If you are hesitating about booking: stop. This place was freakin' fantastic. My wife and I have been around the world, and this was hands down one of the best experiences we have had. First, the beaches: when descriptions claim these are the best beaches in the world, they are not kidding. Especially go to Oneloa Beach--it's literally out of a magazine, and I don't think we saw more than 25 people on a huge, white-sand, pristine, multi-blue-color beach. We had no AC in our unit, but that was fine because with the windows open, we had cool night breezes every night of the 4 nights we stayed. I think temps at night were 69-74 F each night, which was fine for us. The kitchen had every utensil cooking item you could think of, even a Ninja blender, which was a surprise. UBERs were expensive, and we used a few, but by far, we used the local bus, which has convenient stops and is only $4 for a day pass and unlimited rides. Restaurants are booked practically every day, so if you do not book far in advance, you likely won't get into anything. Having said that, we DID get into Sunsei after a 1.5 hr wait, and we booked Merriman's a month in advance, but even then could only get a 4:15pm spot! (They allowed us to stay at the table till sunset, which was super generous of them, though it's expensive, so be ready). Anyway, our Ridge unit was perfectly situated for SPECTACULAR views every single day and night, and we didn't even have the best views, as some units are literally facing west, which would give you some of the best sunsets ever. Ours did not face west, and faced much more east, so we had crazy nice sunrises instead, which if you are coming from the east coast is perfect because with jet lag, you will wake up at 6:30am your first morning anyway. We want to go back, and we will, and we will come back here. There's just no reason not to, and there is so much more to see of Maui; we spent days here and did a lot of stuff and only scratched the surface. Don't hesitate. Do this. TIP: Car rental prices are absolutely bananas as of this post, so do not count on them unless you are totally fine spending $600-$700 per day. Again, the local bus is a no-brainer for most things unless you are going to the southern-eastern side of the island, which is a few hours drive.