The only good thing about this listing is the location. It's very close to the beach and the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon. Other than that, it is an exorbitant rip-off. You can find far better listings on this site in Waikiki for similar or lower prices (or much cheaper ones not far from Waikiki). Also, be aware that we were advertised an "entire condo" and arrived to find a standard, small hotel room (bedroom and bathroom, with a small balcony which did not have a view [of anything other than other buildings next door]).
The king bed was two poorly married twins with minimal bedding: one thin blanket. The air conditioner struggled to work (its "filter needs servicing" light was on the whole time), its positionable vent was broken, and it clicked while running. On the small lanai, there was a bar stool so wobbly it couldn't be used and two deck chairs - the only place to sit, other than on the bed, in the entire place.
We were also asked to take out our trash, which I've never experienced in a hotel or AirBNB before.
The check in process was also awkward. Nit long after booking, I got a message with instructions. This was many weeks (more than a month) before actually arriving. On the day of arrival, I went to the front desk where a clueless clerk directed me to a glass door nearby, beyond which were five unoccupied desks. I messaged the host for information and recieved the snide remark to "scroll up in the feed" to find the instructions. They were there, yes, about 20 messages back.
Overall, this listing is only good for those who are willing to pay a lot fot a tiny space in Waikiki. But if that's your game, you can pay a lot, stay in Waikiki, and have a better place. Or, you might prefer to stay slightly farther away and use either the awesome Biki bike rental service or Uber/Lyft or Honolulu's comprehensive public transit system, while noting that if you have a rental car, an AirBNB outside of Waikiki is certain to be more accommodating. The point there is that if you're going to want a nice experience, this isn't it. If you want a fairly crummy experience, this will do nicely, just ne advised that they don't advertise it as such. How they get away with calling that 200 square feet of bedroom-bathroom a "condo" boggles the mind.