There's a laundry room! Washing and drying costs $4 each, it smells amazing, I even washed all of Honolulu's dirty clothes!
There's a Coconut Markerplace shopping area nearby, a five-minute walk, no need to cross the street. It has a medium-sized supermarket selling hot ready-made meals; the food is decent, no tipping is required, and they accept UnionPay, which is great.
No deposit is required, and there are free bicycles for rent. Turn right after exiting and walk along the beach; it's quite beautiful, but go early to avoid the scorching sun.
Each building has free water dispensers where you can get hot water, which is great for seniors.
The rooms aren't cleaned, but they do change the towels and trash cans. You'll be given a few towel cards upon check-in to exchange for pool towels at the front desk.
Free parking; the front desk will give you a small card upon check-in. Overall, highly recommended! I hope this helps everyone!
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