My wife and I wanted to take our two small kids to Maui and we needed a two bedroom to keep them sleeping soundly through the night. We chose this place for its price and proximity to the main beach (Wailea). The house is a two bedroom condo that is about 10 feet from one of the complex's pools. That was a huge benefit for when we needed to cool off. There were times when the pool was completely ours and other times when it was full of families and kids, which is both a pro and con depending on what you desire. Most people that we encountered were friendly and would strike up a conversation about where they were coming from and their adventures. The house has a nice patio on the back where you can sit and enjoy the sunset (but it is obstructed by some of the adjoining buildings and a parking lot, so don't expect a picture perfect view of the ocean, even though you can see it). The patio also has the washer and dryer which was huge for us so that we could pack light and do some loads every couple of days.
Both bedrooms had great beds with comfortable pillows! There were more than enough towels, both for the house, and ones for the pool or the beach. Plus, and this was huge, they had beach chairs and an umbrella to take to the sand. They also had some pool noodles but our kids were too young for that. Still refreshing to see. We did do most of our shopping at Costco before we got to the condo but in hindsight, Safeway (about 10 minutes away) would have been a better option. There is a dishwasher which worked great and also came in handy after three or four meals a day.
One big selling point is that the place has three heat pumps which if you don't know what they are, you will love them. They do both heat and AC and they are isolated so you can put one bedroom at 74 and another at 68. The doors to the rooms are a little "thin" so just be aware of that in case you need a little more privacy. There are also ceiling fans that keep the air circulating. I know, I'm thorough.
Regarding the beach, there is a small parking lot - follow signs for Wailea Beach, and if you get there around 8 a.m. you can get a spot no problem. And then it's just a short walk with your beach chairs, your umbrellas, your snacks, some towels, and then it's time to enjoy heaven on earth!