We had an incredible time staying at James’s place for a week in July. Upon our late evening arrival we contacted Wade, James’s apartment manager, and he gave us the full information regarding the apartment, door code and parking. We rented a car, stopped by Walmart for some shopping and drove to Kihei. It took us about 25 min to get from airport to the apartment. The gift basket and AC on were waiting for us. Everything was set up as it was planned. The apartment is located on the first floor with an access to the parking next to the small patio. We’re family of 4 settled quite comfortably: us in the master bedroom, our older son in the second bedroom and our daughter in the living room using queen size sofa-bed. The kitchen has all the appliances including stove/owen, dish-washer, microwave, fridge. It also has everything you need for the cooking. In the closet we found multiple towels and all equipment for a beach time which included chairs, swimming boards, umbrella and snorkeling equipment. Next morning, Wade arrived to greet us and collect Hawaii Tax, that as mentioned in the apartment description was not included in the AirBnb charges. Wade was so great in answering all our questions and sharing with us various info about Maui activities/restaurants/beaches etc. When we then went to the beach, we realized how conveniently was our location. It took us just 3 min to walk to Young Beach. It is a very beautiful and spacious light sand beach. The location is very nice situated: 1) ABC store with gas station just around the corner 2) Safeway is 6 min drive 3) Multiple beaches just minutes from the location including famous Wailea Beach (8 min drive), Makena - 10 min, Maluaka and Big Beaches 12 min drive 4) Some good restaurants including Monkey Pod with good happy hour (after 9pm) just 7 min drive 5) Lahaina – old capital of Hawaii – 35 min drive 6) Hotel zone on the west – 40 min drive 7) Airport – 25 min max 8) Sunset trip to Volcano Haleakala – we left our apartment at 2:00pm and arrived there by 3:30pm and stayed till sunset. Btw, sunset is way better than sunrise in terms of less people and incredible views. All fog has disappeared by the time we arrived there. 9) Trip to Hana – we left at 10:30am, no point of leaving 6 -7am as many suggested since the traffic will be unbearable. When we were on the road, there were only a few cars and with multiple stops including 1 hour at Garden of Eden we arrived to Hana by 5pm and 5:20pm at Hamoa Beach. On the way back, there was almost no cars and we got back home at 8:00pm. The whole 46 miles usually should take at least 2 hours where the actual Hana’s miles about 34 miles will take 1h 40min with no traffic. During our visit, I constantly communicated...