently located on the mauka and makai sides of Farrington Highway along with an elevated pedestrian bridge for safe passenger access. The boarding platform can be accessed by way of the stairs, elevator, or escalator. A kiss-and-ride parking lot for drop-offs will be located just outside the makai station entrance as well as a bus transit center. The Hōʻaeʻae (West Loch) Station and the next stop heading east, Pouhala (Waipahu Transit Center) Station, will be the main transit hubs for the Waipahu community.

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