Deceptive listing, dismissive management. Do not book.Not as advertised - Marketed as a "cabin," this is actually a unit inside Whaleshead Beach Resort, a manufactured home and RV community, confirmed by real estate listings as a 149-site manuf. home and RV park. Homes sit so close together that our neighbor's living room window looked directly down onto our hot tub. We were also told after booking our nonrefundable stay that AI-based ID and face verification through an unfamiliar site was mandatory, never disclosed in the listing and a violation of Vrbo's policy requiring host rules be disclosed before booking.Cleanliness - A large, dried bug had clearly been smeared on the wall for a while. Combined with other minor oversights, it didn't read as a carefully cleaned turnover. The sheets smelled of stale smoke despite a posted no-smoking policy. Worst of all, I found dead flies in the bed itself.Maintenance - The oven, listed as working but visibly in disrepair, never heated even on broil. The grill, also listed, didn't work either.Communication - We messaged about the cleaning crew still inside past our 4pm check-in and would've waited four hours if we hadn't handled it ourselves. Photo and video proof of the bug and oven were denied outright by management.We checked out two days early and headed home, no other lodging available. Management refunded about two-thirds, appreciated, but it doesn't offset a misleading listing and flat denial of documented problems.