If you are looking for functioning basic amenities and a respectful host, do not stay here. On our only full day, water came through the ceiling from the second-floor bathroom into the room below, followed about 40 minutes later by a major leak under the kitchen sink. I immediately reported both. Six paying guests were then without an upstairs shower, sinks, or toilet, and instructed not to use the kitchen sink, dishwasher, or laundry. We were ultimately left sharing one small bathroom.Problems happen, but what cannot be blamed on plumbing is how you treat guests when they do. I spent hours cleaning up water, drying cabinets and floors, moving items, replacing water bowls, hanging wet towels and mats outside, and following instructions from the host.While at dinner hours later, we continued receiving messages about protecting the home, including instructions to protect cabinets and replace water bowls before going to sleep. When I explained how disruptive this was, I was told a plumber needed to assess the situation. A plumber may be needed to assess plumbing, but it does not take one to recognize the impact on guests or show empathy.After checkout, all communication stopped. I’m still waiting for a basic acknowledgment more than 48 hours later. Six paying guests dealt with major disruptions while the focus remained on protecting the property, rather than acknowledging how we were affected.Save your money and your peace of mind. Do not stay here.