The apartment (which should rather be called very small studio or a bedroom with bathroom and a kitchen) is located at a superb spot. It doesn't get much bettern if you come to visit Honolulu and don't have a car. The bed was comfy, the kitchen small but functional and the bathroom of decent size. However, the place smelled of chlorine for two days despite airng the place. I know desinfection is essential during Covid times, but there are other cleaning options (e.g. Lysol) than pure chlorine. It didn't feel safe breating it for couple days. Additionally, the place wasn't actually as clean as you'd expect. I had to mop the floors two times myself, as the floor left my feet dirty (while it's a no-shoes apartment policy). I also found hair on the floor. I wouædn't say the place itself was very dirty, but nor was it clean enough. It also is more run-down than the pictures show. Could use some wall paint and deep-cleaning. It gets loud in the evening too and the building facing the apartment is so close that you can see people inside their homes, so the curtain should be closed at all times. There wasn't a sense of privacy. This isn't the home-owner's fault, but I found it important to share. Hiroki was, however, lovely, polite, on time and great at communicating. If location is your top priority, this is a practical option.