I LOVED this little place. Was by myself so had more than enough room to lay out my yoga mat and get some workouts in. Was easy to get around by either walking or using the Biki bikes (parking anywhere in Waikiki is really expensive), but because I used to live in Honolulu and was there visiting for quite some time and wasn't necessarily interested in doing all the Waikiki tourist activities (where I noticed mask-wearing was laxer than I'm used to) I actually spent quite a bit of time inside the unit. I had everything I needed to cook almost ALL of my meals, and my favorite thing was to sit on the lanai and eat or just drink coffee and look at the view of Wilhemina Rise, where I used to live. Since it looked out over Kuhio Ave the traffic could be a little noisy, but it didn't really bother me. The following week I stayed at the Marriott Courtyard just blocks away, and have to say that I much preferred my time at Chris's condo! He was also lightning fast in his responses to me, and when I needed help figuring out how to connect the WiFi to my laptop, his partner Keoki showed up in about 10 minutes to help me out. Note: I had borrowed a friend's car and had parked in the Tower 2 parking structure for 1/2 hour to unload, but there was no elevator so had to lug my 2 suitcases and multiple bags up a flight of stairs to the lobby. When I left I briefly parked in the loading zone on Prince Edwards St. to load my luggage. The next time I need a place to stay in Honolulu (and can't crash with friends here) I'll definitely stay at Chris's place!