The suite has a beautiful view and I'd say the pictures were accurate. Overall we enjoyed our visit in Kihei, but wouldn't choose to stay at this particular building again. With regards to the unit, we found quite a few black beetles in the unit during our visit. The bathrooms weren't very clean, and the screendoor was very dusty, making your skin and clothes black if you touched it accidentally. There weren't many beach towels in the unit, so we had to do quite a bit of washing to ensure we had clean beach towels every few days. The unit also only came with 2 rolls of toilet paper for the 2 bathrooms, afterwhich it was up to us to replace, which seemed pretty chinsy considering the unit cost. The other issue we had as a family were the retired long term residents that were either permanent or stayed for 5-8 weeks. Everyday we were at the pool this contingent of older adults sat there watching us and other families like hawks, and we're very quick to yell at kids anytime they made a sound. At one point my 2 year old son let out a 1 second cry when his Dad put his life jacket on his head in jest. As soon as he made the sound, a man screamed at my son "THAT'S ENOUGH!!!!!!." Followed by him talking to his friend with many choice words that my 2 year old and 4 year old heard and questioned us about later. Needless to say we were not impressed by someone yelling at our 2 year old for letting out a cry for 1 second, and honestly before that our kids had been playing completely quietly, so it was totally uncalled for. As a result, we chose not to go to the pool and expose our kids or ourselves to these folks who just sat there all day drinking and yelling at patrons as they saw fit. Overall, I'd say the building is more suited for older adults and not people with small children. On a positive note, it was wonderful seeing the turtles nestled on the rocks around the fishing pond in the early mornings.