The condo unit was as listed with a beautiful lanai view of western Maui and the ocean. Sunsets were vibrant and the cloud cover over the mountain was always interesting to observe. The view, size of the unit with two bedrooms and bathrooms, and a washer dryer, proximity to beach and driving to other parts of the island were big in our decision to stay here. Also, pretty close to Maui Brewing. We walked a few hundred yards down the street to walk/run the beach and grab coffee, food or souvenirs from nearby shops.
There are plenty of plates, dishes and silverware. Aloe in the bathroom came in handy. They're light on any seasons and oil, but we did enjoy using the grill by the pool. The coffee maker had an issue that was quickly remedied by the hosts. Beach supplies were great to have, but the chairs are pretty worn with broken handles and the umbrella was both unable to stay in sand or hold open in moderate wind. Be sure to snorkel when wind is very calm. Seems like good gear, but too windy when I tried.
The complexes of Kihei are less glamorous than the resorts of Wailea. If you enjoy being a bit more 'local' and not behind a gated community you'll appreciate the range this area has to offer.
Would have definitely enjoyed booking more days to stay here and explore others parts of the island.