What you see is what you get, quite literally. This apartment is the bare minimum, which is great if you don’t expect to be there for anything besides sleep.
We couldn’t find the extra toilet paper and paper towels upon arrival. I messaged Jerry and he informed me that they’re in a small cabinet above the fridge. In order to access it, we had to climb on the sink (which is VERY narrow) to get it. So dangerous and there are cabinets everywhere else to store them. That made no sense. Additionally, the fridge is very light and wobbly. The first time I opened it, I pulled the door open and it tipped toward me. Beware of this fridge and don’t use too much force.
We were provided a total of two towels for the entire trip. There is a bin in the closet that tells you that if you need more towels, THEY’RE $20. Bring your own or expect to do laundry (which also costs money and TIME).
Bed is not super comfy and only a fleece blanket provided so if you need a weighted or fluffy comforter, or a higher pillow, this is not the bed for you. There are no spare blankets or pillows
The Good Stuff:
Jerry provides everything you need for a beach day. Beach towels to lay on, chairs, scuba gear, almost everything you need. This is great for those who plan to adventure out!
Shower had shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Although they’re big bottles so they’re previously used from other guests so your comfort may vary.
Basic eating and cooking utensils are provided, with a full stove and microwave.
Location was absolutely FANTASTIC!!!! Located next to ABC store, International Market, Royal Hawaiian Center, Sky Bar, a late night coffee shop/gallery, and more!! Please also check out and support the small musubi window next door as well.
All in all, our stay was fine if not a bit mediocre. But we slept well, we walked well, and it wasn’t a bother when we weren’t home. If you’re debating between this and a resort though, I would fully recommend going the e resort route for the price.