Waikiki Heritage Hotel

You couldn't tell from the photo, but the room is a hotel that would be suitable for someone who frequently travels to Southeast Asia. The staff didn't speak Japanese, but they were kind enough to translate using an app. However, I was told that I couldn't leave my luggage until check-in at 3pm and it would cost $35. There was a lot of noise in the bathroom, and I could hear voices from the next room, the shower, and the opening and closing of the door, so I woke up every time. He is also sensitive to house dust, so when he goes to bed he sneezes and his nose won't stop running. I thought it was because it was cheap, but it would be better to stay somewhere nicer even if it means spending a little more.

It's very expensive during the Christmas period but it's relatively cheap compared to others. The service is average. Hawaiians don't seem to be very enthusiastic. No one cleans the room. You can go to the front desk to ask for towels but you can pick them up yourself. Parking around is difficult. Walking You can find paid parking spaces on the street in the latter larger street. Since I rented a car, I don’t know how the public transportation is here. There is no meal service here, there is a small swimming pool and an outdoor coin-operated laundry.

It seems to be good value for money... Hawaii is very expensive, so I booked the lowest price accommodation.

Very cost-effective