First, after the cancellation period ended, the management company sent me a document asking for a lot of personal information that was not part of the the rental agreement or in the house rules. VRBO had to get involved to tell them we are not required to provide that. Secondly, the space does not match the impression from in the photos. The kitchen was old and small and the dishwasher rack was broken. You wouldn't want to cook anything in there. The living area was two little rooms, with old, uncomfortable furniture in each. The room with the TV had two chairs, one of which was broken, and a small loveseat with cushions that you can feel the springs through. It's like someone took their old broken furniture and moved it into this property. There was no room for other seating even if we had tried to move chairs around. The only place to sit and eat together was a cheap plastic table and chairs off the kitchen, with awful fluorescent lighting. In other words, there was nowhere comfortable for our group to hang out together, so we just kind of uncomfortably existed there for two days wishing we were somewhere else. The management company has a long list of rules, but the owner needs to live up to its end of the bargain by either updating this space or representing it more accurately in the profile photos. And definitely charging less. Next time we'll get rooms at Hammett's Wharf -- that would have been much nicer, cleaner, better located, and less expensive!