Jack's condo is a west-end-unit, two floors above the Chart House restaurant in the Ilikai Marina building. The views from the unit are gorgeous practically any time of the day, despite the fact that the unit's windows face an area that's technically a parking lot. But it is the parking lot for yachts, which are beautiful creatures!
The condo had everything two people might need to enjoy staying in Waikiki. Yet, I am not sure if the condo is suitable to accommodate a company of more than two people - I guess, it all depends on the relationships within the company.
The kitchen had all the dishes / pans / utensils / appliances for everyday cooking and occasional coffee breaks. The fridge was in a perfect working condition to make ice, preserve food leftovers, and keep your drinks cold. The bathroom was clean and well-equipped. In the closets, my buddy and I found a few very useful things for going out to the beach - containers for water, beach pad, etc. We also found a few essential household items - e.g., a medi-kit, hairblower, brooms, vacuum-cleaner, extension cords, suitcase stands, and numerous coat-hangers.
The laundromat is located on the 8th floor of the building. The washers and driers operate via a smartphone app, which was very easy to set up and use (the app notifies you when the washing/drying cycle is about to complete, so you won't forget your items in the laundry).
Because of the location (a busy alley and the restaurant/pub below), there was some street noise, which was expected, but it did not bother us much. The parking garage ($23/day) is attached to the building, and it was very convenient to keep our car on the same floor as the condo. A cheaper option (depending on the situation and the space availability), would be to park along the street right below the condo ($1/hour, any time of the day).
Overall, the accommodation was very pleasant for a week-long vacation in Waikiki. I will definitely consider staying in Jack's unit in my future visits to Honolulu.