Stayed March 3-10 2014. I was pretty concerned when I received instructions for accessing the room only a day prior to my trip. Would I be stuck with no access after I arrived? But once I got the instructions it was pretty straight forward. I did not have to contact Angie or the property manager at all. The lobby of the Ilikai is very tranquil in contrast to most Waikiki hotel lobbies. The room itself is not oversized but is well kept. The closet is small but there is a large cabinet to supplement storage. The beds were OK but could use newer linen. The bathroom is very well kept with a lot of bath and beach towels. The kitchenette is also very well kept and stocked. It has everything that you'd need to cook a meal but why do it when you can head over three blocks away to the Ala Moana shopping center's food court where you could eat very economically? I used the fridge to store a lot of snacks and juice/bottled water for late night cravings. There is a store in the lobby where you can buy most of your grocery needs. There is also a restaurant at the rear of the lobby which is reasonably priced (unlike many places in Waikiki) and you can sit in the open air tables to savor the gorgeous view of the marina - highly enjoyable especially at sunset. The Sorento restaurant on the top floor gives you a view but is expensive and the food is so so. There are various accessories for use at the beach like beach chairs and even some fishing gear. On most evenings you will hear music coming from the Hilton Hawaiian Village next door. From the balcony you can see that its their show for the luau buffet on the open air roof. There's singing, hula by the ladies and torch baton twirling by the men. On Fridays at 7:45 sharp there is a 15 minute firework display and from the balcony you will have a direct view. I spent a lot of time on that balcony. Aside from these entertainments there was very little noise from the hallway or from the street. We slept with the balcony door open and enjoyed the fresh air. We enjoyed my stay at Angie's condo and will definitely look forward to returning there. If you are newlyweds, there is a bridal gown/tux rental shop in the lobby. Right beside it is a photography studio. Many Japanese tourists rent gown and tux and have their pictures taken in the shop or out on the beach. If you are on a budget and just have carry on luggage you can take bus #19 or 20 right outside the airport check in area. It will take you to within a few steps from the entrance of the Ilikai - $2.50. The same bus across the street can take you back to the airport. Across the street is also where...