This apartment is in such a prime location and so close to the airport that I’d suggest skipping the car rental and saving a grand for shopping and a few Uber rides if you choose to get around the island. I parked my car rental and only used it once the entire week because it’s so much easier to just grab a scooter or electric bike to get around when you need it. The main beach is like a few hundred yards away and it’s right where the statue of Duke is in Waikiki — The inventor of surfing—- I took a surfing lesson here and it was so amazing to be right in the heart of the best shopping and variety of activities all walking distance. Basalt restaurant is attached to a really nice grocery store and they have the best food there. I ate there four times in a row and bought my groceries for the apartment there as well. The apartment is stellar. I wanted to move in and practically cried when I had to check out. The bed is like a tempurpedic. The sofa is so hip and comfy. I could have slept on that as well but the bed was so ridiculously inviting that I stayed inside a lot to just enjoy this fine apartment. It was that lovely. They didn’t skimp on luxury with this apartment. The bathroom is so lush, too! I love this place so much and the owners of it are absolutely fabulous and great with communication throughout the entire experience when needed. They come across as very caring and thoughtful. It seems they thoroughly enjoy sharing their home with others to enjoy. The pool on the rooftop with the view is a must see, as well. The building is one of the tallest and the views are spectacular. The final touch is the iced cucumber and lemon water provided in the lobby. That was the cherry on top. The little details add up in this place. I was very impressed.