The unit is as described. I enjoyed the large window that opened and the view.
I usually waited several minutes for elevators (not Larry's fault, just be aware that you may wait for an elevator).
The cable TV had dozens of channels but only had one local channel KITV (which is probably not a problem for most but surprised me).
I probably just overlooked it in Larry's check-in instructions, but there is an outer door labeled with the unit number that is not locked and does not need the key to enter. Once you go through that outer door, the unit's actual door labeled with the unit number and 'B" is obvious. The key is only needed to open that inner B door.
Parking at the adjacent but separately owned parking deck was $40 (cash only) a day or $35 (cash only) a day if one prepaid. Since I don't mind walking I parked at the Ala Wai Boat Harbor parking lot. The Ala Wai lot is a fifteen minute walk away and charges $1 per hour. One can purchase a month-long Ala Wai Boat Harbor parking pass for $150, which is a bargain if one is staying more than six days.
I was able to cook my meals in the unit using the hot plate and microwave. The refrigerator freezer was plenty big to hold two weeks worth of my groceries.