We were extremely disappointed with our stay\.When we arrived, the first thing we noticed was a large amount of bird droppings covering the area around the front entrance\. It gave a poor first impression and made us question how well the property was being maintained\.On our very first day, we were greeted by a mouse inside the house\. As the stay went on, we discovered mouse droppings throughout the property\. We immediately notified the owner, and instead of warning us about an existing mouse problem, he simply asked if we needed plastic containers for our food\. Had we been informed ahead of time that mice were a known issue, we could have made an informed decision about staying there or taken precautions from the start\.We ended up going out to buy our own mouse traps and caught a mouse ourselves\. When we brought up our concerns, we were told that “it’s what you should expect when staying in the wilderness\.” We understand that wildlife exists in rural areas, but mice actively living inside a rental home—and mouse droppings throughout the house—are not something guests should be expected to accept\. That’s a maintenance issue, not simply part of being in nature\.This was especially concerning because we were traveling with children, elderly parents. Cleanliness and sanitation were incredibly important for our family\.To the owner’s credit, they refunded the final two nights of our stay after we dec