Fine if you only want somewhere to sleep. Location is good. The room was very small with nowhere to store clothing or bags which for two people meant we had to live out of our bags on the floor. The shower had a black bin liner taped over the roof space above it which was was strange and we weren’t sure what it was covering up. The kitchen seemed quite new, but as there was no table to sit at (the only table was very narrow and had the TV on it) we only ate breakfast in the room and had to do so sitting on the bed with the window ledge as a table. There is an effective air con unit, but there isn’t a full seal around it where it is fitted into the window so I could hear the noise of the street all night. It is a v small studio room, and it seemed expensive for what we got but it does seem that accommodation in Waikiki is expensive. We paid the same for a beautiful one bedroom unit with separate lounge and kitchen and full balcony in Kona. We let them know our arrival time and asked for early check in months in advance. We received “Thanks Paul” in response but on the day, couldn’t get into our room and had to pay to store bags while we waited for a response and got no further info until after we had arrived at the building. Not awful. But not great.