Overall Great, here's the pro's and con's of Aston at Papekea Resort, we rented 2 condos (side by…read moreside) on 4th floor Pro's: - Location is excellent in the heart of Lahaina, next to Kaanapali - lots of food and shopping nearby. - The beds are comfortable and it was well furnished with amenities and the car perk was nice! - The kitchen/washer and dryer were nice, though the washer and dryer were aged - The on site ammenties were nice, but no gym was a bummer Cons: - The unit def showed it's age and some of the appliances and furnishings did too. From fans not working to a drain issue, i did have to call them to fix it - The AC system being on a timer was really a negative experience - The stairs (going upstairs) were not ideal: from a loft area we called a bedroom and a different "setup" per condo, 1 with an extra bathroom vs 1 with extra beds - The stairs also were a bit unsafe/very narrow on heigh and width along with steepness - Though water front, there is no direct beach there, you have to walk over towards Kannapli to get to a sandy beach. Overall it was a good place, I expected a bit nicer quality for the price point but we had a great time when we settled in and got comfortable with the unit. it is great for a family adventure in Maui!

Our condo was a bit of a disaster from start to finish. The condo was not clean when we arrived…read more They had been installing a new dryer in the unit, but never cleaned up after themselves. There were piles of sand all over the carpet and there was not a working vacuum cleaner in the unit. When we tried to use the shower in the master bathroom for the first time, the drain was so clogged that the water would not drain properly. They had to send out a maintenance guy with a vacuum cleaner and a snake, and it took him 45 minutes to clear the drain. In addition, there were a number of dead and live cockroaches in the unit. We understand that it's difficult to keep cockroaches out of buildings in Hawaii, however it was unacceptable to find numerous dead ones in the kitchen, especially in the drawers. The kitchen itself was not well stocked. It had the minimum number of dishes and no hot pads for taking things out of the oven. The unit was equipped with a world's smallest cutting board, which made it difficult to prepare food. The dishwasher worked but was in such a state that it was falling out of the counter and difficult to close. We worried that we may not be able to get a close and then would not have a dishwasher at all. The unit overall could use a serious amount of maintenance and a deep clean. Overall, we had to make three separate phone calls to KBM resorts to resolve issues while we were there - not exactly what we wanted to do on our vacation. We would not recommend staying there again and would definitely rent through someone else next time.

Cool condo and only a very short walk across the street to the beach, which was super awesome to be…read moreable to go there so quickly and easily after dinner or in the mornings every day. Our unit only had an AC in the living room and just fans for the bedroom and a couple small nightstand cooling fans. We opted to stay in the living room with the pullout bed, which was nice and Chris with the AC as the bedroom was a little bit too warm for our liking. Can't complain the day was awesome. We had designated parking and there was a designated pool that we could use if we wanted to and lots of space to walk around on the grass. Couldn't really ask for more and would probably stay here again. The next time we go to Maui. Our unit did have a messed up dryer so we couldn't dry our clothes using it and had to hang them all and also quite a bit of ants but nothing too concerning overall.

Booked 8 nights, wheelchair accessible, 3 adults. Unit D12. I took photos to show the filthy…read morecondition of floors, shower, cabinets. The Teflon cookware wad heavily marred . There was sand and hair in the shower, which was not wheelchair or walker accessible. After a 5.5 hr flight, we didn't want to be displaced due to a complaint so I cleaned to the best of my ability. There was no place to hang clothing. When we did notify Vacasa, they said they would give me back the $270 cleaning fee I paid. Vacasa misrepresents the properties, and in my opinion, this was a health risk and consumer fraud case. I will report and provide photos. Bedroom closets were stuffed with miscellaneous items, vacuum, boxes, no room to hang clothing.​

Picked this spot because of convenience of getting to Kihea/Wialea/Makena as well as getting to…read moreLahaina/Napili and getting to airport, Piai and Road to Hana. The big Kona storm and flooding hit before our arrival. We thought we might have to cancel. This property was well cleaned up when we arrived. The unit we rented is very nice and was really clean. Had great amenities. I would stay here again.

Both visits we stayed here, different condos and everything was amazing. Clean, well kept, ocean…read morefront. Love love love this place. Can't wait to come back! We will always stay here.

A hotel condo complex that is located near the Kmbeaches in Maui. I stayed in one of the condo…read morerooms that was part of the complex. Our room was nicely furnished with Hawaiian themed furniture and a palm Fran Fan that I thought was quite neat. The room 108a was clean and had adequate towels and a small kitchenette. It had no view. But it was relatively quiet and we were able to sleep well. The hotel has a parking structure, which is near the rooms getting can be challenging at prime time not to mention the speed bumps which are incredibly large) drive super slow over them your core suspension will thank you. Parking was included in the fee for the hotel. The few staff The location is good because it's near the beaches where there's good snorkeling. It is not a five star resort and the people who go to the this hotel and condo complex are not 5 star resort types. If you're looking for white Lotus, I would check another place. Overall, I'm not sure I would book this place again. It is a worthy consideration, depending on your needs. Once again, don't forget those pesky speed bumps.

