Good customer communications with Chris/Keoki. A couple of things to note: 1) the lockbox won't open unless it is door-side down, 2) The unit was very clean and there were toiletries and cleaning supplies available, 3) The unit is in a lower area, is older and not updated inside. Towel racks were missing, etc. However, if the room is not your focus, this is not a problem, 4) If you have a car, you can go to the Waikiki Banyan and put it there for a weekly rate of $150 (4/22). You will have in and out privileges and they provide good service. Otherwise, Ala Wai parking is difficult and parking at the complex is extremely limited. That's it. If you want Waikiki, it is very convenient.