This is the first time, in approximately ten stays at short term rentals that I have left feeling disappointed with my accommodations. The listing advertises the property as a two-bedroom home, but the “second bedroom” is actually an open loft overlooking the den. This lack of privacy means that anyone using the den risks disturbing the person sleeping in the loft.Equally disappointing were the sleeping arrangements. The beds in the loft were essentially cots with extremely thin, inexpensive mattresses. The entire cot shifted with even the slightest movement, and the mattresses provided so little cushioning that we could feel the cot beneath us. Given the rental price, I expected a reasonable level of comfort and accommodations consistent with the way the property was advertised.I paid for this rental as a special getaway for two dear friends, both of whom are widows. I was embarrassed and disappointed that one of my friends was left sleeping on what amounted to a cot rather than a proper bed. This was not the quality of experience I had hoped to provide for them, nor was it what I expected for the price.I believe the listing should more clearly disclose that the second sleeping area is an open loft rather than a separate bedroom and accurately represent the quality of the sleeping accommodations. Guests should be able to make an informed decision about the property before booking, and the sleeping arrangements should reflect the price being charged.