Boat Slip/Reynolds/Lake Oconee Views

Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry the home didn’t meet your expectations — though it sounds like most of your concerns were more about décor tags and stock photos than anything that might actually affect a stay. We do occasionally update the décor, and a few tags may have still been on some new items. I hope that didn’t take away too much from the lakefront views. As for the picture frames, yes — some still contain the manufacturer’s stock photos. We’ll certainly get around to replacing those with scenic shots soon, though we hadn’t realized this was such a critical factor in comfort. The home’s walk-in closets and empty dresser drawers provide ample storage for clothes and luggage. The only items stored are extra linens, a few replacements of decor, and a small tote of seasonal décor — hardly clutter, but rather the makings of a well-stocked vacation home. Regarding the mention of a bug — we are on a professional pest-control schedule. When temperatures drop, the occasional dead bug can appear. Thankfully, that means the treatment is working exactly as it should. Finally, all photos were available before booking. This is a $1.4 million lakefront property with a dock, offered for $450–$550 a night — a rate that’s quite modest given the home’s quality and location. We do apologize that new décor, clean storage areas, and a professionally maintained home on the lake didn’t quite live up to your expectations.