The unit is in Central Waikiki, adjacent to the Fort DeRussyr park. I stayed here from March 24 to April 2nd.
There’s an ABC store right across the hotel and gas station next to it (which also has a little store).
If you walk the other direction (away from Waikiki), you will find a few restaurants/bars plus massage spas away from the busy Waikiki strip.
The unit is on the 4th floor facing the Kalakaua Ave and the police sirens late at night kept me awake, so if you’re a light sleeper, take a note of this.
The patio’s door cannot be locked when I checked in. I reported it, host said he will send a maintenance but I declined since I can use the safety deposit box for my valuables.
There’s no microwave, no hair dryer, no electric kettle. But there’s a portable oven (which I used to warm up left-overs) and coffee maker. Fridge is medium-sized.
There were no rugs in the bathroom.
The closet has an odd smell so I had to leave it open because the smell started to transfer to my clothes.
No garbage bags (I had to ask the host to drop off a couple which he did).
There was a complimentary shampoo and shower gel.
It’s a challenge to get the right water temperature, the water gets too hot when it’s not supposed to.
Valet parking is $35 a night - less expensive than Hilton Garden Inn Waikiki (they charge $50 a night). Shout to the valet parking attendants: Marc, Aaron , and Anthony!
The AC works well.
They only provided extra sheets for the pull out couch but not comforter.
The pool is small.
The gym has decent equipments.
There are 3 elevators in the building and there’s always a wait for them (elevators take forever to pull up).
Would I stay in this unit again in the future? Yes.