I know everything in Hawaii is expensive, my mom lives there, especially in Wakiki, but for two hundred dollars a night I was a bit disappointed. The chairs on the lanai both had broken backs, one pretty bad, and there was paint in a carboard box stored there. There were two bicycles, which I wasn't sure if they were for guests use, taking up one end of the lanai. The sliding screen door was off the track when I got there and I couldn't get it back on and as a guest I didn't I should have to. I just left it off the track and pushed to one end. I did see your note in the house rules about the sliding glass door, but I had no trouble with that. I also saw your note that shampoo was not supplied (at $200 a night really). The folding door in the cooking area also kept coming off the track (annoying). No clothes dresser. Did have lots of blankets and pillows.
I thought the $125 cleaning fee was a bit steep for a one room studio.
The location is nice for my particular purposes, your communication about things were good and self check-in went off without hitch, unit was clean and had plenty of hot water. I have stayed in this building before so I knew about the parking situation. The unit does have easy and quick access to the ocean for those wishing to partake.