Good location and there is some parking on the street if you look across the nearby bridge on the canal, maybe it’ll be a 5-10 mins walk to this airbnb. However, I would NOT say that this Airbnb is true to description. The wide-angled (fish eye) photos are highly deceptive and would make you believe this space is a real apartment. When in fact it is a micro-studio with a tiny Kitchenette and a bathroom the size of the ones you get onboard your flight.
Most of this would be fine, if it was honestly and openly disclosed in the description or if the square footage is added so the guests are aware of what they have paid their money for. But I can’t say the host did a good or honest job in disclosing this info. Yes, the lodging at Waikiki is notoriously expensive, but this doesn’t excuse poor and dishonest business practices such as this. I’d rather know upfront what I’m getting, instead of being surprised when I arrive at the lodging in person. Well, you win some and you lose some, I’m just here to make sure others get a winning bet at their stay.