We stayed here for a few nights and had a great time in Waikiki. The check in process was not that bad but was a little strange to check in over in the ilikai while the unit was two buildings next door. There is a security guard at the bottom of the elevator which is a nice feeling but the room was only secured with a key code and not a physical key or card which was a bit unnerving. The unit views are on the 17th floor and that of the city skyline. It’s nice to see the lights at night from this position. There’s a small balcony that can accommodate this but too small to provide for any furniture. The unit is generally outdated and needs lots of help. While there’s a bed, couch, a tv and kitchen appliances, the amenities are lacking. The large sliding glass door is a pain to open as it’s so heavy and awkward in the tracks that have never been maintained. The drapes are secured via a track on the ceiling that’s falling down on one end so to use them you have to be careful not to tear it off the ceiling. In the kitchen the silverware is very old, rusty and dull. We planned to use the kitchen here but didn’t as it felt so unclean. We ended up using plastic utensils as a result. The bathroom ceiling is caving in by the shower and the when the fan blows it shoots out dust particles as it’s never been maintained. The paint on the bathtub is peeling off and sticks to your feet when you get out. The toilet has a constant leak in the tank and runs all the time to keep you up at night. The bed, while comfortable, has sheets that are light and not much of a blanket. If you’re not planning to spend much time in this unit you’ll be fine. However if you plan to use the amenities provided you’ll be disappointed. Oh also, there’s no pool access with this unit. The pool is only for guests if the ilikai and not the ilikai marina as this unit is. Overall, I’d skip this place for sure next visit to Oahu.