Holiday Village Condominium

I have lived here for the past 3 years and I love our building! It is convenient to everything and its round shape makes for very private lanais. They just re-​did the elevators and the parking lot, so it feels like the Management really cares about the Residents.

I live here and this place SUCKS!!! I don’t care how convent it is it is not worth it because they have the worse Resident Manager that I have ever had to deal with. We lost power for two days and all he had to say is that if we didn’t like it we could move across the street where they lost power for 5 days! Than he said that we would be out of a parking stall for 1 day because of a re-​sealing job. It took him 4 days to figure out that it wasn’t going to stop raining and postpone the project. Than, he leaves a note on the door saying that they will try and do the project on every Monday unless it rains so we have to watch the weather report. I move my car in the morning because there is little chance of rain… and they don’t do the project on a bright sunny day. Than he tells me I should’ve read the notice. Hello I did… there was a 10% chance of rain… that’s what happens when you’re white and you don’t come from Hawai’i there is always a chance for rain dum dum. I am looking for a new place to live because really I can’t live here when a person with no sense runs it.

I came in here for the plenty of showings for the condos. It’s in a prime location between Wal-​mart and Don Quijote; with Ala Moana being right across the street, it seals the deal. The Oishi’s agency downstairs showed us the condos and studios with the utmost courtesy.
I hear some bad things about that agency as well as some of the showing’s person-in-charge’s lack of knowledge of some things about the place which led us to be a bit questionable about getting the place.
These things made them lose the fourth star and their showings seem a but disorganized at times. Other than that, if you can get a good deal for a place here, I say, «Go for it!»