The restaurant does a good job with typical Costa Rican food, but the real attraction there is the group of small monkeys that hang out in the trees above the tables. They're a great show and everybody loves them, but if you make the mistake of feeding one of them, you'll have 25 new friends in no time. I've always found it a modest but really friendly place, an easy walk to Waikiki Beach, only about three blocks, and the location's also convenient to all the nightlife and restaurants and shopping of the Waikiki area. Service is mellow, but you'll find that the staff really responds to you when you're friendly. Because of the distance from the beach, this tends to be a quieter place and gets a whole range of customers, from families to seniors.
Rooms are comfortable and clean, though to be honest the decor is more functional than stylish.
This property also has two restaurants that are quite good if you like Asian cuisine. All in all, it's hard to come up with a better value in the middle of Waikiki. The return business is phenomenal. There are also a lot of tiare flowers, so the place always smells wonderful. There's also a weekly barbecue and a Tahitian dance show that's always fun.