This is the find of the year for me - I almost don’t want to tell others about it. I’ve been a Maui visitor since the mid-80s; I’ve stayed everywhere from the Hyatt in Lahaina to the Four Seasons in Wailea. I’ve also stayed at a few of the newer time share units at Marriott and Westin, and unless someone else is paying, I’m headed back to Sugar Beach and condo #520. It had everything I wanted - it was roomy, spotless, quiet, but most of all, had a lanai and a view that you would pay $600+ a day to have at the other resorts. I may have spent as much time on the lanai as I did on the beach. The beach on this property is now my new favorite on the island. It’s all low key — if you’re looking for frills or are hospitality service oriented with lei’s and a lot of staff always around, or something totally modern (the condo feels, in a fun way, a bit Golden Girls retro!) those other spaces are for you. My goal was to get away and away I got. The charm of Kihei is how small / local town it still feels, unlike the built up Wailea or Lahaina - the strips malls S Kihei are home to some stellar foodie options — it was all dreamy! Thank you—I’ll be back!