To start, this is the best place in Honolulu for the price. The manager, Glenn is great. The place is within walking distance of everything you could possibly need. There are two grocery stores and multiple bus stops. There are tons of restaurants in the neighborhood, most notably Leonard’s Bakery, Kono’s, and Rainbow Drive In. Waikiki is a 5 minute bus ride, or about a 30 minute walk. There are a few negatives, though. The toilet paper is industrial grade, so I suggest bringing your own. The bed is super extra firm, but maybe you like it that way. Also, the homeless people in the area are definitely the biggest negative. There are a good 30 homeless people living within two blocks and Honolulu has some of the worst homeless people in the country. I have seen a lot of homelessness in a lot of cities. Usually homeless people are genuinely good people, but not in Honolulu. I have been harassed multiple times, cussed out, threatened, screamed at, and one lady even pulled my mask off my face without even so much as a hello. There is a park directly across the street from the building and it attracts a ton of homeless people. There is a whole community of them. They pitch their tents on the sidewalk and almost completely block it so they can use the facilities at the park. Normally I feel bad for homeless people, but these people have obviously chosen to be homeless and they have more stuff than I have. They grill out, blast music, do their laundry in the park restroom, and ride their bikes around the neighborhood. I realize this isn’t Jayson’s fault, but it is something you will have to put up with if you stay here, especially if you don’t have a car. They not only love the park, they congregate around the bus stops too. But like I said, you will not find a better place in Honolulu for the price.