This apartment is a very clean rental with a nice view. It is on the top floor (sixth) of an older building and across the street from a park with a beach access. The sand beach here is limited with much of the coastline rocky, as is the normal for Maui.
We had no difficulty parking. The bed was very comfortable, and the linens and supplies were well stocked. The apartment has a new refrigerator, older but functioning oven and dishwasher. The TV works and has cable. Although the unit doesn't have central air, the portable air conditioners are sufficient to cool the apartment.
The lanai faces nearly due south so there is no view of the actual sunset to your right. The sun rises to the east (left) over the mountain, so there's no view of a sunrise either (if that is important to you). Still, it is a good view.
Much of the building residents appear to be tenants/owners of their apartments, and not all are appreciative of short timers so be polite. Wear your mask. My mask slipped off my face while I was exiting the elevator with both arms full, and one old guy yelled I would make the whole building sick.
The manager wants to see a picture of you before you can reserve the unit. I inquired about the unit, and found I had to send a picture of who would stay there. I sent a picture of myself and my wife, and once I had done that, I found my reservation was made with the credit card on file with Air BnB. Due to the recent restrictions imposed on Hawaii by the governor we decided to skip Oahu and just extend a few days in Maui. We were booking last minute so I went with it. I would've preferred the option to opt out after finding I was good enough to make the rental since I was just shopping. The picture requirement doesn't seem like a normal practice, and could perhaps even called discriminatory.
Overall, not a bad place, but I paid a much higher price than I believe the rental was worth so shop around if you have time.