Waikiki Park Heights

This place wasn’t worth what I paid for 8 nights especially as it was classified as a deluxe room.
Cons: it was really small, the kitchen was really outdated with the stove looking like it hadn’t been replaced since the 70s, the varnish on the cabinets and table/​chairs was chipped and faded, and the bed was really uncomfortable and actually ended up sleeping on the sofa as the bed caused pain and discomfort.
Pros: the views were great and the location was good.

I would not recommend this place and here’s why:
–the place is rather tiny
–their full kitchen is not quite full with dismal burners (ours were actually broken when we came in)
–the shower floor looked gross (bring shower shoes!)
–no light in the shower
–theybkeep storage in plain sight in the room
–11am check out time (literally, the lady knocked on our door at 10:59 and waited outside the door until we were all out. I have NEVER experienced such bad hotel service)
–no parking (the have multiple garages with empty spaces. like consistently empty, yet they still expect guests to pay for parking. shouldn’t that be complimentary?)
There are some pros. Its 5 min from some of the most fun bars and 2 blocks from the beach

I believe all reviews are for each individual apartment. I stayed on the 5^th floor: Gary’s Hawaii Vacation Rentals… the place was amazing!
It was super close to the beach, super quiet for a great nights sleep and very very comfortable over all. It was also very clean and tidy.
We stayed as a group of three and I highly recommend it! We even had parking which is a MUST in this area.

Although the building is quite nice, and clean, the manager’s wife was rather rude. Google directed me to the «entrance» on Cleghorn Street, as that was closest to where I was coming from. When I got there, I found what looked like a normal secondary entrance, with double glass doors, nice stairs and polished wood railings. I am disabled and walk with cane but going up the short flight of stairs would save me 2 blocks walk. When i got to the doors they were locked but there was no sign saying no entrance When I got around to the front, and walked up the driveway to the parking (the actual entrance is not handicap friendly), I went to the manager’s office. The manager’s wife was there so I suggested that if they aren’t going to use that entrance it would be nice if they put a sign up saying no entrance (it may sound like I was sarcastic or rude but I was not.). She went off on me saying that they can’t put signs up everywhere and that their address is Kuhio, not Cleghorn. I told her that Google directed me to that door, and that she didn’t need to be so hostile. She continued her rudeness as I left the office If she is an example of the rest of the staff, I would avoid this place. There are many other properties with staff that exemplify the Aloha spirit and Kokua..