On arrival, we had to enter through the garage which smelled horrible of rotten food and dirty diapers. That odor remained for 5 days. We were told to take the garbage down the driveway on Monday but garbage didn’t come until Tuesday so we had to haul it up and down for 2 days. For nearly $500/night we shouldn’t have to do any cleaning or hauling of refuse. The owner knew a year in advance that we planned to have an outdoor wedding on location so I would’ve expected some extra TLC for landscaping but it looked awful with an overgrowth of weeds and bushes. We cut down an ugly dead tree by the lake so it wasn’t in the background of every photo. The owner knew the jetted tub did not function for at least 3 weeks and didn’t tell us about it until the day before we arrived. When I tell my landlord something is broken he fixes it within 48 hours. The basement was wet and dank/musty smelling so bad my parents couldn’t sleep down there. No surprise after seeing the gutters filled with stuff, preventing proper drainage away from the house. Fans were going to help dry the carpet but the 2 dehumidifiers we found were not plugged in and running, which we set up. The odor is still present but not as bad. It took 4 days for it to dissipate enough to go down there. The basement bathroom door doesn’t close so it’s not a useable bathroom unless you don’t mind not having privacy. The house definitely doesn’t sleep 20 and without the basement couldn’t sleep the 10 of us that stayed overnight. I picked up garbage off the balcony, not realizing until hours later that it was insulation, which gave me hives for 5 days on both arms. There is either a small animal living in the house or a large bees nest. Our guess is a large bees nest kicking the insulation out due to the large number of wasps flying in and out of the eaves. We had to take down the wedding dishes and linens off the balcony tables, clean it & move outdoor furniture so we didn’t get insulation in our food. That’s not something you expect to be doing in the middle of your wedding day. We were not told there wasn’t air conditioning until the day before arrival. It’s not listed as “no a/c” and I would expect a house like that to have the usual amenities. I never would’ve rented it if I had known because my dad gets bad heat stroke that puts him in the hospital. WI summer ranges 40+ to 90+ degrees so ac is expected. The homeowner needs to put more time, effort, & maintenance in this home before renting it out