The unit itself was extremely clean and the updated kitchen was useful to make quick breakfasts and to store snacks. There were beach mats and a chair that others had left behind for use during my stay too. All the things I needed were there. The room had all the accoutrements that one would need and expect, which was nice. There is an onsite coin op laundry too. The only 'con's of the unit is the bed mattress. It is literally as thin as an old couch pullout mattress. You can feel all the metal springs when you put the slightest pressure on it. I am really easy to please but this mattress was really bad! Completely unexpected for a Hawaiian vacation rental that likely gets lots of use. The other thing about this property is that I could never figure out what I was in; a hotel, an apartment building or a condo complex? Come to find out, it is all three! It was confusing to know who was running the place because there was sometimes a guy at the front desk, who I learned after the fact, gave me some advice that was contrary to the unit owner, the folder in the room refers to the 'Waikiki Grand Hotel House', the sign on the building says "Hawaiian King" and the airbnb info makes it seem like it's a privately owned condo, which it is technically but....and when you need to speak to the 'owner's who is actually a property manager, you have to call a number and someone patches you through to him. I am more accustomed to calling the person who actually owns the unit directly. Lastly, the property itself is a run down. Guests leave trash in the stairwell which doesnt get picked up for days, the carpet outside the rooms and in the elevator is filthy and there are 5 gallon soy sauce buckets under each room's air conditioner for water drips that I was expected to empty each day bit didnt know about until I got a note in my door (from whom I am not aure). The folder of info in the room should mention this. Its confusing to know who is running this place and whose rules to follow. In general, the actual unit is nice inside but the property needs some TLC. If you want to be in the heart of Waikiki, close to restaurants and a few blocks from the beach and pay a bit less than a regular hotel, this is a good option.