Well I'm basically a new brewer, haven't really been doing this very long so take this with a grain of salt...
This is just my take on it anyway.
Honey seems to take longer to ferment than sugar, dextrose, malt, or whatever other fermentables you add to your brew. Not only does it take longer to ferment, it will make a most foul smell during fermentation.
Small amounts of honey, say on the order of 8 oz or so are basically pointless if you're making your beer with extract. The honey flavor will be overwhelmed where you won't really be able to notice it.
A larger amount of honey say 2-3 pounds makes a very tasty beer, if you can just wait it out. As I was saying it takes a long time to ferment, and the smells it makes while its fermenting will have you thinking its spoiled.
I made this recipe about a month ago, it was my second honey attempt.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=35314
The recipe thats posted there is basically what I used, except instead of just the 2#s of wildflower honey, I also used a little less than a pound of regular table honey ( you know in a bear bottle ) that I had in the shelves.
I let it go for 15 days in the primary which in hindsight would probably have benefited from letting it go a little longer. Its cleared up pretty well in the secondary, and smells and tastes great now - though I was really worried from the stench that was coming from it while it fermented.
Judging by the gravity reading its ready to bottle now, but I'm considering letting it sit in the secondary another week till I can drink some other beer and have bottles to put it in.
I expect it will be the best beer that I've made yet, it tastes great - when its carbonated and cold I can tell its going to be killer.