Tabbi's home was fantastic. Everything was not only exactly as described but even better. We arrived at the tail end of two hurricanes so the weather was a bit muggier than we expected, but the AC unit in the living room along with the fans were more than enough to cool the entire condo.

It definitely felt like we were in our own home with a fully supplied kitchen and bathroom. All we had to do was stop at walmart on the way in. There is a walmart, target, safeway and foodland about 15 minutes away.

There were even boogy boards, umbrellas, beach blankets and snorkel equipment for us to use. There's tons of extra towels and blankets.

I think the best part was the Kamole beach 1 and all the food that was within walking distance.

Tabbi and Marc also provided a welcome binder with photos and their own recommendations. There was also a guest book that was nice to read through to see what other vacationers recommended.

The whole complex was quiet and we didnt have any problems finding parking in the lower lot right in front of the condo.

The only down side - if you can even call it that - is the bedroom window being tucked away in a shady area so you can lose a few hours of day light sleeping in LOL.

If you're looking for a nice cozy place to stay in Kihei, this is definitely the spot. Lots of more local sites to see nearby and Lahaina is only about 40 minutes away.

My recommended adventures?

-road to hana (north route) go 16 miles past Hana to the national park and go on the pipiwai hike. The end is worth it.
-Kapalua ziplines. Spend the money and do the 7 line and ask for Peter as your guide. The views are AMAZING.
-Snorkel at Kahekili beach park. Free parking, outdoor wash shower and restrooms. The reef is still rebuilding there, but there's tons of fish.
-Maalea harbor. If you stop by in the early evenings you can watch some locals fish off the rocks. Ask nicely and they may even let you join.
-Honu on front st. More touristy restaurant, but the shrimp cocktail and oyster shooters are the best ive ever had.
-foodland or safeway poke. Great variety of poke and a bit cheaper than at the restaurants.
-Front Street. Spend a few hours and walk the street. Lots of shops and near the southern end is a harbor and old courthouse turned into a museum. And a giant bayan tree.

We will definitely be back to visit and hopefully Tabbi's place will be available.