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Maui Condo Rental Vacations

 

Condos have become the most popular accommodation option in Maui. Holidaymakers now prefer the option of living in a comfortable apartment instead of a pricey hotel suite. You will find that you have a number of condos to choose from. The best way to go about finding a condo is to first choose which part of the island you want to live in and then comb through condo listings. Condos get filled up very quickly especially in the high season so make sure you book well in advance.

Condos vary in size and you can choose between a studio apartment, a one bedroom or a two bedroom apartment. The sea-facing condos are very popular. The condos come fully furnished, equipped with all the modern conveniences like dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, you are used to. The condo rent depends on the size of the condo and its location. Normally a studio apartment costs around $180 per night during the high season and could go down to $150 during the low season. Double bedroom condos cost up to $300 during the high season. An 11.42% tax is charged for every night you stay.

While making an advance booking, you will be expected to pay a 50% deposit. Without paying this, your accommodation will not be reserved for you. Once the payment is made, a confirmation slip will be sent to you. Save this carefully as this is the only proof of payment you have. Cancellation charges are high and you may lose heavily (sometimes you will even have to pay the entire rent) if you cancel at the last minute.

Author: Alison Cole
 
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Alison Cole is a specialist in this area. Alison has written several articles in the past on this topic.
 
 
 

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