Our stay was awesome! The condo is huge and very clean, the beds are comfortable with high-quality bedding on them, the view is so peaceful, and the strong breezes coming through the condo are just perfect. We went in June and outside was very hot but inside the condo was perfect once you open the windows in the loft area and the balcony door. The condo is much nicer than pictured and that was a great surprise.

The kitchen is huge and well-stocked. Just about every detail of home that you would need is in the condo. And nice touches were the binoculars, the flashlight on the wall, the guide books and videos under the wide screen TV (which we never turned), tons of high quality comfy towels and beach towels, a closet full of snorkeling equipment (including fins), tennis rackets and balls, beach chairs, buckets, a cooler........ Even a rice cooker was in the kitchen. We loved it all.

Thank you, Chris, for a truly wonderful and thoughtfully-provided stay. I will miss sitting on the lanai and looking at the ocean. The beach right across the street is also convenient and the view of the stars at night there were magical (definite must to go at night). The pool was lovely to swim in, the condo complex has a resort, 70ish feel (there are no bad views), parking was easy, nice shower has great water pressure.... The area is quieter and less tourist-packed than the beachfront Kaanapali hotel areas.

Some drawbacks (if traveling with older people) is the longish walk to the elevator which was hard to navigate with the luggage trolley - but really that was minor. Also mom needed a step stool because she is really short. But really, that was very minor and did not disturb our stay. We had no complaints and would stay there again or in any of Chris' other properties. Chris even has photos on the walls that he took and will share the digital files with you.

TIPS - Costco is really close to the airport - stop there for candy and nut souvenirs, water, and other provisions. Wish we would have stopped there first when we got off the plane. Also, for the Road to Hana tour try the Valley Isle company which has a 4.5 rating on Yelp and tries to have native tour guides. We went with another company (Polynesian Adventure) and the driver was super annoying. Book months early for the Old Lahaina Luau - we could not get a reservation the week of and instead went to the Feast at Lele which was wonderful but more expensive and gourmet. Read the Maui weekly when you get there to find more "local" things to do. Have a great time!