We ended up having a great stay, but not without a few hiccups. A/C was set at 83 before we got there and it took all night to cool it down to 73. Owner was pretty unconcerned and dismissive about it. Remotes were missing batteries or falling apart, the bunkbed ladder wasn’t attached so my son fell with the ladder when trying to use it, there was a used condom wrapper in a bedside table, one of the kayaks was missing plugs so we couldn’t use it, the master bathroom smelled of sewer gas if we didn’t run the sink water regularly, no icemaker in the freezer so we had to buy ice (fine, but listing should say that), the front storm door needs repaired, the dishwasher’s soap compartment gets stuck so we were having to rewash loads, the bedding was stained and not very clean, and one of the aderondak chairs by the fire pit was rotted and fell apart when someone was sitting in it (scraped her arm pretty good). There were also a lot of wasps around, and on the last day we got locked out because the door code was changed before checkout time. Lots of miscellaneous items that weren’t a huge deal individually, but added up and felt more frustrating knowing the owner was dismissive and there was no point. Overall, we ended up having a good time. The outside cabana area is cool, and having lots of bedrooms to spread out and two living rooms worked well for our group. I’d just recommend bringing your own kitchen utensils, your own seasonings, and your own ice.