AirBNB Rating - Wanaka St - Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI [ENG – POR] We traveled to Hawaii to attend the events related to the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack in WW2. So the location of the lodging was very important. And Michael/Cristina's apart served as a glove for us - perfect! This place is great for a couple with no frills. Very clean, with ceiling fan and another on the floor. There is a shutter on the front porch to 'avoid' a little the fury of the sun and keep the room a bit cooler. The bathroom is nice and spacious. The 'closet' is large and accommodates two suitcases on the floor, with room to hang clothes. There is an umbrella available and two beach chairs, plus diving goggles/snorkell and beach mat. Also, a drawer with three drawers to organize the other clothes. We were lucky with our apartment neighbors (there are two apartments, side by side), ther were very discreet. It was possible to keep up good with their musical and television taste because of the sound insulation, but there was no problem with loud sound, loud conversations, was really fine. Above the apartments is the house of the owners, and they are always available for any eventuality. The couple's daughter wakes up around 7:30 AM but we were never bothered by crying or moving on the upper floor. Access to the apartments is done by a staircase and requires some effort, especially on account of the suitcases. How we wore vintage uniforms, staying for almost ten days, we took more weight - smaller stays will require less physically in that regard. But for the day-to-day, it was ok and comfortable. We liked the bed, big enough. There is a fridge, and the microwave oven, that we never used. There are two chairs in front of the apartment and a small armchair on the inside. The view over Pearl Harbor is good and the sunset usually turns into a spectacle, especially on days with a few clouds. It is easy to dispose of trash, including recyclable. We do not face the higher temperatures because time of the year. However, the fans installed were enough to allow us to sleep closing front doors. The bus stop is well ahead and the noise generated by the engine can disturb a little bit. In our case we were always exhausted and slept very well every night, with the door closed, the ceiling fan turned on, and hardly noticing the outside noise. Now the best part - the people. Michael and Cristina were sensational. Very educated and so gentle. Michael is very calm and helped us out the first night indicating Nico's restaurant at Pier 38 (and it was great), as well as other nearby shopping & food points. Also explained how to park the car: there are two parking spaces available on the street and the vehicles need to be parked correctly. It is interesting to note that Hawaiians seem to...