This place was just as advertised, and it did not disappoint. My family of 4 stayed here for 5 nights. We had a 1 year old and 3 year old with us, and we all managed to be comfy in this studio for the whole stay. There is a sliding door to separate the bed from the “tv area” and the couch was a pullout. Reny, our host, was super responsive before, during and after our trip. Any questions I had, she answered so quick and helped this stressed, nervous mama feel prepared for her first Hawaiian adventure with littles. Before the trip, Reny let me know that they had a pack n play and highchair for the baby. Score! So we put the 3 year old in the big bed to start, baby in the pack n play, while my husband and I could have adult time and watch tv with the room closed off until we were ready to pull the couch out for bed and switch. The bathroom was decent size, never felt crammed, and the kitchen was quaint, but perfect size for our time there and for storing our snacks and lunches for the week. No bathtub, only a shower, which we didn’t mind since we tend to shower our kids at home already. Reny even had beach chairs, beach umbrellas, beach towels and a cooler for us to use for our daily beach trips. We just had to buy a few beach toys which we decided to leave behind to contribute for the next occupants if they have kids. It was awesome what the hotel had too. There was a quick mart, a souvenir shop, a coffee & açaí eatery, local made ice cream shop, Dave’s Ice Cream, that served shaved ice, and a pool as well. We never went to the pool though. Beaches only! The best part was breakfast at Cinnamons, which was located in the hotel as well. Order the guava chiffon pancakes and the original Loco Moco. YUM! The Ilikai is in Waikiki, walking distance to a perfect little lagoon by the Hilton that the kids loved to play in and access to a walking path for a perfect night stroll to check out the night life that thrived every evening. We were about a 10min walk to an outdoor bar called the Hale Koa Barefoot Beach Bar that had live music every evening that we all enjoyed. The location is minutes from all the shopping, food, and entertainment that the South side of the island has to offer. We made a few day trips to the North Shore to check out the beaches. FYI, Waimea Bay Beach is the best hands down. Crystal clear, blue water, white sand. The waves you literally can wade in and do a basic snorkel. It’s the most relaxing and picturesque beach. Sunday night at the hotel was the most fun though. There was live music and dancing just outside of cinnamons and we all had a blast! Definitely consider this condo for your stay if you’re ever visiting Oahu and needing a spot in the Waikiki area. Even more so cause the host is the best!