This is an older building with beautiful grounds. Pool was immaculate & surrounded by lush…read morelandscaping. Nice laundry facilities. Loved the book exchange room. Individual units are privately owned so all are different. We stayed on first floor (of 3 stories) of an updated beautiful unit. If you go online & search the Prince Kuhio, choose based on photos & amenities. We had sounds of the waterfall all night which was great. Not all units have AC. You need it here, most of the year, so ask when you book. Some units have lanais, with cross breezes, which is great. The Beach House restaurant is right across the street & close to Poipu Beach, shopping & more.

Absolutely phenomenal! The condo, the location, the service, the views - everything was 5 stars!…read moreThe property manager, Matt, and Josh, who helped organize the booking, were both incredibly nice, helpful and professional. I highly recommend!

If you have more than one car for your family you will not find very easy guests parking…read more We had two cars and found parking few and far between. Otherwise the place is as good as any other.

We recently stayed at Pili Mai at Poipu, unit 10A (June 2026)…read more There is an air vent on the ceiling that started leaking water when we turned the AC on. We only found out about it when our son slipped on the wet floor and almost fell (it's tile throughout). We notified the management company Parrish Collection. When we followed up, turns out they had called back another number, who told them they were no longer in the unit. Made me think this wasn't the first time they've had this issue. They offered to have someone come during the day to fix it. However, their in-unit safe was open and stuck in the locked position (bolts were out so you couldn't close the safe), and we didn't feel comfortable leaving our valuables unlocked while we were out, so we declined having a technician come during the day. 10A was right up against a golf course. Looked nice through the back sliding glass doors, but we never enjoyed the lanai - too many bugs out there. There were also bugs between the glass door and the screen door, so we couldn't even open up the glass doors. It's about a five minute drive to the beach. Walking would've taken maybe 20 minutes, but we wouldn't have wanted to do that carrying beach gear and all.

Correction: 6 Stars! My wife and I just returned from Kaua'i, which means we stayed at the Resort…read moreduring Hurricane Lowell. There were a number of amenities that we did have a chance to enjoy. (Koloa was part of the 92% of the Island without power.) But why the extra star? The manager used a bullhorn to talk to guests standing on their verandas to update the resort's response to the debris and damage. General Manager Owen let us know that communal-use barbecues were being set up for our frozen and refrigerated food. Gas generators were set up for cell phone and digital equipment recharging. As guests left the resort, their extra food and water were placed on a table for anyone to take. The front-desk staff, operating on card tables outside the entrance, continued to answer our questions confidently and compassionately. I can only imagine how wonderful this resort is when not in emergency response mode. I'm sure - just incredible!

We had a great stay! This was actually our first time booking a Marriott home/villa instead of the…read moretypical Marriott resort we usually stay at, and I have to say, I really enjoyed the change. One of the biggest perks? No resort fees or expensive parking! And honestly, when you have the ocean right there, who cares about the pools? The resort is right next to Lawai Beach, which I personally think is one of the best snorkeling spots on the south shore. It's rocky, though, so definitely be careful getting in and out. The beach is also a great spot for surfing, and the famous Beach House Restaurant is right across the street. The resort itself is a little outdated, but it's clean, functional, and perfect for a family. Having a kitchen is essential for us when we travel with the kids, and this place gave us that home-away-from-home feeling. Another huge plus is that it's almost like an Airbnb. There were tons of beach chairs, umbrellas, boogie boards, and floaties for the kids, which made beach days so much easier. They even left welcome snacks and coffee packets in the room for us when we arrived. Those little personal touches were really nice and made the stay feel extra welcoming. And the best part? Being able to sit on the balcony and watch the sunrise and sunset over the ocean. I could definitely get used to this.

Ben is a super accommodating, helpful property manager. We had an issue with our condo and within…read morea day he had a great solution in place. Kudos and thank you! Do not hesitate to rent a unit managed by Poipu Connection.

the last couple of times the lady and i have travelled to kaua'i, we have used poi'pu connection…read morerealty. they have a team that is able to really help us find a place to stay within our budget. the first time we stayed in poi'pu we fell in love with our condo. we loved it so much that we wanted to enjoy the comforts of it the second time around and we totally did! mary devine, is the associate who helped me during both visits. i am planning on moving out there within the next year or so and i am hoping poi'pu connection will be able to help me out then too. =) much mahalo

Hannah and Peter define excellent service and integrity. They were a delight to work with. They…read morefound a buyer for our property in a timely manner...and managed the escrow and its many details seamlessly. I've worked with many realtors in the past...and they are the best.

