You also will get towel cards that can be exchanged for towels. There are two pools, one main one in the center quad and one that is open 24 hours. The parking is free, you will get a card to place on the dash to show you are staying at the hotel.

No and it's a dump.

The room was fine honestly, We didn't have any complaints, other than a few ants when we left food out on the counter, which was silly on our part. for activities, we book whale watching with Makai Adventures, and it was great. Skyline Eco Adventures runs ziplining in Kaanapali and over on Haleakala as well. We've done both, and would recommend either, though Haleakala might be better for the first time. Pick any beach from Napili down to the Aquarium, and you will find one that you like more than others. Mostly depends what type of beach you want. I like the beach just south of Mama Leota's pies. Water is fairly shallow, and you can park and walk 20 steps to the water. For views, I like Hookipa beach, over towards Paia. Honestly, the Road to Hana, and the hike up to Waimoku Falls is my favorite thing to do. There are some pleasant surprises on that hike, like the bamboo. Plan some time for shopping on Front Street in Lahaina. There are some cool shops there. Our favorite breakfast spot is the Sunrise Cafe in Lahaina, pretty affordable, but so is Slappy Cakes, next to the Times grocery store. The Safeway is Lahaina is further away than the Times, but better prices and selection. Ok, enough ranting. Set aside a little chill time, its easy to run yourself to exhaustion. Enjoy, and feel free to reach out again if you have more questions.

We did an RCI exchange and were given a tiny "studio" room. It faced the parking lot and highway and was terribly noisy. Two days later we were able to upgrade for about $70/night to the much nicer one bedroom unit with living room and dining room. It saved our vacation.