I would not recommend staying here for a long period of time (several weeks) like I did - without a proper kitchen and such a small space it becomes hard to manage. The hallway has a horrible stench that makes it really unpleasant to walk from the elevator to the door. The unit itself is underwhelming and the bed is a very uncomfortable and squeaky futon. There wasn’t really a big bug issue unless of course you leave food out, mainly just lots of tiny ants and the occasional cockroach but otherwise I was impressed with this aspect and thought I’d see more. Not having a parking spot was a major issue since Waikiki has little to no affordable public parking so if you intend on renting/using a car, just know you won’t be able to park it anywhere much less close by. The building, Inn at the Park is pretty rundown and old, and even though it’s location is in close proximity to many places, it’s extremely busy and hectic all the time. I personally think the price is outrageous for what you’re getting but since so many tourists are coming back to the islands this was one of the only available places I could find. When I first got here I found a small stain of what looked like blood on both the sheets and shower curtain.
Lisa, the host, was very nice and fast in responding to any messages I had. I asked her for a few necessary kitchen items plus new sheets and shower curtain and she got them to me right away with much apology which was very kind.