We loved our stay at this airbnb. Here are our highlights and tips/feedback.
•	It is located within an easy ~ 5 minute walk to Front Street in Lahaina which is great for meals (B/L/D), people watching, and shops and art galleries.
•	If you wish to avoid the $20/day parking, we always found parking on the street regardless of time of day. Note: street parking is very limited/tight! However, we found something every time. Sometimes there was only one spot. Once we had to drive around the block for a second pass. If you can't find parking, there are lots across the street and at the corner that charge less than $20/day as well as hourly. Tip: rent a compact car for increased parking opportunities and if you plan to do the Road to Hana (the tight one lane curves/bridges – seriously!).
•	You can pull into the condo parking lot to load and unload without having to pay for parking.
•	The studio is comfortable and clean. There is no stove but if you want to cook a meal, they have a combo electric oven/microwave and a hot plate with pots and pans. They have a coffee maker, toaster, and mini fridge/freezer. There are also grills at both pools (they are behind the pavilion/bathrooms at the large pool).
•	The pools are lovely with comfortable chaise lounges with cushions and cabanas to rest out of the sun.
•	The large pool area has a pavilion/event space that is designed to look like a temple and they have gas tiki torches at night that create a wonderful ambience.
•	One disappointment, the hot tub was not that hot and the jets were pretty weak.
•	Another wish was that the studio had a sliding glass door to open to a balcony or lanai for our morning coffee. That said, the pool is only a 1 minute walk and would have been a nice spot to enjoy our coffee, but we never did that in the morning.
•	The bed pilows were not to our liking. They may be perfect for you though. They are "very poofy." The do not compress much so depending on your preference you may want to bring your own or put a few soft clothes inside one of their pillowcases to improvise. In the grand scheme of things, it is all good.
•	We would have appreciated a checkout time of 11am instead of 10am.
•	Charles, the manager/concierge, was helpful with recommendations for booking a whale watch with a smaller number of people (Ultimate Whale Watch VIP tour, ~$80/pp which is ~2x the regular price but with only 12 people max. We appreciated this during covid. Other boats have bench/bus style seating shoulder to shoulder.
•	They have beach towels and sand chairs (with built-in, soft-sided, small coolers) to take to the various beaches for a day at the beach. They also have a sand beach umbrella that you can “screw” into the sand. It was great to have these to use.
•	We highly recommend the scenic overlook on Honoapiilani highway on the way from the airport to Lahaina to watch for whales. We watched them breach on several days (mid-January) with quick stops on our way to other parts of the island.
•	All in all, we will be back. Great location, great place!