I can't exaggerate how great the location is. It's few blocks away from the famous Waikiki beach, just short walks to LITERALLY everywhere in Waikiki. Being placed at the center of the town made everything so convenient ! Now, with great location comes with it's obstacles. Check in was a bit difficult. The pictures tell you to go check in with the office manager, but you have to sign in with the security officer. The building manager at the office threw a small fit because of this issue. The cleanliness could've been better. While the pictures look amazing, that's not always the case in person. The dead-bolt on the door is very loose, gaps along the entire door. You could hear everything that's going on outside the hall way. The bed while comfortable, the sheets and the pillow case smelled terribly to a point my wife and I couldn't use them. It smelled as if it hasn't been washed, and there were stains all over. The bathroom is tiny but has everything you need. Would like to mention that the shower head had water mold all over and was pretty gross. The shower while does it's natural functions, you can't get warm water. There are two different knobs for cold/hot. The shower will cycle from hot-cold-hot-cold. Never in the middle. Also, there is a small window in the bathroom, which doesn't do anything when it comes to blocking outside noise. If you sleep with the door open, you'd hear pretty much everything from the outside world. The sofa also had a bad smell which we couldn't use. The two different balconies also weren't too great when it comes to noise. Because the location is in the center of the town, it never really get quite at night. Also, if you rented a car, I don't recommend you staying here. Trying to park in the small garage located under the condo is a great pain in the butt. There are very limited amount of space and if you get back after 8, you're pretty much hopeless. Not to mention it's $25 a night for overnight parking. When you get back too late, you have to try to find a parking spot nearby which could be upwards of 10 blocks away. Parking over night anywhere in Waikiki is minimum $25. After a long day hiking and exploring the island, it SUCKS trying to find parking, and when you can't, having to park multiple blocks away and having to carry everything back to the condo.