I was really disappointed with this experience. I've stayed at over dozen AirBnBs around the world, and this was my least favorite one so far.
This unit is a part of Ekolu Village, a condo resort owned by Hyatt. If you stay directly with Hyatt, you get a bunch of benefits that you DO NOT get by staying at this unit (owned by Deb).
For instance, you get 24 hour front-desk assistance if something goes wrong with the unit. With Deb, if it is after 5PM, you are on your own. Additionally, you have a huge list of cleaning chores that Deb wants you to do - this is on top of a $300 cleaning fee tacked on when booking. If you stay directly with Ekolu Village, you do not have to do any cleaning chores.
Lastly, this unit only has one usable key. But what is confusing is that there are a bunch of non-working keys inside the unit. This creates a situation that is very inconvenient for guests.
Overall, this AirBnB is not worth the hassle. There are plenty of other places to stay in Wailea that are a much better value.