The condo was fine for the amount of time we needed to spend inside. It would benefit from a general renovation soon. The bathrooms we showing age, and although the beds weren't the worst I've slept in there was a visible lump in the middle. The pillows were so hard we went out and bought new ones. The couch and arm chair also felt a little old in a way that can never feel completely clean. I guess because its Maui, everything is more expensive but it did feel a little tired for the money. The only time we were there was to sleep so it wasn't a huge problem. We were irritated to find that the screen doors that close off the master bedroom from the living area were broken and unable to close. Having two separate rooms was our main priority when choosing a condo and we would probably not chosen this condo if we had been made aware. Its also worth noting there there are a lot of strict rules in the swimming pool. Basically no kids games like marco polo, no inflatable rings or toys, no swimming fins, no noise... no fun basically. They threaten guests with a $100 fine for the first offense, $400 second offense etc etc. The permanent residents don't like it apparently. It basically a swimming pool to cool off in. On the plus side, the location is great. We loved Keawakapu Beach which is just a few minutes from the condo. Its long and never gets too crowded. It has great snorkeling right off the beach. We saw multiple turtles everyday. I would skip Kamaole Beach Park III, its small and gets super crowded even if it does has a lifeguard.