Where to begin. I guess it started after my credit card was charged for the rental fee and I was then required to provide a form of government ID that matched my credit card before I would be allowed access. Over many years and multiple VRBO rentals in the state's I've never come across this requirement. Internationally yes, but never in the state's. Never-the-less, after two attempts at emailing, a copy of my driver's license was accepted. On arrival I was met with a whole set of additional rules and regulations not mentioned in the original profile. No shoes allowed in the house, no moving any furniture in the house, no noise after 10:00 pm in the house subject to eviction, park only in a specific parking spot after providing your license plate # or your car will be towed, check out one second past 11:00 and the security locks will automatically lock you out. Very draconian. Then there were the amenities for a 2 bedroom rental. No ice maker or even ice trays in the fridge, exactly 2 glasses, 3 coffee cups and a smattering of plates and utensils including no bottle or wine opener, no dresser or shelves in either bedroom to unpack. The front of the house was wildly overgrown (not shared on the profile pictures) with a mattress and stuff thrown on the curb. The only redeeming factors were the location, very convenient for walking and short drives to multiple venues/museums/restaurants etc. the great stained glass windows inside and the weather. Overall disappointing.