The house was lovely, spotless, and well cared for. It would work well for a bride preparing for a wedding.My arrival after dark was unsettling: two of the three exterior doors were unlocked. The third was locked but blocked by furniture. The lockbox was difficult to operate in the dark, and its combination had been left showing.About a week before my stay—after the reservation was nonrefundable—I received a page of rules not disclosed when I booked. More rules appeared on signs throughout the house. These included no frying or bacon, cooking only with lids, no devices attached to the TV, and restrictions on day visitors. A sign told bridal parties not to move furniture. With so many rules, I did not feel comfortable moving the kitchen table, although its placement left only one seat usable. Food and drinks were limited to the kitchen or outside, leaving no comfortable indoor place to enjoy coffee.The listing advertised garage parking, but the covered parking was a carport. The caretaker was otherwise quiet, but the car crossing gravel on the driveway beneath my bedroom woke me before dawn.A refrigerator magnet suggested four stars meant many issues needed attention, while Vrbo describes three stars as “okay.” This felt like pressure to rate higher than warranted.Other than the unlocked doors, no single issue was terrible. The property was lovely, but all material rules should be disclosed before the booking is non-refundable, so guests can make an informed choice.