The location was everything that we were seeking—a break away from the city center and near the locals. It's up the hill from Kaimuki—a local neighborhood full of quality eateries, shops, and local living. Chandler, I believe, lives in the top unit so she's ready to respond to your needs. However, we communicated via airbnb messaging so I didn't see her during our seven-day stay. The amenities were very useful like laundry, a large bathroom, kitchen essentials (mini fridge, microwave, knives, etc.), beach gear like a snorkeling equipment, and hangers. The space is very spacious.
If you're are accustomed to a cooler sleeping environment as we are, this isn't the right place for you. What I mean is that the AC and floor fan barely cool the space. In fact, the generic (not the original) remote provided doesn't allow for temperature adjustment and it's only an on/off switch.
We originally booked this for our honeymoon, thinking that the pandemic was ending soon. But when the Hawaii governor recommended that visitors not come due to the rising covid cases with delta, I asked Chandler directly about how she felt. She said that everything was fine and that her neighbors loves visitors. That didn't appear to be the case—some neighbors seemed uncomfortable with our presence.
A few things to note: the parking is very narrow, it's a huge studio with a laundry room and a large bathroom, older appliances, there's a step down to get to the sleeping area