This is a budget accommodation on the 2nd floor of a building that must be at least 40 years old, but with pleasingly friendly residents. Jas worked hard to design her interior space to be cute and cozy, but there is a little too much stuff in the room and walkways are narrow, so the space is best suited for 1-2 people. (If you are traveling with small backpacks, you might squeeze in 3-4.) Though not in town, Jas was incredibly responsive and helpful, and we were in contact numerous times. Honestly, she is as knowledgeable as a hotel concierge! If you don't mind a few rough edges, I think this unit could be a good value for young families desiring to be near the beach and zoo. Do note, however, that I noticed at least half a dozen homeless people who seemed to hang around the vicinity of the building on the Kuhio side. The best part--being able to walk just a few quiet blocks to a swimming beach and all the action in Waikiki. Most disappointing part--I never used the outdoor seating area as it turned out to be an extension of a shared walkway, rather than a private lanai. However, parents of young children may be happy to have a space to sit outdoors while the kids nap inside, even if an occasional person strolls by.