Overall, this is a good option when staying in Honolulu. It's not on the main drag, so the area is quieter and has less pedestrian traffic. There is security on-premise 24 hours a day and access to the residential floors requires a keycard. Parking on the streets around the location is very limited, and the building doesn't offer free parking. If you have a rental car, be prepared to budget an additional $35 extra per 24 hours for parking. There is a restaurant or two inside the building, a bar, as well as a coffee shop. We only stopped at the coffee shop, and the ladies there were friendly and the pastries were yummy. There is a 7-11 store next door as well as a laundromat. Be aware there is a homeless problem in the area, and in Honolulu in general. If you are looking for a luau and have a rental car, I highly recommend Toa Luau on the North Shore.