I wouldn’t stay in Kīhei again. This was our first trip to Maui. We originally were going in June for 10 days in Paia with extended family. Due to my brother’s military schedule change we had to change our dates and since the house we were renting in Paia wasn’t available for 10 days in July, I found this condo for my family of four to stay the last 5 days of our trip. I looked at the pictures and read the description and thought what a wonderful place I found for us on the beach. The first part of our trip was a lot of driving around, so I had hoped the last part to be relaxing at the condo on the beach, swimming in the ocean and pool. The beach in front of the condo will be empty. The water doesn’t look at all like the photos. It is a murky, muddy reddish brown. We didn’t once get in the water. When we first got there and I walked to the water, the sand is a muddy texture that got stuck in my toenails. It reminds me of Galveston. We are from Texas and instead of going to Galveston, we drive 12 hours to Destin, Florida where the sand is white and the water is clear emerald. We have gone all over the island and the beaches in Kīhei are the worst I’ve seen in Maui. I thought all of Maui would be nice. We had to drive to west Maui to be at pretty beaches with the clear blue water and to be able to swim. The condo itself is very pretty, but it’s so windy you cannot enjoy the outdoor space. People rev their engines driving the road behind the condo. Condo is nice, but not worth