(Gave the same review we wrote on the site we used to book our stay) The location of the property…read morewas great. The property location, right across the beach is what made the stay tolerable. Maui Banyan H-210...The property was infested with roaches. This is our third trip to Maui, and we understand that island living means there will be some pests. A few roaches here and there was expected. The other places we stayed at we have never encountered roaches. At Maui Banyan H-210, we were having to kill on average at least 10 roaches a day. This even after we went to the store and purchase bug spray. The front desk apparently did not have any nor did they offer a solution. We only used the oven once because when we turned it on at least 40 roaches came out. This after we had already sprayed the area the night before. This is not acceptable. According to their handbook the property is treated for pests regularly. This is not the case because we encountered more than what we should of for a place that was treated. The roaches were not only in the kitchen they were in the front bathroom, dining area, living area and even the primary bedroom. This particular property H-210 has not been maintained. The tile flooring was dirty. It looks liked it had not been mopped for a good while. The carpet was ridiculously stained and had not been vacuumed in a while. The sliding doors to the patio were not maintained and we struggled to opened them. The dining chairs were very stained and dirty. Shower floors and tub were both extremely dirty. Ceiling fan blades were coated with dirt/dust, apparently not maintained either. Furniture, curtains, windows, everything was super old, dirty, and worn. We should not have to make a trip to Walmart to buy bug spray and Lysol spray and Clorox wipes. Additionally, we needed to purchase a pillow because none was provided for the sofa bed. The safe did not work. We were on vacation and for the price we paid we should not have to be doing the housekeeping and maintenance of the unit. Everything was super old and dirty. The pictures posted on the internet for H-210 did not reflect the reality of the place.

We stayed here on Wednesday April 16 and Selma checked us in. She was very kind and funny. Always…read moresmiling and very accommodating. We received this stay as an Anniversary present from our sister in law and her companion. Our king suite was beautiful. We went to the Hana Ranch restaurant for a drink before ending the night. The next day we ate breakfast at the resort. The resort was absolutely beautiful and relaxing. Everybody at the resort was outgoing. We have to come back some day

Would I recommend the Koa Resort on Maui? Nope!…read more Here's why. Stayed at the Koa Resort, unit 4G, 3bedroom, 2 bath condo costing ~$721/night for 7 days. The facilities are generally nice and well kept, the location is good for exploring Maui. Our unit though had its problems. The central AC was on the fritz and was in repair transition when we arrived, no notice. Each bedroom had a portable AC unit in it that took up room and was noisy. The resort staff wanted us to let workmen into the condo to do final repairs during our stay. Some of us were quite tired from fatigue from running a marathon the previous day and erratic sleep because of our second big problem. There was a rat in the condo! First signs were evidence of fruit on the counters being chewed and rat turds. Two of our group had seen the rat scurry by out of the corner of their eye, and one had felt it climb over them in the night. We called the resort staff and they sent over a guy who brought over 3 bait traps, 2 for mice (?) and one rat sized. We thought the rat was home basing in one of the owner's closets. So, put the rat trap in that closet and stuffed a towel under the door to trap him inside, if indeed it was in there. We packed most of our food in the refer and cabinets, but unfortunately an avocado was left out one night and was chewed on. Great! In the night, my son heard it digging out the carpet so it could get under his door and into his room. Then felt it crawl over him to get to the window. He waited patiently and actually got a photo of it. Yep, a good size rat. We asked for spring traps and we bought some peanut butter for bait. Mind you the staff never called to see if the bait traps had worked, no follow up. How common is this? Once we had the spring traps, 2 mouse sized and 1 rat sized. Why the mouse traps? We know what a rat is. Baited the rat trap in the afternoon with peanut butter and set it by the stove. Five of us were milling around the condo but not in the kitchen when 10 minutes after setting it, we heard the trap snap. We looked and there the little darling was in the trap, broad daylight. We got it! Should I send them an invoice for de-ratting their condo? We did not get any compensation by the resort for the rat or AC problems, though I did ask for a 10% discount. No such luck. Me thinks this is a common problem there. So, would I recommend the Koa Resort on Maui? Nope!

Forgot to mention that Unit #201 is very nice and spacious. Its a great location. Such a good deal…read morefor the money compared to expensive Hotels.

