This place is set up well. We are a family of 4 on our first trip to Hawaii. It worked great! The place is in good repair and is pretty spacious. The bathroom isn't very private, but it works! The toilet & shower are closed to the vanities on either side by sliding doors. The vanities are open to each of the bedrooms. So while one person uses the shower or toilet, the rest of us can be getting ready. The AC unit is in the master bedroom, so it can get chilly there. We used a fan we found in the closet to try to push the cool air toward the other bedroom, (we left all the bedroom doors open to help balance the temps). It worked ok. Nobody complained about being uncomfortable. The kitchen is small, but functional. There isn't a lot of stroage space for dry goods, but you can make it work. We went to Costco & Walmart on the first day and stocked up for our week long stay. Almost anything you forget can be picked up at an ABC store, (slightly more expensive, but very convenient! We usually avoid convenience stores, but these were very handy & reasonable!) We didn't use the pull-out bed. In one of the closets there were 2 chairs and a variety of snorkeling supplies. We assembled 3 snorkling sets to take to the beach. They worked, but if you prefer your own you can get a set at Walmart or an ABC store for $15-$30. The wifi was good & the TV had a reasonable selection of channels. The location was great! It is a short walk to the beach. There are some older, sketchier properties you walk by, but only for a block. We never had a problem or felt unsafe. We appreciated that the short walk saved us hundreds compared to the high end hotels we also passed on our way to Waikiki beach. We did have occasion to ask a question of Alohana, and they happily responded quickly. We rented a car and the parking in this building is easy & secure. Prior to check-in we were sent a lot of info about the property which explained most everything. Trash is easy- there is a chute on every floor for all bagged garbage. When checking out we didn't know what to do with glass (24 beer bottles/pasta sauce/jam & wine bottle). When we asked the manager about recycling, he told us to bag it and trash it, (it felt wrong, but the kids enjoyed the sound!). About the sound- don't do that at night! Many of these units are vacation rentals, but we met more people who lived in the building than tourists, which was a good reminder to respect the space as someone's home. Overall, we had a great trip and recommend this property. It was as advertised and worked really well for us.