The property was as described absent the lack of A/C, which we were informed of before we left. The management company was very good and communicated everything on time. The unit and property are now 45+ years old and starting to look dated. Over all you don't get your money's worth on Maui as opposed to the Big Island or even Oahu. The unit was well located in the complex. The age shows in the windows and lanai doors which don't operate smoothly anymore. The screen door to the lanai had close to a 2" gap at top as the doors probably aren't square anymore. The unit was advertised as having beach chairs and an umbrella. There were no beach chairs in site. We took the umbrella to the beach and then realized the bottom section that screwed into the sand was gone and a couple of the spines were broken. There were some snorkel gear there which we didn't expect and later at the beach realized one mask was broken. Should have checked before we left. The bathroom was fine except for the unusually high bowl sink. Looked like it was built for someone 6'2" or taller.
Overall I'd say the unit was average. Much better value and quality on the Big Island. I guess that's what I'm used to.