First off let me say that Jooannah was a great host. She was easy to communicate with, allowed us an early check-in when she saw our flight arrived in the morning, and was responsive to our needs. When my dad notified her after he awoke with sores one morning that we thought may be from bug bites (which turned out to actually be just a food allergy), she responded quickly, came immediately to change the sheets and scheduled for the bed to be treated ASAP the next day.
The place itself is in a great location for access to Waikiki and it's surrounding areas-- right on the north side of Waikiki right on Ala Wai Boulevard. About a 15-20 minute drive from the airport, it's about a 10 minute walk down to the main strip of Kalakaua and Waikiki/Kuhio beach, a 20 minute walk/less than 10 minute drive to Ala Moana, 10 minute drive to Kaka'ako, about a 10-15 minute drive to downtown/Chinatown, a 15 minute drive to Diamond Head and a 10 minute drive to Kaimuki. So you're surrounded by a plethora of easily accessible options for shopping, dining, and other activities. The location is pretty prime.
The place itself is nice, clean and cozy, and looks exactly like in the pictures. If I'm being honest, the actual building complex is a bit old and janky, and may seem unflattering from the outside, but that's just what you get with an older building. Interestingly to me it looked like it might've been a luxury complex from the 50s or 60s based on the decor of the room. There is a pool area with some gas grills, which is nice (although I never understood going in the pool with the beach a 10 minute walk away, but that's just me). The condo itself is nice -- renovated and clean and like I said, looks exactly like in the pictures, including a full kitchen (the microwave didn't seem to be working but that was only a minor inconvenience for us since we ate out most of the time), a TV with lots of channels, and central AC with thermostat control (the actual AC was not particularly strong, might've been a bit old like the building, don't expect it to get really cold but it definitely cools it off more than enough to be comfortable). We did see a few critters here and there, but they were small, I saw literally only about 3 of them during the entire stay from what I remember. However anyone who's frequented Hawai'i (or been to most any tropical locale in general) knows this is not at all uncommon, this is not really an issue of the condo specifically but rather just Hawai'i and it being in an older building. Also, as the condo is on the third floor right on Ala Wai, it will get a bit noisy at night with cars and pedestrians, but that is to be expected.
Overall my family and I enjoyed our stay at Jooannah's place. I've been to Hawai'i, especially Honolulu, countless times, and this was an enjoyable stay and certainly one of the most convenient locations I've been at, especially if you want to experience Waikiki and the all neighboring areas. If you're looking for a nice, clean and cozy place in a prime location, as well as a very accommodating and responsive host, I'd recommend this.