Although all the attractions of Waikiki are only a short walk away, and this may be the cheapest apartment in all of Honolulu, my wife and I do not think it was suitable for a month-long stay. The only comfortable place to sit was on the bed, backs agains the wall; there were no chairs. The mattress sloped inward, so that we couldn't avoid colliding in the middle of the night in the middle of the bed. The room was never uncomfortably hot in January, but we sometimes ran the air conditioner because it was preferable to listen to it than listen to the traffice noise from Ala Wai Boulevard, only a few feet beyond our louvered windows, which we kept closed whenever we were inside. The flimsy plastic dining table was too small and too tall, requiring us to balance precariouisly on tall, narrow stools. The kitchen was meagerly supplied with cooking utensils and counter space, but we did manage to cook dinner on those days we didn't eat out. All in all, before the month was up, we wished that we had chosen and paid for a more expensive and more comfortable place for our vacation.