The hotel itself was smaller than we expected, but functional for two people not spending much time there. The mattress is very bouncy and you can hear the springs when you move, so it would not be good for a light sleeper. The location was great, not central, but closer to the zoo, and only a block away from Waikiki beach. It was convenient getting to central locations by foot. There’s a convenience store downstairs and the poke restaurant in the corner was one of the best meals we had! There’s also food trucks on the front side of the building, which you could smell the smoke from if you open the windows. The bathroom had a small window that you could not close and there was a window air conditioner with a louver window that did not fully close. There’s construction going on in the lobby so if you go in and out throughout the day, you will see that. The amenities were very thought out and useful to our stay- reef safe sunscreen, aloe vera gel, qtip and cotton pads, floss, hair dryer, a little first aid kit, beach chairs, snorkels, beach mat, beach towels, a boogie board, etc. there’s also a very adorable smart car rental downstairs, but parking is a bit of a nightmare and will take extra time to plan out. In the evening, the back entrance at Prince Edward street closes around 8pm and you can only use the front entrance. The building sign is blue in the photos, but is now beige. There’s also a laundromat in the building. Overall, it is very convenient to stay.