This was our last of three rentals that we stayed at on O'ahu. It was in a good location, not too far from the beach (we walked there), and had a nice view of the canal and the inland (obviously not an ocean view, but still nice!). Even though it was next to busy streets, things are typically pretty quiet at night. The parking was inexpensive and very convenient to have, and it fit our 7' high, 22-foot long van just fine (just know that if you have a wider/longer vehicle, like we did, you might have a bit of difficulty getting in the spot as it's right next to the wall, it's fairly narrow just like most parking spots on the island, especially if the spot next to you has a car in it that wasn't parked very well (ask me how I know this ;-).
Kitchen was well stocked and reasonably spacious. Not having a second bathroom is certainly inconvenient for larger groups like ours, but we knew going in that we would have to deal with that, and it's also priced appropriately. A/C was pretty good except for the smaller bedroom -- it has a central A/C that works, but it doesn't cool things down anywhere near as quickly as either the window unit in the living room or the portable unit in the larger bedroom. The first night took a while to get it cool enough for me; the other nights it didn't take as long.
The smaller bedroom has jalousie windows that don't block out much sound, and it is next to the open-air building hallway, so you might occasionally hear some of your neighbors, like I did my final night there, when some other AirBnB renter decided at midnight to have a speakerphone conversation outside his door, facing my apartment. When I was startled awake by this conversation, it was almost like he was standing in the room with me with how clearly I was able to hear him (and the woman he was chatting with, since it was on speakerphone).
All in all, it was a good value and we enjoyed our time here.