Hidden Hideaway's biggest asset is its location in the Lanikai neighborhood, next to the charming village of Kailua. Negatives: The rooms were like stepping into my grandma's 1980s basement. Musty, very old furniture, appliances, and decor. If you need a modern kitchenette or bathroom, this is not the place for you. The breakfast was a bunch of bagels/bread saran-wrapped on a plate, with a couple of yogurts and cheese sticks in the fridge. (We ended up grabbing breakfast in town.) Positives: The owner was friendly and responsive, and it was an easy walk down to the beautiful beach. There were plenty of beach towels and chairs. All told, I would probably not stay here again, or recommend it to others, based on how much updating it needs.