This AirBnb was a disappointment.
Although Wendy was decent to work with, the management team we had to work with on the island was not.
We walked into a very dirty condominium. We had to run out to Safeway for supplies to mop the floors, clean the surfaces, dishes and wash sheets. We had to pick up several dead roaches upon arrival - especially with a baby who will put everything in his mouth. The air conditioning unit in the master was broken. We called the management team several times to ask for help fixing it and they took “messages”. This resulted in us needing to go out and buy a unit at Home Depot so our 10 month old could sleep safely, and us comfortably. (I’ll add that no one ever came.) Time and money that we should not have had to waste. We were locked out of the laundry rooms one evening with the sheets in the dryer. It should be noted that a load of laundry cost you nearly $3 in quarters which are unavailable on premise.
The beach supplies had mold and residue build up all over them, so we ended up having to rent them to visit the beaches on Maui. (More money spent.) And although the view is beautiful, you will not find a lot to do in the town of Wailuku. Especially during COVID lock downs - but that’s understandable. We did not feel very safe to take walks, as the area was overrun with homeless.
To be honest - we left this location and moved to a hotel in Wailea.