Overall: Very nice, clean unit in a very well maintained property. Pro's: very large unit, with some simple layout changes, it would be a two bedroom unit. Its big. Con's: Zero communication pre- or post- stay.
Full-size review: As a traveler, I need to know that everything is in order well before the morning of check-in, an email or text would have been helpful and appreciated. I booked the unit in June, received nothing till the morning of check-in. For the sake of the renter, there has to be something prior to that specific morning letting us know that all plans are in order, a simple 'We'll see you in a week!' would have been sufficient. When all other AirBnB rentals are sending multiple emails on things to do and where to eat and where to park for a place like Maui, it is not too much to ask really.
Room 202: the unit itself seems to have been fairly recently updated - newer appliances and fresh colors. A little nit-picky here, but it looks like a flipped unit. The base trim looks nice at first, till you realize it is window trim tacked upside down on top of base trim; the edge of the laminate flooring in front of the over in held in place with base trim laid flat on the floor and tacked down; the cold air-intake and the AC vents are placed next to each other on the wall, etc. It has separate thermostats for bedroom and rest of unit which was nice, though there is a very loud bang when the bedroom unit kicks on; we ended up using the ceiling fan during the night because it would wake us up from a dead sleep.
Overall, very nice unit, bright, well-lit naturally with huge glass sliding doors.
Items to note:
The even numbered units of the building face the West Maui mountains/road/parking lot, the odd-numbered ones are ocean front. Rooms 201/202, 301/302, etc. are corner units and will have two very large balconies, which was really nice. We had 202 so used the side balcony that had both a mountain and partial ocean view.
The units are individually owned, no one owns the hallways between the units... therefore no one vacuums the hallways. We saw the same pile of sand and the same crunched crackers/chips in the hallway rug the entire week we were there. So if you like to walk barefoot around the building, don't.
Washers and dryers available on specific floors for $1.50 (US) each, very reasonably priced, so no need to pack too much as you can wash clothes halfway thru trip.