We were disappointed because the unit wasn't clean- bed hadn't been stripped after last guests, sheets were covered in dirt and hair. The shower was moldy and the bathroom had a bad (vomit? + bleach) smell the first night. There were some poorly cleaned/wet dishes in the kitchen cabinet. George was responsive and gave us a $54 refund (after some discussion).

When we looked through our emails to find George's number to contact him about the cleaning issue, we realized the condo association had sent us an email quoting $59 in additional fees (taxes + $6 unexplained fee). George followed up on this and apparently it was sent in error, but it was another stressful distraction from our time in Kihei.

The kitchen is tight and the fridge and cabinets are kind of dingy, but it worked and there were plenty of pans and utensils to use. We did most of our cooking at the outdoor grills (by one of the two pools). It was great to have laundry machines in the unit, and they were fairly new and worked well. George's unit is in the building farthest from the road/beach access, so it's about a 5 minute walk down the hill to the beach. The beach is Kamaole Beach Park 2 and it's beautiful.

Overall, I don't think the place was worth the price. The $105 cleaning fee is steep, especially because they ask that guests launder their own towels and sheets on their way out, if willing. In our case, since we laundered our own linens, and the place wasn't clean to begin with, the $105 cleaning fee was exorbitant. In George's defense, he says the condo association assesses that fee for cleaning/facilities use (pools/grills). We overheard another couple mention that they had been moved to a different room because theirs was dirty upon arrival, so this may be a recurring problem in the condo association. That should be something George addresses in the near future.