This was a lovely little oasis to stay in. It was easy to get to and close to a lot of stuff…the food trucks down the street and the fish market across the road were both fantastic. I particularly loved the balcony, I sat out listening to the ocean and the trees and birds. Heather was very communicative and we had no problems with her or with the apartment itself. The place is lush and you can tell it’s situated in a nice community. The water is super close by but don’t expect the kind of beach you can lay your towel on, the water usually comes right up to the wall except during low tide. If you want to sunbathe there are plenty of chairs above the shore. We didn’t take advantage of the BBQs or anything but those are a nice touch.
Unfortunately we were staying there at the same time as the place nextdoor had been rented; we learned way too much about our neighbors because we could hear the very thing they were saying. *Almost* everyone abided by the quietness but those who didn’t were very jarring. It felt weird to open the bedroom window vents because it felt like people walking by were in the room with us. So the noise was a bit of an issue. Also there was supposed to be some snorkel equipment but all we could find was a pit of goggles. But all the other offerings including plenty of towels were very nice.
Also the address says Lahaina but you are actually closer to Honokōwai so it is a short drive to the Lahaina area with shops and such. Still not bad but something to take note of that I missed when booking the room.
I super appreciated the notes around the place as reminders on how everything works and how to leave everything. We tried to leave it at least as nice as we arrived! I loved reading through the guest book 📖 all those people being able to relax and enjoy the island.