My wife and I loved this place for our first romantic get-away since the honeymoon. The view is just as advertised: fabulous. There are TWO FULL BATHROOMS with multi-mirrored sinks, which I couldn't believe they didn't emphasize in advertising. The kitchen has plenty of dishes, pots, pans, glasses, cups, counter space, a coffee-maker and there were coffee filters, oil, a few spices, and some other useful items in the pantry (although none of that is guaranteed, most folks leave a few things behind, as did we--what they guarantee is basic items like towels and detergent for the in-unit washer/dryer). There is a table, chairs and two lounge chairs on the spacious lanai overlooking Oneloa Bay with a view toward Honolua Bay and the island of Lanai (yup, sit on your lanai looking at Lanai). The bed is comfortable, with glass doors opening onto an interior garden that is private or close to it--we could see other units from there, but so far as I could tell, they couldn't see us. There is parking in the unit, a spacious living room, and literally my only quibble is that the couch was not facing the TV and we had to move two chairs and a footstool in front of the TV and couldn't cuddle like that! A tropical storm--which I understand is a rare event in Hawaii: storms come close but they almost always peter out without impact--passed directly over us. We were actually in the "eye" (tropical storms don't have eyes, only hurricanes, but it was the center of circulation and very still and dry for a few minutes between downpours, just like an eye). The power stayed on the whole time, and during the nearly 24 hours it wasn't advisable to venture out we enjoyed Netflix and Amazon Prime movies and were well-stocked with good food and a great view of the heavy surf from high ground. Finally, it's an excellent location, right by the premier Kapalua golf courses and the Ritz-Carlton. Kind of at the top end of the "civilized" western part of Maui, with good restaurants very close by (eat at Merriman's during the day: great view, and shop at the Honolua store). The excellent Honolua, Kapalua and Napiili snorkeling beaches are all within a couple of miles; it's about 5-6 miles to Lahaina and things like Safeway/drug stores/snorkeling stores, etc., and if you're a surfer, it's about 200 yards to Oneloa beach, which had surfable waves even during the low season when we were there. Drive the 5 miles to the Nakelele Blowhole--you should drive carefully, but it's nothing like the hair-rising drive there from Kahului, which I recommend only to adventurers. (We loved it!) Finally, communication was superb and the owners made useful recommendations for local things to do. The topper: I won't quote numbers, but this place was way cheaper than what seemed to us to be comparable places on VRBO. If we come back to Maui--and I think we will--we will start our search...