Although this unit feels private, surrounded by foliage, the patios open onto a very busy road so there is traffic noise (cars, trucks, motorcycles) from 5 a.m. until late evening. It becomes tolerable if all windows and patio doors are closed. The Ekahi complex itself does have lovely grounds so refuge can be sought by a walk to the main pool/pavilion and Keawakapu Beach. The condo looks good in the pictures but is worn and in need of upgrades. It also needs a thorough, deep cleaning. The patios and patio furniture were dirty and need washing before use. The hose we used to clean this area leaked. The grill hadn’t been cleaned, was out of propane and the igniter needed a battery. The drapery cords were missing or broken. Some of the floor areas were dirty, especially the closet and along the bathroom floor moldings. All three kitchen skillets had an oily, sticky film and needed cleaning before use. The kitchen was pretty well supplied for limited cooking but could use a new set of silverware as most of the teaspoons are missing. The unit is advertised for accommodating four people but there are only three dining room chairs. Our contact at the host, Maui Paradise Properties, was very responsive when we called for other repairs and missing linens and had someone there within a day or was there herself.