Welcome to this wonderful apartment nestled between Diamond Head views and sea, trades. Private. Lge studio with kitchenette. Rent by the day, week, month or more. Watch sunset in the private backyard. Gated with security guard evening to am. Pls note the hotel tax of 17.962% will be collected upon arrival. Airbnb collects required state taxes. This is in addition to only the room rate. The apt is in the Diamond Head Beach Hotel. The Elks club is two doors away, the Outrigger next to that. Down the street is the Aquarium, Michels French Restaurant, Barefoot Grill, Hau Tree Lanai, Public tennis courts, and everything Kapiolani Park offers. Guest will have access to the apt, all common areas, ground floor bathroom, private deck seating area and the backyard beach lawn. All gated. I will be just a phone call away and there to help with anything that comes up during your stay. This neighbor hood is unique as it is separated from Waikiki proper by Kapiolani Park. Less cars. Quiet. Tranquil. Tradewinds. Peaceful. You can get around by taxi ( some take charge cards), bus stops in front of the property, parking for free around the park if you rent a car or if available you can reserve parking at the building for $19 per day plus tax. You can also walk to Monsarrat shops and restaurants and a convenience store. Interested in climbing Diamond Head, you can walk to the trail as well. Visit the local produce and products every Saturday morning and Tues afternoon at the Kapiolani Community College just a walk away. THE RENTAL RATE DOES NOT INCLUDE TAX. TAX IS REQUIRED AND WILL BE COLLECTED via airbnb It is required that Transient Accommodation tax be paid in Hawaii. Transient Accommodations Tax. The State of Hawaii assesses transient accommodations taxes on the furnishing of a room, apartment, suite, or similar structure, to transients for stays of less than 180 days. More information about the transient accommodations tax is available in the State’s tax code. Other Rules. It's also important to understand and abide by other contracts or rules that bind you, such as leases, condo board or co-op rules, HOA rules, or rules established by tenant organizations. Please read your lease agreement and check with your landlord if applicable. Last updated: March 21, 2022