I'm sure that Kauhale Makai (AKA Village By The Sea) is a lovely place to spend a week in a rented…read morecondo. It might even be a comfortable place to permanently live. There is so much beautiful, well maintained landscaping, several gas grills for cooking your dinner and a swimming pool. Lots of parking and most condos have an ocean view. I'll be generous with my 3 star rating because of this. My problem is the way they treat visitors. Background: The pandemic has hurt local musicians terribly. There have been few places for them to play and money has been tight for 2 years. Fortunately, the folks living at Kauhale Makai have recently gotten permission for Eric Gilliom to perform in the outdoor courtyard on Friday afternoons. Eric is a terrific musician and well loved on Maui. He has been so happy to be able to perform live for fans in this setting. We were also very excited to hear from friends at Kauhale Makai that we should come and enjoy the shows, too. It's been a long dry spell for us, too. We did enjoy a few of Eric's performances (music and hula) and we fed the tip can generously, along with the rest of the crowd, so Eric would have some folding money. But, before our first visit, we checked with the Kauhale Makai office about the parking rules. A nice lady said we could park in any parking stall as long as it didn't have a cone in it. There were only a few cones in the whole lot. Fast forward to today. We parked in a visitor parking spot that had a 2 hour limit. No problem, since Eric only played for 1.5 hours. What we didn't hear on the "coconut wireless" was that today's show was called off. We brought our chairs into a relatively empty courtyard. We found out that the show was canceled, but several residents and friends were assembled with their ukuleles and they were okay with us watching them jam. A couple of friends arrived in a few minutes and joined us. They decided to sit with us and talk story. A little while later, the sprinklers started doing their thing. We quickly got up and moved to a dry area. I suggested that we were getting the bum's rush because the sprinklers never erupted during one of the shows. Later, a resident told us that someone did turn them on because the 4 of us were sitting there. Gee, that's rude. A little while later, we decided to leave and a friend who lives there told us that several cars have parking tickets on their windshields. There it was. Not exactly a parking ticket, but a printed notice saying "PARKING IS RESERVED... CHECK IN WITH THE OFFICE... CAR WILL BE TOWED AT YOUR EXPENSE..." That was ugly, especially since I wasn't parked in a reserved spot. I was in a 2 hour visitor spot. And, we had been told that all parking was okay unless a cone was present. And, of course, the office had been closed for an hour. At least they didn't follow through with their towing option. That would have been nasty. Thanks, Kauhale Makai, for not releasing the hounds on us.

Place is a little outdated and it's very lucked based on what kind of place you get - there's units…read morethat are more up to date and others that have hardly anything. Our unit was fine - came with most standard amentities. However, we were on the first floor and there weren't true windows on some sides of the complex. Instead, there were these shutter like coverings with screens. This was horrid in terms of noise - there's quiet hours here, but because of these faux windows, you could def. hear when people locked their cars or were rolling luggage to their cars at 5AM. A/C was window units. Kitchen was nicely stocked but lacked cooking oil, which is really strange because you had everything you needed EXCEPT that. Check in occurs at a different location (you'll get an email about it). Check out was extremely easy - simply text them to check out. Biggest cons: -No central A/C (window units are noisy) -Faux window shutters that don't block out noise

We are currently without a room on our work trip since the unit we booked with Coraltree is under…read moreconstruction. It is in an unacceptable condition with active work equipment blocking the parking spaces and supplies scattered around the building. Everything is covered for painting including the doors, room numbers, windows, A/C units, and even the fire extinguishers. The customer support representatives are not helping solve the problem and insisting we remove the work materials and try to get inside. We are now scrambling to find any place to stay last-minute for a busy work conference week.

Spacious laid back and well established holiday condos on luscious well manicured grounds. The…read morepool area had a shaded outdoor kitchen, dining tables and chairs, a vending machine for drinks and five large very well maintained BBQ grills complete with grilling utensils for guest use. The mini golf area and shuffleboard next to the pool were cute and convenient. The property had 2 tennis courts and 8 (yes, 8) pickled ball courts which looked new and were overwhelmingly popular. The Waipuilani Park, convenient for lawn games and gatherings, was adjacent to the property and opened up to the beach. The condos at this well established property vary by size as well as renovation. We had C201, a 2Br 2Ba with pool and partial ocean view. The balcony was expansive and the view of the grounds were lovely. The unit itself had a tropical themed decor, had everything we needed and everything worked. However, the unit itself and the furnishings were noticeably dated. We felt that the online photos did not represent the ambiance of the actual unit. I would recommend carefully reviewing online photos and perhaps asking for recent photo updates.

The place was clean when we got there. Pool was also very crystal clear and not dirty at all. The…read morecloset in the hallway surprised us with beach stuff big bathrooms overall good place