I stayed in Waikiki 5 times in different hotels and apartment. If you look for quiet - don’t stay in Waikiki period. Go to Kawai - it’s nice and quiet there. Noise level from the street was the same at all properties I stayed in Waikiki in the past few years. I was still able to sleep with windows open and no AC to enjoy Hawaiian breeze. Apartment is as described. I didn’t use the garage and had no problem finding a spot on Ala Wai street. Check in was easy and what’s important it is a legal Airbnb. You don’t have to look for a lockbox on the fence 2 blocks away like some property’s do. You check in at the front desk get FOBs and proceed to the unit which has a code lock. The building has 24 hour security and is safe. I didn’t meet Mokito in person but he was responding within minutes to my questions, and seemed very caring and cool person. Price is fair. Apartment is slightly outdated but this is expected in Hawaii, because it’s an island. Pool and hot tub are nice and not crowded. I appreciate Mokito for our 1 week stay.