We stayed here for a week from late December 2020 to early January 2021. The location is perfect if you're interested in scuba, snorkeling, sightseeing, etc. It's a hop, skip and a jump to most of the attraction in Maui. The place is really well-situated within an overall resort-like compound, with pools, a tennis court, and some other nice amenities. The check in at the front desk was a little awkward, with the woman at the counter sending us to the wrong condo (first sign, as this is a house, not a condo). I contacted the host by phone and she sent us to the right location. Make sure you're specific as to the address when you check in to avoid that. The house is wonderfully laid out if you're a parent with kids, or have older/younger generations that want to stay together as it's really a two-zone house. It's well suited for four to six people, with the upstairs being its own loft with a king bed, small living room and bathroom, and the downstairs being a separate bedroom and bathroom, off of the living room/kitchen. The kitchen had most of what you need to cook if you don't want to eat out, and the outside area is really nice, with views toward the ocean and tennis courts. People live in this compound year-round, so there isn't a transient feeling to the place. In the late afternoon, across the street by the tennis courts, there were pickup football games with lots of kids and families on most days, which was really sweet. It's hard sometimes to get a sense of a place from the photos and descriptions, but this was as nice, or nicer, than what was presented. The only thing that gave me any pause was that there were no reviews, and I'm guessing they've renovated this place and it's under a new listing which would explain that. Not sure, but everything seemed in great shape, and I hope this review isn't too glowing as I want to come back and stay here again with our family and am afraid this won't remain much of a secret for too long. Thanks so much - enjoy if you come. There's a banana tree right off the lanai. Maybe they'll be ripe during your stay.