We went to Maui with the idea of living like locals, so the condo was great. Our group was 3 adults with one in a wheelchair.
Pros:
- Easy dealing with the building management and security.
- Location - It is not in the middle of Kihei so traffic was not nearly as bad as it is once you go a little farther south. You can walk to a few restaurants with a short drive to the rest and a few close supermarkets. Close access to the highway, which was important for the day trips to Hana, Lahaina, Wailea, Haleakalā etc.
- Beach - Multiple choices in the area with the closest being about 100 feet in front of the building, great sunsets come free.
- Pool/Hot Tub - Easily accessible, even by wheelchair.
- Air conditioning - Worked great.
Security - We had no issues and there were security guards on duty at all times. The parking lots felt secure and the parking, while close together, was without issue with the neighboring stalls.
- The condo had all the day-to-day items already in it. The rooms had what you would have at home and so did the kitchen.

Cons:
- While the condo is handicap accessible, it is not handicap friendly.
- Construction of a building next door, right outside the condo with noise starting at 6am (Nov 2016). The building looks to be over halfway complete.
- Construction on other condos in the building, resulting in additional noise and foot traffic.

The Cons are mostly noise related and will happen anywhere you stay. We would definitely stay in this condo again and have zero complaints about the condo, condo owner, and building management. Mahalo