During the daytime, this was an enjoyable, well equipped place. The dishes were heavy and chipped, and the glass louvres needed cleaning, but nothing we couldn't manage. Being able to walk an empty beach and snorkel within 15 steps was really nice. However, MPS ("My Perfect Stay") didn't bother to disclose that new so-called security lighting has recently gone up all over the complex especially on the beach side. At night it was tremendously annoying. It's impossible to see the night sky without walking 200+ yards down the beach, and even then the glare is staggering. The light pours into the unit. To sleep I had to draw the blackout curtains down (ineffectively) to get any kind of darkness for sleeping. That, of course, blocked any decent cross ventilation, and the window AC unit is noisy, like they all are. Maui is warm. Breezes help. Hawaii is supposed to support "dark skies", but this place alone is lit up like a prison yard, unlike its neighbors. Don't expect much from MPS. Their response was "These lights were not put in by the owner, and are a part of the resort common area. The lights in question have no affiliation with My Perfect Stays, nor the condo owner." Not quite accurate, I'd say. If the condominium complex was having issues where the owners felt they needed to turn the night into a glare-fest to deal with those issues, you would think someone would be aware. And you'd think an AirBnB guest would deserve to be told.