Cheryl and George's place was clean and very convenient to many restaurants. Kitchen was well equipped and plenty of towels provided. There is a community bin in the bathroom with leftover sunscreen, shampoo, and conditioner. The Hawaiian King is a funky, older hotel that has both short and long term rentals, so there is a mix of tourists and locals. The locals were more than willing to offer helpful suggestions and recommendations. There aren't really any windows, but the a/c is cold and, really, how much time do you spend in the unit when you can walk a few steps out the door and sit at the tables and chairs around the pool.
The listing did show "beach essentials" that included towels, umbrellas, snorkeling gear, and blanket. The only thing included were the beach towels, but I see that they have since corrected the listing.
Parking was rarely a problem. Free spots on Ala Wai Canal, if you can find one. Make sure you move your car on Mon & Fri between 0830-1130 or they will ticket you. A time or 2, we had to park 5-6 blocks away, but could usually find a metered spot within a few blocks. At least we didn't have to pay $30+ to park in a lot.
I would definitely rent Cheryl & George's place again. We had a lovely time.