Maui Sunset B313

Hotel Description

Look, I’ll be straight with you about Maui Sunset B313 – it’s one of those places that doesn’t try to be fancy, but honestly? That’s exactly why it works. When I first pulled up to this condo complex in Kihei, I wasn’t expecting much from a 3-star spot, but sometimes the best surprises come wrapped in pretty ordinary packages. The building itself is classic Hawaii – you know, that slightly weathered look that says “we’ve been here since the 80s and we’re not apologizing for it.” But here’s the thing about unit B313 specifically: whoever manages this place actually gets what travelers need.

The moment you walk in, there’s this immediate sense of relief because everything just… works. The kitchen isn’t some sad kitchenette with a mini-fridge – I mean, you can actually cook a proper meal here, which is huge when you’re staying more than a couple nights and those resort restaurant prices start adding up. The lanai faces west (hence the “sunset” in the name), and honestly, that evening view over the Pacific is worth the price of admission alone. I spent most evenings out there with a beer, watching the sky turn ridiculous shades of orange and pink. You’re close enough to hear the waves but far enough from South Kihei Road that you’re not dealing with constant traffic noise – though mornings do get a bit lively when the mynah birds start their daily conference calls.

What really sold me on this place was all the little details that show someone’s actually thinking about the guest experience. There are beach chairs in the closet (and they’re not falling apart), the shower has decent water pressure, and – this might sound weird but trust me – the bed is positioned so you can see the ocean from it. The complex pool is nothing special, but it’s clean and rarely crowded, plus you’re literally a five-minute walk to Kamaole Beach II, which locals will tell you is the sweet spot between the family chaos of Beach I and the quieter Beach III. Parking’s included, which seems obvious until you start looking at other places in the area that charge $25 a night for it. The only real downside? The Wi-Fi can be spotty when it’s windy, but let’s be honest – you’re in Maui, maybe that’s a feature, not a bug. For what you pay, especially compared to the resort prices up in Wailea, Maui Sunset B313 delivers exactly what it promises: a comfortable, unpretentious home base that lets you experience the real Maui without breaking the bank.

Hotels in Hawaii offer guests the perfect blend of tropical luxury and modern comfort, with many featuring surfing concierge services and traditional Hawaiian spa treatments to enhance the authentic island experience.

Rooms

• One-Bedroom Apartment with large double bed, 1 large double bed, sofa bed and 1 sofa bed for 5 adults

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