Our family stayed here for a vacation, and unfortunately, the house did not live up to the listing photos. The pictures appear to have been edited way too heavily, making the home look much nicer and more updated than it actually was. In person, the house felt outdated and worn.There were spider webs throughout the house, and the jacuzzi water was dirty with things floating in it, which made us uncomfortable using it. The A/C in the pool room also did not work.When we arrived, we were about 30 minutes early and the cleaning crew was still there. We told them not to worry about us and that we would wait in the car so they wouldn’t feel rushed. We tried to be considerate and give them time to finish, so it was disappointing to find these issues afterward.There were also some smaller inconveniences. The TV remote did not work properly for the volume, and there was no obvious sign or note with the Wi-Fi password. Having that information clearly posted would have been a simple convenience for guests.Overall, our biggest disappointment was the difference between the listing photos and the actual property. We understand that a vacation rental doesn’t have to be brand new, but guests should be able to expect the property to reasonably match what is advertised.