Apartment in McCully-Moiliili, HI
Reasons to book
About this apartment rental
Enjoy tropical sun and city views from this renovated 9th-floor condo! Located just a 10-minute stroll to Waikiki Beach, you'll have the perfect blend of canal tranquility and island excitement.
THE SPACE & SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS
Bright, air-conditioned, and open-concept layout designed for groups and families:
Bedroom 1: 1 Double Bed, 1 Single Bed
Bedroom 2: 2 Queen Beds
Living Room: Futon for flexible sleeping
The space
Location: Waikiki (9th-floor condo with Ala Wai Canal views; 10-minute walk to Waikiki Beach).
Capacity: Sleeps up to 7 guests (2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, 5 totals beds).
Building Age: Built in 1970 (unit is fully renovated; note that original jalousie windows are not soundproof.
Guest access
Enjoy complete private access to the condo and lanai. Building amenities include:
• Community Pool & BBQ area next to the lobby
• Laundry facilities located on every floor (plus a larger laundry facility on the Lower Level)
Other things to note
FREE Reserved Parking: Includes dedicated garage parking right across the street—a huge savings in Waikiki!
Beach Gear Included: We provide beach chairs, mats, towels, coolers, and beach toys so you can travel light.
Tropical Climate & Food Care: Our condo is regularly treated by professional pest control. To keep your stay bug-free, please keep screen doors latched, store dry foods/snacks in the fridge or sealed containers, and dispose of food waste daily.
Authentic Island Breezes: Features traditional Hawaiian jalousie windows to optimize natural ventilation and AC efficiency.
Unbeatable Location: Step outside to Cream Pot, Waffle n' Berry, 7-Eleven, and popular local food trucks right across the street!
Tropical Climate & Food Care:
Our condo is regularly and professionally pest-treated. To help keep the space spotless during your stay, we kindly ask guests to practice good tropical food care: keep open food sealed or stored in the refrigerator, clean up food crumbs or spills promptly, and tie up food trash daily. In tropical Hawaii, harmless outdoor insects are occasionally drawn to unsealed food or open doors.