Hannah and Peter Sirois are Outstanding! I have bought and sold property with them and they are…read morethe absolute best Kauai as to offer... They are professional, efficient, knowledgeable, and very nice people.

Parrish -- Do Not Trust Them With Your Special Trip…read more We booked Poipu Sands #521 through The Parrish Collection for our 25th wedding anniversary -- a milestone we'd planned carefully, choosing a building 5 unit specifically for its unobstructed view of Shipwrecks Beach. We are not naive renters: we owned a condo at Poipu Sands for over a decade and know the property well. Parrish still managed to ruin our trip. The problems announced themselves immediately. Every screen in the unit was torn, with gaps large enough to invite insects indoors. The portable AC exhaust ducts were sloppily routed through louvered windows, creating additional entry points. The rattan headboard in the downstairs bedroom was visibly embedded with dust and grime. The window shades were moldy. And the twin beds making up the "king" in the downstairs room were fully made up as individual twins beneath the king bedding -- meaning the next guests would sleep on sheets a stranger had already slept in, separated by a single layer of fabric. Charming. But the detail that stopped us cold: ten roach traps scattered across both floors of the unit. Not one or two tucked discreetly in corners -- ten, throughout the property. Parrish's website had described this unit as clean and well-maintained. Ten roach traps tell a different story. We had been traveling since 6:30 am and had specific reasons for choosing this exact unit, so we attempted to make it work. We shouldn't have. On night three, our son found a 3.5-4 inch cockroach in his bathroom. We immediately texted Parrish -- the contact method they told us to use for concerns -- and waited. And waited. An hour and a half passed with no response. We packed our bags, found rooms at the Marriott, informed Parrish by text that we were leaving, and requested a refund for the two nights we would not be staying. Parrish refused. Parrish had every opportunity to inspect and maintain the property they were charging premium rates to rent. They had every opportunity to disclose that the unit had an active pest problem requiring ten traps. They had every opportunity to respond to a guest text - as they had instructed us to do. They did none of these things. Then, when a cockroach the size of a small rodent drove a family out of the unit on the eve of a 25th anniversary, they declined to return two nights of rent. This is not a property management company that takes care of its properties or its guests. It is one that takes your money, sends you a glossy description, and hopes you don't look too closely at the headboard. We looked. Don't make our mistake. In response to JP: You're still fussing over the request for a refund - complaining about what we told you and when we told you. We should have complained right away about the condition of the property. But that's the catch-22 for the traveler - you want to make it work because you have limited time...until you can't. So, we're passed that. Now we're telling our story about our experience with Parrish, so others won't make our mistake

Would you want to arrive at your rented condo to find 10 roach traps covering the floor, and to see…read morelater a roach crawling out of the bathroom wall? No, I don't think that's anyone's vacation plan.  We booked 4 nights at Parish's unit 521 in Poipu Sands. When we arrived at 3 pm, it looked like they had just started cleaning the unit. From what we saw, only the floors were vacuumed, and the trash was taken out. After the cleaning crew left, we looked around the unit. We immediately noticed 10 roach traps, 2/3 in each bathroom, and another 4 around the kitchen. That was the first red flag. The bedroom headboard was filthy. The AC units were installed in the molding plywood. The shower curtains were also molding. Large holes were present on all the screens. I took a wet towel and rubbed it across the bathroom floor to find it totally black when I pulled it up. The screen to the deck fell off the rails and almost trapped my mom outside. The final straw was finding out the roach traps were actually necessary. When I was getting ready for bed, I turned on the light in the bathroom to find a 3-4 inch roach on the floor. It scurried away from me and tried to go back into a hole in the bathroom wall. We contacted Parish about what happened and let them know we were unsatisfied right away. When we didn't hear back from them for an hour and a half, we decided we didn't feel comfortable staying any longer and were leaving the apartment. We asked for a refund of the two nights we did not stay in the unit. We did not hear back from Parish until the following day. When they called, there was no apology or discussion of how they could improve the situation. They just wanted to inform us that they would not be refunding any of our money. They decided to flip it on us and blame us for leaving and not letting them "try and resolve the problem." They refused to admit they were at fault for renting an unclean and roach-infested condo. My family owned and rented a condo at Poipu Sands for 10 years. We have never had a roach problem in those years. For a company that used to be the gold standard for rentals in Kauai, it has surely fallen far. Next time you rent from them, make sure to ask them what types of insects and rodents your rental is infested with.

