If you're interested in sharing the view of a tiny slice of Waikiki from an overcrowded apartment, then there's a bunch of places that you'll probably like better; this probably isn't the place for you.
If you're interested in a more authentic Honolulu experience, complete with Italian sports-cars parked in the otherwise-unassuming houses down the block and a quiet beach that's a walk down the road, then this might be for you.
We are always grateful when we're able to find a quiet little nook that we can call home-base for our travels; a place from which we can go on adventures and explore a place which we can feel like "home" once we're done exploring. This was exactly that kind of place for us while we explored Honolulu and Oahu.
By the end of our time there, it truly felt like "home" and we were sad we had to go.
But this trip was a bit different too; we wanted a place that not only was a good "home base," but also was a good place that the three of us could work remotely. This also fit that bill quite well. We had multiple daily video conferences happening via Zoom & Teams and never missed a beat. In fact, if it weren't for the sounds of the tropical birds, cooing during meetings, no one would have known we weren't home.
Opening up the windows, the sweet, fresh, cool breeze filled the house -- like the house was breathing. And whenever we had the urge, we jumped into the pool for a relaxing swim.

The close proximity to the mall was a bonus as there's plenty of eating selections available when we just wanted to let someone else do the cooking, but didn't want to sit in traffic.
There's a limited view from the house itself, so if that's the kind of thing you're interested in, then you should keep looking. But for us, we got to see some of the most beautiful sunrises of our lives during our stay; we got to go out and find our favorite sunrise beach -- because it wasn't just outside the window. For that, I'm grateful & I'd definitely do it again.