When you're staying on one of the Hawaiian Islands, location is "key". Ken's attached townhome is walking distance to the Wailea Shopping Center. The washer and driver came in very handy as we spent two weeks there. It has beach chairs and towels, umbrellas, boogie boards, cooling bags to keep beverages cold, water jugs......everything you need to take to the beach. Even sunscreen!! Their place is perfect for two people or a family of four. The decks are pretty small and the upstairs living area is compact. The view from the top balcony is beautiful at sunset.
Living on a golf course in a multiple attached housing development, you need to expect noise in the morning from mowers and hedgers. Peoples voices from other units will be heard at all times during the day and night. The townhome is "well lived in".
We golfed 7 times while visiting Maui. There are fabulous places to dine......our favorite is Mama's Fish House, which requires a reservation well in advance. Cafe O'Lei in Kihei is our second favorite, as we ate there two times. Other favorites are: Hali'imaile General Store and Nicks Fishmarket. Don't forget about the food trucks around Kihei.
Overall it was a nice place to stay because of the convenient location.