We stayed at the Royal Mauian from May 5-15 in room 305. We had a fabulous time and would definitly stay here again! We had a 2 bedroom/2 bath overlooking Kam 1 and a partial vew of the ocean. There was a big tree blocking some of our view, although the view was still wonderful! (For a better view of the ocean and sunset from your lanai, you may want to request a room closer to the ocean/with higher last number). The condo slept 5 of us comfortably, the room was well-kept, and the lanai was spacious and fit all of us comfortably. The gounds were very nice. There is great snorkling right in front of the condo. We rented gear (and beach chairs) across the street for the week. There are shops and a couple restuarants within walking distance of the condo, which was nice. The groundskeeper/maintenance men were extremey friendly and helpful (they helped us with driving directions)!! Although there wasn't air conditioning, we really didn't need it (there were ceiling fans). Supermarket prices are outrageous on Maui and the better priced food market was Star Market, further north up Kihei Road. But eating breakfast on the lanai each morning overlooking the beach was far better than eating out!

We attending Mass at St. Tesesa's. They have a beautilful Hawaiian choir! Do everything the guidebook tells you to: Road to Hana, kayaking, sailing, snorkling, shopping/eating in Lahaina...it was all worth it!! We ate at Dina's Sand Witch Shop in north kihei. The food was good but we all got kick out of leaving our imprint on the wall ! We found that out of all our guidebooks, the best and most helpful was Maui Revealed. Kihei is a great town and Maui is such a beautiful place! All the locals we met were kind and friendly. We would definitly stay here again!! Aloha!

This property is located on the beach side of South Kihei Road on an old lave flow that puts it directly between two of the nicest beaches on the island. There are stores and restaurants directly across the street. I've stayed in hotels and condos all over Maui for the past 25 years or so and when price is factored in, this is easily my favorite, largely for two reasons: location and price. With the exception of the old Poipu Beach Hotel on Kauai, I've never had the beach so close to my door, and as is typical for Kihei in general, prices are on the less expensive end. Since the owners of each unit use several different management firms, a little shopping can usually yield a surprisingly low price.

The building is older and without air conditioning, but it is well maintained and the ceiling fans found in every unit are more than adequate. All units face the water, although some are less directly oriented. After all these years, staying here is very comfortable for us as well as affordable. My 20 year old has literally spent several months out on Kameole Beach Number 1, usually a week at a time. I can easily imagine taking my future grandchildren here as well.

We went 8/9/4-8/19/04. Perfect place to stay! From our room balcony we could watch the sunset every night. Ocean was a stone's throw away. Beach was immediately next door. Beach was clean, not fishy smelling, clear and warm. Great snorkeling, we even saw 3 turtles while snorkeling directly in front of the balcony of our condo unit. Room and building were both clean and nice. Front of the building was a busy highway with strip mall after strip mall that had whatever you wanted. But from the balcony in the room, or anywhere in the room, you didn't know that the front was so busy. Pool was nice, but we preferred the beach. We went in the summer and the grills on the roof allowed us to cook dinners without getting the room all hot. We would cook and bring it down to eat dinner on the balcony and enjoy the view. The only drawback was there was no air conditioning. However, if you opened the windows and sliding glass doors, the breeze would keep the room cooler. We sleep at home right now (September) with the A/C set at 69% and we were able to tolerate the nights there. You do however, tend to get up pretty soon after sunrise because of this. That was probably the only drawback and it did not really even bother us as much as we thought it would. We stayed on the 6th floor and could hear the waves crashing into the shore all night every night. I HIGHLY recommend this place.

We just returned from a 1 week stay 6/19 - 6/26 at the Royal Mauian Resort. Older complex, but in very good condition. Location was ideal with a nice swimming beach to each side and snorkeling immediately out front. You don't have to cross the busy street as it is oceanfront. There are stores and restaurants withing walking distance. Some units are more upgraded than others, go with the "superior" rooms. wonderful pool area that's ocean front with grass surrounding it, great rooftop bbq area. Only complaints: no air conditioning. (This wouldn't be a problem in the winter months, but this made sleeping rather uncomfortable during this time of year) also, the beach is a public beach, so people start coming about 7 am. Once again, sleeping with windows open to get air, you hear them. If you're a light sleeper or like sleeping late, you might not like this. All in all, would go there again, just not during the summer months.