Pros: - Location. Great for nightlife, a walk to many bars and restaurants, and if you're a surfer and like the beach in Waikiki, which I don't, then that's good too because it's close to the beach. There are other beaches on the island, by the way. Waikiki is not the only one. - Very nice staff at the office. Keoki was very helpful and professional. - Lanai (balcony) with mountain views & new furniture. - Safe building and street. Strangers can't use the elevators without proper keys. - Convenience store downstairs. - Free WiFi in the room with a strong signal. AWESOME! - Freebies. You can borrow fins, snorkels, beach umbrellas, beach chairs, tubes, boogie boards... too many to mention. - Easy check in/out. If you're arriving/leaving while the office is closed, no problem, you'll get clear instructions from Theresa about where to find your keys... etc. She's great. - Sufficient supplies in the room until you can go out and shop. There was coffee/tea, sugar, creamer, shampoo/conditioner, other toiletries, and a hairdryer is also available. - Kitchen has everything you need on your vacation Cons: - The place wasn't clean. I've only complained about the floors, which were very dirty and the bathroom mat was disgusting. It was as if no one has vacuumed or mopped the floors. They sent a maid to clean up the following day, but this didn't make much difference. She didn't even touch the bathroom. The floor in the bathroom continued to be dirty throughout our vacation, and I had to put the mat out on the lanai. I didn't want to complain again because I don't like complainers and I'm sure no one else does. - Location: I like it, but if you prefer a quiet vacation, then this is not the place for you. In Waikiki, you'll constantly hear city noise. It doesn't bother me, but it might bother some people. Also, I've noticed that the homeless population on O'ahu, and especially in Waikiki, is on the rise. No one's fault. It's just the way it is. - A/C is weak and very loud. On days/nights where there's no trade winds, it'll be hot and you must have the A/C on all night long, but you might not be able to sleep well. - The bathroom window doesn't close, and there's no other vent or fan, so the bathroom continued to be hot and humid, and with the weak A/C, it was impossible to fix this problem. - Parking: if you rent a car, you most likely won't find a free street parking in Waikiki, unless you're extremely lucky, so you must pay the $20/day for parking. Other parking lots around are not worth it because the cheapest one we've found was only $5 less, but it's a walk. Even if the parking meter is out of service, this won't prevent whomever is responsible for checking the parking lot from towing your car if you don't pay. Please be mindful of...