This condo is very nice. It is clean and has lots of kitchen stuff and beach stuff for you to use. It has a washer dryer and diahwasher! There was snorkel masks and tubes, but no fins. We rented fins for our stay. Other renters have left spices and condiments. There was even a beer in the fridge when we arrived! The location of the condo complex, Maui Vista, is fantastic. You are across the street from an awesome beach and can walk to other beaches, parks, shops, and restaurants. The condo location in the complex wasn't great for us. The condo is on the ground level about 5 feet from the main walkway into the building. This means everyone coming into the building walks a few feet from your lanai, and also your only window in the unit. There is no privacy without closing the slider doors and blinds. The slider is also the only window that can be opened in the unit. Because of the noise of people walking by so close, we chose to keep it closed the whole time, so thus we needed to run the ac the entire time we were in the unit. Maybe this doesn't bother you, but we prefer some fresh air, especially at night. We also didn't find the lanai welcoming, as it was so close to the walkway. It felt like people were walking into our breakfast area all morning. On the plus side, bringing groceries in was easy through the lanai because it is steps away from the parking lot. This unit is clearly a rental. We have stayed in about 30 airbnbs all over the world, and most feel like you are a friend staying in someone's home. This feels like a rental. There are signs posted around the unit with information and checklists with things to do. There is a check out procedure list that asks you to do a load of laundry, do your dishes, and take trash out. We don't mind helping out, and normally do take out trash and do dishes, however we have never been asked to do any of this at any airbnb. With a hefty $100 cleaning fee, for a 3 night stay, 2 people, we don't expect you to ASK us to do anything really. There was also notes about added fees for "excessive laundry" and fees for drying clothes incorrectly. There was just a note on the laundry machine that said " there will be fees for excessive laundry " with no explanation about what that means. Does this mean we can only do so many loads of laundry? How many is "excessive"? This made us very anxious as there were no details but yet the possibility of being fined. If you are going to charge more for something: 1. It needs to be in the airbnb contract that we agree to upon booking. Not just posted in the unit. Pretty sure this is airbnb policy. It also is...