"Tim Could Call Me Today" was my mantra for over one year as Tim Mira diligently searched for the…read more"Right" home for my husband and me on the magical Garden Island of Kauai. Tim represents all that I adore about Kauai's Aloha spirit. Tim is about building relationships - relationships that last a lifetime. He treats his clients with integrity and respect - as though they are Ohana (family). By taking the time to get to know my husband and me, he helped us to formulate the lifestyle we're hoping to lead on Kauai. As stated, Tim treated us with integrity. He steered us away from properties that would not have met our long-term needs. Tim's genuine concern for our best interest was demonstrated each of the multiple times (4 total) we made offers on Kauai houses. Tim spoke candidly to us re: the asking price of each of these houses and, given the need for obvious repairs, how realistic the asking price was. Tim wanted us to get good value for our money - not be saddled with a "money pit". Additionally, Tim did not pressure us to bid higher on highly competitive houses for sale. Rather, he informed us re: the degree of competition and encouraged us to make "our best effort," which would be in alignment with our interest and finances. Tim has an astute ability to visually inspect a home. For example, with the first house we looked at, Tim pointed out foundational cracks, leaking plumbing under the house, as well as other issues which could have been problematic and costly for us. Availability is key to any professional relationship, be that with one's realtor or one's doctor. It's nearly impossible for one professional to carry 100% of the required work effort. Tim realizes this and has built "Team Mira" with his bright and enthusiastic niece, Nagel. Tim and Nagel consistently worked collaboratively to contact us regarding homes new to the market and to immediately address our issues. Team Mira worked closely with our Seller's agent to finalize our home purchase expeditiously (45 days). Despite being in the most beautiful new home I can imagine - a property that truly reflects how I want to live my life - I felt a sense of loss when our purchase was complete. Tim's encouragement and support had become a meaningful, positive aspect of my life. Tim has since reassured me that vibrant living on Kauai (my goal) includes maintaining friendships and connections. Not only do I feel blessed with the "Right" house, but also extremely blessed to be living among people - like Tim - that so readily share the Aloha Spirit, truly helping me feel "at home"! Thank you, Tim Mira! Susan Weeks and John Mullen

It was a true pleasure to work with Tim Mira! Great…read morecommunication, listening in on our expectations, researching well the comparable properties to arrive at pricing and very proactively marketing our property. Our pleasure to strongly recommend Tim Mira, who can successfully leverage his wide and deep network to find the right buyer, sharing enthusiastically about your property and closing like one of the best real estate professionals on Kauai, which Tim is!

Our first stay on his side of the island. Poipu is the sunny side and Princeville is considered the…read morerainy side. Although we visited this side last year for our 10 year anniversary, we decided to stay here in the Villas for my sons 18th birthday. We love the condo that sits virtually on top of the ocean. The crashing waves below you all day and especially all night while it lulls you to sleep. The kitchen has all the necessary tools to make meals which we usually make breakfast and sometimes lunch. The big fans help keep the condo cool(ours didn't have A/C) most of the time. Learning to close doors and windows at appropriate times is key. The two tvs and free wifi are wonderful for families that want to keep in contact with the mainland and friends on social networks. Rent a week here and bring a book or two. Kauai is mellow and just what we wanted.

We rented a condo at Popip Sands at Poipu Kai and were very pleased with our selection. The…read morelocation was ideal - right next to Shipwreck Beach - so close that you could hear the waves rolling in day and night, especially when you were chilling it on the nicely furnished lanai and enjoying the ocean view. The condo was huge and furnished with everything you could want for your vacation, including coolers, beach chairs, umbrellas, etc. I don't cook on vacations, but do want to be able to make some snacks or toast a muffin for breakfast, as well as brew coffee and have a place for my wine and beer! The kitchen was very well equipped with all the tools you would need to cook a gourmet meal. Fortunately we only needed the coffee maker, blender and toaster! I have never slept in such a comfy bed on vacation. I was almost reluctant to drag myself away on our last day. There was ample closet space and since we had 1.5 bathrooms, I had plenty of room to spread out my stuff in "my" bathroom! There was plenty of parking, gorgeous tropical planting everywhere, and the pool, which we used a couple of times was sparkling and clean. Plenty of umbrellas and lounge chairs too, and also an outdoor shower. The resort also had several gas bbq's around if you wanted to grill. The only negatives is that the place didn't have a/c and it got a little warm in the living room, even with the doors/windows open and the ceiling fans on. And since we were watching a lot of TV (the Giants/A's were on) a larger, HDTV, would've been appreciated.