Five stars. Simple clean place. Cozy bed, and the view really is great; it's a mix of cityscapes (being amongst the tall buildings), and the view of the ocean and mountains is vast. The location- literally so close to the beach and the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Where the condo is located, there are also a lot of nice, local businesses to support. There's a grocery store, The Food Pantry, just a few blocks away. As far as the key cards go, they're kind of old fashioned, so the trick is to put in for a second, then pull out slowly. The hosts, William and co-host, Rose, were super responsive and accommodating to any needs. Great hospitality. The air conditioning gets super cold if you want it to (I didn't- the weather was pretty mild when I was there- not sure if that's normal for Hawaii). There's also Biki share bikes and bus stops nearby. The building is older (c. 1970?) and the pool was closed while I was there (though a lovely pool deck, with nice views, and hot tub), but the building is just fine, has many amenities, and is charming. It's a tall building and the unit is on the 38th floor, so be patient with the elevators. The building security were nice. Neighbors on both sides of walls were quiet. There was only noise when the other unit directly adjacent opened their door. There were some party people above and below, which I could hear, but it wasn't super loud- the air conditioner is great white noise, and then you can't hear anything. Also, if rental cars were too expensive when planning your trip here, you'll be surprised to see many rental transportation options from right in the building, such as scooters, Smart Cars, Slingshots, ect. There's also a convenient store and at least 4 options for food, including a coffee spots/bakeries, sit-down cafe with cute decor, pizza, and a Honolulu type hole in the wall place. Another touch that I *loved* was a large bottle of Hawaiian water when I arrived and two Hawaiian chocolate covered macadamian nuts! This is a great budget accommodation.