This place is amazing. This condo is complete with everything you need to cook breakfast lunch or dinner. Angela responded and approved our visit quickly, and the property Mgr/maintenance man/ and neighbors are extremely helpful and responsive. When we checked in it was around midnight, and I kept thinking "I thought it was listed as steps away from the beach" because its so dark and quiet I didn't realize until the next morning that we literally are steps away from the beach. There's a beautiful park where I viewed people doing yoga, walking their dogs, and just across from the park is an awesome farmers market. It gets warm in the condo but as soon as you open the windows and doors an amazing breeze comes through! Okay before I run out of space here are some tips for 1st time Maui travelers like myself: 1. This condo is upstairs so if you're traveling alone and have heavy luggage get help okay. I'm pretty strong & active and I managed to pull something in my shoulder. Once I entered the condo I didn't even bother to bring my luggage upstairs to the bedroom loft. I left it in the living room and unpacked from there. 2. Pack a few essentials from home like: sugar/salt/pepper/mustard/ketchup (packets at least) and coffee filters. Maui is insanely expensive! You don't want to leave things at home and think about buying them here. If you can, pack them! Shampoo & Conditioner/blow dryer as well, or request a blow dryer in adv. 3. Slappy Cakes down the block has amazing breakfast. 4. If you have 5+ days in Maui, make your budget stretch by doing timeshare tours on your FIRST day. Seriously worth dedicating a few hours to doing different tours. This gives you access to attend events for $1-7 depending on what tour you take. I did Hyatt. Things that cost $150+ you can get the first one for $1, and others for up half off. Helicopter rides/dinner cruises/submarine tours and more after getting your APC card. 5. Road to Hana - if you don't mind driving then skip paying a tour company $100!!! We drove the road on our own at our own pace and loved it! We swam under the waterfalls, took backroads to the black sand beach and other beaches that were off beaten path! Just start your drive by 8am (leave condo at this time) so that you're not caught driving back on the path when its dark like we were! The locals will blow their horns at your ferociously and even swing around you which may startle some people. It's really dark - the island itself is dark in general so I recommend heading back to Paia by 3pm if you plan to make more stops. We didn't circle around because of mudslides so we had to turn around and take the same route back. 6. Be resourceful and pass your savings from your APC card onto the next traveler!...