My wife and kids travel to Hawaii fairly often because we have family there, and this time we decided to share a place with my in-laws, meaning we would have three generations under one roof. Hotels are out of the question because a three bedroom villa would be too expensive. This place fit the bill: three bedrooms, reasonably priced, in a quiet neighborhood.
The bedrooms are good sizes, and everyone seemed to sleep well. The master bed had a fairly thick "pillow topper." Personally, I don't like to sleep on a mattress with a "pillow topper" but my wife does.
The common area is big, and the large TV has cable. We watched the local news, ESPN, and the golf channel. I didn't explore the cable guide too much so I don't know what other channels were available. There's a couch and a big chair- I'd replace the big chair with another couch to provide additional seating.
The kitchen was pretty well stocked with dishes and utensils, plus some pots and pans. It was great to have a full sized refrigerator to hold leftovers and other food- as much as I love to eat out in Hawaii, having leftovers saves some money.
The garage was fantastic. We've stayed in Waikiki before (both in hotels and in Airbnbs) and parking is a pain. Hotels will charge $30+ per night for parking. At Ann's place, you get a garage opener and you pull right in to the house. Enclosed, secured, convenient.
The full sized washer and dryer are downstairs and are shared with Ann and her family. This was another big advantage over most other rentals as we didn't have to pack as many clothes, plus we could wash our towels every few days.
Traffic in Honolulu is terrible. Ann's place is in an excellent location that is only a few miles from the beach but plan carefully for traffic.
We wouldn't hesitate to stay at Ann's again.