It was an interesting stay. I asked for early check in because my flight arrived 4 hours before check-in but I was told that it couldn't be arranged. When the room did come available, an hour early (to my delight after a sleepless overnight flight), the OpenKey app I was to download and use to open the door wouldn't send me the traditional verification text because I have a foreign phone number. So I couldn't get into the room. It might have been due to the different number format (9 digits in NZ versus 10 digits for US), or it might have been that the app wouldn't text a foreign phone number - a common issue with US-based apps.
Anyway, I was lucky that the manager was working on a Sunday and was able to get me a card key (after another 1-1/2 hours).
So, then the Wifi didn't work. The manager got back to me, told me the modem and router were in the room and asked me to reset the modem, which worked.
Then, on my first day, the aircon fan started making a horrible grinding sound, so I shut it off. Luckily, it wasn't too warm to sleep comfortably with just the ceiling fan.
The room was basic but had some nice touches - a full closet with plenty of hangers and two suit case stands. Very much appreciated because in many B&Bs you have to leave your suitcases on the floor and hang clothes on doorknobs.
The location was central to Waikiki and close to the beach, shops and parks. A bit noisy at night but not overwhelmingly so.
Manager's office was just down the block, which was handy considering the many times I visited trying to sort out the door key issue. I was very happy he was working on a Sunday, another plus.