You're paying for location: 10-15 minutes to the beach and Waikiki's restaurants and bars. During our stay, Jerry was communicative, responding to inquiries and dropping by when needed.
The apartment needs a big upgrade, especially given it's a long-term lease, and the building is aging, like many in Honolulu. Several of the outlets don't work and expect to reset the circuit breaker -- we had to several times and the last time we weren't able to get it working again. Some lamps are broken and the kitchen isn't fully equipped -- there isn't a coffee pot or toaster, for example. Our shower curtain wasn't new and the rod is rusty; we asked for a replacement liner but never got one and bought it ourself. During our stay, the building had to fix a bathroom pipe leak and we weren't able to use the washing machine or dishwasher the full time.
It'll do the trick, for sure, but some TLC would go a long way.