This was a great unit for our trip to Waikiki - it's an elevator building with a spectacular view, check-in and check-out are both very easy, the primary contact is quick to respond to questions, and the sixth floor of the building has a ton of amenities you can take advantage of (open-air hot tub is a big win).
The bed is comfortable and firm, the balcony is great for early morning coffee, and you're high up enough that you won't get much street noise when you've got the balcony door closed. The unit's AC is worked really well and includes a remote control, and the window dressing blocks light really well. Overnight parking is available if you need it, just be sure to ask the front desk about pricing beforehand to avoid surprises.
Some pro tips:
• Bring an extra-long charging cord if you want to charge phones on both nightstands - one nightstand has a really nice multi-port adapter in it, but the other one doesn't, so you'll want to run a power cord from behind the couch over to the night stand. A 10' USB cord should do the trick (we ended up just using a travel battery, worked great)
• The front door sticks a little in the top-right (as you enter the unit) corner. Apply even pressure along the side of the door to open it more easily
• There's a garbage chute at the end of the hallway! Super convenient - use it
• Kitchenette is really a lifesaver - large fridge and freezer, sink, microwave, toater, hot plate, and pan. There's a ton of great food in the area, so make the most of your leftovers by reheating them using appropriate tools
• If the A/C starts making a rattling sound while running, check the filter cover in the front and make sure it's pressed all the way in
*TLDR* - this is a great unit and we'd strongly recommend it to other travelers