Staying at Ingrid and Christine's was beyond awesome. My 6 night trip coincided with a spike in tourist activity on Maui; maybe the end of spring break; maybe travellers finally making it to Hawaii after vaccinations. In any case, even with all this activity, the Kauhale Makai was a refuge of beauty and serenity day and night. The manager of the condo was exceptionally warm, pleasant, helpful and welcoming. The location and situation of the two buildings fronting right to the western shoreline, with a huge expanse of grass inbetween the buildings and the ocean, is a hugely appealing feature I never got over the wonderfulness of. On most of the nights of my stay, I lay down on the grass under the stars, or moon, or swaying slapping coconut palm trees when the wind was gusting. The condo is in prime location for sunsets, as well as stargazing. The walks both north and south on the beach are exceptionally beautiful. There is alot of wild bird life. You are serenaded from the time first light comes, until it fades. The unit, 307, was perfect for all my needs--perfect for me as solo traveller. Has a bath tub, not just shower, a feature I always appreciate for health reasons. Balcony looks out to the west and the sunset, and the pool and beautiful landscaping. Ingrid's descriptions in my pre-arrival AirBnB messages were thorough, informative, helpful, and inspiring because they are infused with her and Christine's love of Maui and wish to pass this love on to their guests. The house is extremely clean. It is not overly expensively renovated, which I appreciate. The bed is very comfortable. The kitchen is well appointed. Even with so many people, and a fairly occupied parking lot, I didn't feel a feeling of overcrowding at all. The building is superbly designed to make you feel nourished and private in your own unit. Anyone staying at this condo is really lucky, I am so glad I lucked out and lucked into it, there is no place on the island I would rather be. So much of what is inspiring is a short walk from the building. I also love that when you look out one of the building, you see the Pacific Ocean to the west, and the other side you are looking at the side of sacred Haleakala Crater. A beautiful, exquisite mother ocean/father volcano feeling. Ingrid's place is a fine refuge from tours and shopping, and provides a sense of returning to the serenity and regeneration that these sacred islands bring us.