My wife and I decided to stay in Waikiki for 1 night during a 2-week trip to Oahu and Kauai. Waikiki is expensive and we don't like hotels, so we booked this very affordable unit with Kelly. The unit is a little smaller than a standard hotel room and has a feel more similar to a college dorm room. The unit is attached to the owners, though the access has been blocked. So, it's more like a guest bedroom with it's own private access. The building is located across the street from the canal and only a couple blocks from the fashionable streets of Waikiki - the location really can't be beat. You definitely do not need a car here as everything is quite close and Uber / Lyft operate in the area and are far less expensive than cabs. Being in Waikiki, we knew we would not be spending much time in the unit, so we weren't focused on size or comforts. However, the unit did have a comfortable bed and 1 side chair, but it really served as a jumping-off point for walking around and going to Honolulu's awesome dining and shopping destinations. The unit has a small window with louvers that can be opened to let in fresh air, but it has no AC. With the windows open, it was a bit on the loud side and made sleeping without earplugs or a white noise maker and little difficult. If the trade winds aren't blowing, it can get hot in the unit as well. The owner was extremely welcoming, very pleasant, and a wealth of knowledge about the area. He agreed to store our luggage for us because we didn't leave town for quite a while after check-out, which was very nice. He even operates his own tours if you're interested. Finally, the WiFi was reliable and fast. Overall, this lodging definitely worked for our purposes in Waikiki. If you're staying for a short time and plan on mostly being out, this is a great value. If you're going to be staying longer and like to spend some time relaxing "at home" then perhaps larger accommodations with a television, kitchen, and some comfortable chairs might be more appropriate.