The condo is remodeled and decorated beautifully with high end furnishings/décor and a lovely view. The electric bbq on the lanai did not work when we tried to bbq one evening but we managed with the stove/broiler for our needs. My one and only complaint (and sad to say a total deal breaker for me) was the traffic/highway noise. I am very sensitive to noise/sounds and if traveling to Hawaii, I am there for the tropical sounds the islands offer (ocean, birds, palm trees, trade winds...). Immediately upon my arrival, I realized the traffic noise was going to overshadow any of the "tropical" sounds/serene environment I was counting on experiencing. I called the owners' immediately upon checking in to see if we could move to a less beautifully appointed/remodeled unit they also owned that had less highway noise (it was open/vacant during our 5 night stay), but they refused to let me move. I explained that the most important thing to me during my Maui visit was peace and quiet because I was there to spread my mother's ashes. My mother died in July and never made it back to the islands - I was born there in 1963 and my mother always dreamed of coming back again some day. She did make it back as her final resting place, and I did find peace with my visit, despite the constant highway noise in the background. I will say though, that I am disappointed with the owners' insensitivity to my needs, especially because I spoke with them at the onset and mentioned how difficult it was to make a decision while booking accommodations because so many places mentioned potential "construction noise" due to seawall repairs in their small print. I made it really clear upon booking that the most important feature to me was a quiet location with no noise issues. When I called upon my arrival to request a move to their quieter unit, I was told "It's just cars". That response blew me away because I am a real estate appraiser, and we call "just cars" an external site influence/obsolescence that severely adversely impacts value.... Finally, I am also an Airbnb host offering a quaint guest cottage in the redwoods in California. As an Airbnb host, my first and foremost concern is always guest satisfaction, so to be told by the Maui hosts, "it's just cars" and they would do nothing to address my concerns was disappointing to say the least.