This place is a nice deal for a great view. It does feel like a bachelor pad, but it works well for a single person or a couple staying here. It's nice to have a kitchen when you need to cook instead of eat out. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to the beginning of the Waikiki shopping area. However, it is pretty close to the Hilton Hawaiian village if you want to check out their fireworks when they resume that.
Here are some things to note though. The window did whistle when it was particularly windy, but it didn't really bother us that much. I imagine this wouldn't be an issue when the weather is calmer. The king size bed sinks in a lot. While I didn't mind it, my fiancee prefers a firmer mattress. We only had to wait a while for the elevator once when one of them was being serviced and also when everyone was checking out around the same time. If you're renting a car, free street parking may be difficult, but I usually found a spot on Ala Wai Blvd 5-15 minutes walk away. Always be aware of the parking rules signs.