Zero Stars — Misleading, Filthy, Unsafe, and Still No RefundI would give this property zero stars if I could. My daughter and I left within an hour of arriving, and I’ve been fighting for a partial refund ever since—with no response and no resolution.The house was absolutely filthy. Dead mosquitoes lined the perimeter of the second floor and loft. The first-floor bathroom had dead flies. Dust and dirt covered nearly every surface. It was clear the property hadn’t been cleaned properly, if at all. I documented everything with photos.The listing was blatantly misleading. It was advertised as a “lake house” with “lake view,” “lake access,” and “boat ramp access.” In reality, the lake was tiny, not visible from the house, and the boat ramp was five minutes down the road. You’d have to walk nearly two miles to even glimpse the water. This was false advertising, plain and simple.Safety was another major concern. The house was isolated in a mountainous area surrounded by rundown homes. As we unloaded our luggage, neighbors stared us down, and the adjacent property had several aggressive Rottweilers barking nonstop. It was unsettling and felt anything but safe—especially for just my daughter and me.To make matters worse, the driveway had a large ditch that made it impossible to drive up to the house. We had no choice but to park at the bottom of the hill and haul our luggage up a long, steep incline just to reach the front door—only to turn around and leave an hour later.
