The location for the price was unbeatable. Less than one block away from the beach and close to the zoo. You can park your car for way less near the zoo. Free water in the lobby was a great amenity and so was getting the beach towels without having to exchange coupons or anything like that. Staff was very helpful, room were clean and new. Plenty of fresh towels and overall for the price this was an amazing hotel

The faucet in the bathroom. Has an awkward position. First world problem I guess. Don’t worry though, you will love it here.

Parking wasn't sufficient. Arrived on a Friday night and drove around looking for a place to park the rental car.

I loved the location across the street from Waikiki beach. There are also many restaurants around (I personally recommend Barefoot Beach Cafe on the beach). The hotel has chairs and towels you can use for the beach which is great. They have free coffee every morning which was delicious. The staff were so helpful and recommended places to eat and things to do. I appreciated their recommendations that were not touristy.

My room did have a little bit of a smell and I could not figure out what it was. I was able to keep my windows open and it aired out. Also, the lobby has a perfume diffuser which I am allergic too. The smell would get into the elevator and the halls so I covered my doors with my pillows to block the strong scent. Some people may like smelling perfume all the time, but I got a sore throat and it made me cough.

The bed was huuuuuuge! So comfy and just what we needed after a 10hr flight! The staff were all so friendly and accommodating. Location is perfect - 1m walk to the beach and on the quiet end of the strip. All in all it was a great place to call home while away.

Staff was very friendly & courteous. The location and price was great!

For the 1st 4 days, everytime the elevator doors would open, it would reek with the smell of marijuana. Also, the ppl next door would have extremely LOUD sex quite often that not even the TV volume being raised would drown it out. There was also a couple of days where housekeeping did not service our room. One of those 2 days, they simply just made our bed and that's it. Trash was not taken out, dirty towels were still there nor replaced with clean ones, & we were out of toiletries. Parking is VERY expensive & alternative parking is scarce.

The property was so cute and was in a perfect location literally a stones throw away from the beach. This was my first time in hawaii and I went for me and my best friends birthdays. Immediately upon arrival I felt so welcome and happy that I chose this hotel over some giant chain that doesn’t care that you’re there. This staff totally does. They offered us lavender baggies for our rooms which is just so cute and made me feel really calm when I slept lol. They also gave us pineapple juice which was literally the best i’ve ever had and my friend kept saying she should ask for more, that’s how good it was. Once we got to our room they brought us wine and a happy birthday card and it was so sweet and a lovely start to the trip. The staff was so so so sweet especially Erica, who we saw a lot throughout our trip. She and other members of staff would remember our room number and what car we had which just goes to show how personalized and thoughtful they are. Parking is also a valet service which is just always a plus especially for poor parkers like me. Another great thing they do is letting you borrow beach gear which was a HUGE plus and we utilized that for snorkeling which we wouldn’t have been able to do without them (renting is so expensive some places) borrowing it with no charge was awesome!!! :) Other notable things about the stay is how funny and kind all the staff were (me and my friend spent a good amount of time talking to them), how accommodating they were and how willing they were to help with anything. When I come back to Hawaii I will 100000% stay here :)

The aina that takes care of the hotel grounds were my favorite part of this stay. From the front desk attendants to the housekeeping team! As a visitors of the islands, I love to see how the aina contributes to the amazing culture on the island. They have so much more to offer than just their hotel services, there's a spiritual energy that they provide that I find healing as well. Although invisible and difficult for some to see, I believe their light shines so bright.

There's not much to complain about when you're in paradise :-).

The location is perfect if you plan to reside in Waikiki for the majority of your trip. It's about 2-3 minutes of walking from the beach. The staff are super helpful as well. They can hold onto your luggage if it's too soon to check in. The facility offers amenities like workout equipment to do in the room, beach towels, boards, life jackets, etc etc. I got the partial beach view room. The whole experience was pleasant. The doors are locked after 6 pm, so don't forget your room card. If you do, the front desk is available 24 hours, so you'll be able to get assistance to get into your room.

My room doesn't have a microwave, that would b3 much appreciated to warm food and to make ramen. It does have a mini fridge and a keurig-type coffee maker.

Location was fabulous; 1/2 block to the beach and to the main street with tons of restaurants and shopping. We had a small balcony from which we could see the ocean. Staff were all friendly and helpful. Loved the free extended checkout time. So many amenities were provided for the asking...beach chairs and towels and so much else. Free coffee each morning.

Our only disappointment was that there was just one outlet in the living / bedroom area so only one for some medical equipment and both of our chargers. It was doable but meant having a cord across the walking area.

The location was fantastic--but like most places near the beach in Waikiki it can get noisy. Staff was great--friendly, courteous, and helpful. Nice ammenities.

If we were to stay again, (and we probably will), I would not book the partial ocean view with lanai and full bed. There was no railing on the lanai - but rather a cement wall. When sitting, I could not see anything but the hotel across the street. The only way I could see the ocean was to stand. Regarding the bed, one side was right up against the air conditioner. In addition to making it very cold for the person on that side of the bed, it was also a challenge to get out of the bed.