Overall, we had an amazing stay and a fantastic week in Honolulu. We were traveling with seven people, so instead of booking three hotel rooms, we opted for this three-bedroom condo. Even at around 10,000 for the week with fees, it made sense for our family and gave us the space we needed.The biggest highlight is the location. This is our favorite part of Waikiki. If you’re looking to be in the heart of the hustle and bustle near the Duke Kahanamoku statue, this isn’t the spot. It’s about a 20–30 minute walk, but we actually preferred the quieter setting.The unit itself is very spacious. Having three bedrooms, a full kitchen, and a large living area made a huge difference, especially with kids. The balcony is absolutely incredible—massive, with breathtaking views. We enjoyed coffee there every morning and cocktails at sunset every evening. The Friday night Hilton fireworks were literally right in front of us, giving us a front-row seat from the balcony. We also loved the daily rainbow views. The unit was well-stocked with beach gear, and communication from the host was excellent throughout our stay.That said, there are a few areas that could use attention. The listing photos make the condo appear much newer than it is. In reality, it’s quite dated. There was chipped furniture inside, damaged furniture on the balcony, and the living room drapes were partially hanging off