The apartment was beautiful and spacious, and we loved the little touches (flowers, snacks, candles) as well as all the beach equipment. Beds were comfy, there were soft towels galore and plenty of storage space for clothing and shoes. Meagan was quickly responsive to a request for shampoo, conditioner, and bath soap. We just loved being there. So relaxing. Be aware of two things: (1) it's very humid and rainy on this part of the island. Keeping the windows and doors open and ceiling fans on help a lot with the humidity; and (2) the house consists of two adjoining suites. During our stay, every morning between 5:30 and 6:15 in the adjoining suite we could hear a toddler cry as well as the sounds of walking around and phone alarms going off. We would've preferred not to have been awakened that early every day of vacation, but those are the breaks, and parents can't instruct a toddler not to cry, after all. You can clearly hear phone conversations made on the adjoining porch if you are on your own porch, so if you don't want to be overheard, make your calls from inside the house. We liked being close to Haiku center: Haiku Market is well-stocked, clean, and a far better grocery-shopping experience than the bigger stores in Kahului, and Colleen's restaurant a few doors down from the market has good food and a convivial, casual atmosphere. All in all, it was a wonderful vacation, and we thoroughly enjoyed Malia suite and its location.