We recently stayed at this Rockport property for 4 days and 3 nights, paying approximately 1,300–1,400 for the stay. The location itself was beautiful — right on the water with a private pier and pool — and the single-story layout worked perfectly for us.Unfortunately, there were several cleanliness and maintenance issues that were disappointing considering the price point.When we arrived, the lawn had just been mowed and grass clippings were still throughout the yard and pool. Not a major issue, but not the best first impression.The first night, we discovered the bedding was not clean. The comforter looked dingy, and the pillow shams had visible white stains on them. I contacted the host the next morning, and to her credit, she responded quickly, apologized, and immediately sent housekeeping to replace everything.Later, when I attempted to cook dinner, I found that every larger skillet had severely damaged Teflon coating that was flaking off in large pieces, making them unsafe to cook with. We ended up buying our own inexpensive pan locally rather than risk the coating getting into our food. For a rental costing over 300 per night, guests should not have to replace unsafe cookware themselves.As the weather became more humid, a strong musty odor became noticeable from the cloth furniture and area rug. We understand coastal humidity and vacation in Rockport often, but this smelled more like furniture and rugs that had not been deep cleaned in quite some time.Ove