If you're looking for a strictly "budget" hotel that will feel like a budget hotel, then this is the place.
Nothing reported on the page is inaccurate and the location is good - near a bunch of other large hotels in Waikiki. Check-in with a electronic key was also very easy and useful.
The primary drawback was that the walls are paper thin. If you're at all a light sleeper, you will hear every single sound throughout the night - even people coming in late in the rooms around you or walking down the hall. It would be disingenuous to say that I expected 5-star resort quality experience with this stay, but several aspects of the stay just seemed like they went with the cheapest option available to save a few cents here and there. For example, we had a 5 night stay for 2 people and all the provided was a small travel sized (combined) shampoo and conditioner with a small soap bar and then explicitly said to buy your own if you needed more. Also, the "upgrades" in the studio clearly look and feel cheap. Nothing went "above and beyond" - again, not expecting super high quality but small, relatively cheap touches could have gone a long way in making a "budget" experience not feel as such and this place definitely did not do that. They had a coffee maker, but not a single coffee packet to use. I can understand having to buy our own coffee, but giving us 1 packet for the next morning when we came in the night before and didn't get a chance to go to the store before hand would've been nice. Also, parking was essentially non-existent, but we expected that. Basically no spots available at any time of the day.
Overall, it meets the basis needs in a good location and absolutely nothing else. Therefore, they received an "ok" rating from us - good for a budget stay, but not if you're looking for hidden value in a cheaper option.