Vrbo property was not as advertised and was not in acceptable condition. Unfortunately, the condition of the home made it impossible for us to comfortably remain there, and we chose to leave early rather than spend a second night.The property had numerous issues that significantly affected our stay, including:* A dead fly inside the refrigerator.* Trash that had not been removed before our arrival.* A dead vine hanging in the window.* A roach inside the home.* Obvious water damage around the bathtub, which gave the bathroom an unclean and poorly maintained appearance.* The listing advertised accommodations for five guests, yet there was only one washcloth available.* A driveway that was in very poor condition.* What appeared to be mold or heavy moss growth on the front of the house, creating a neglected and uninviting first impression.We rented this property expecting a clean, safe, and comfortable place to stay. Instead, the conditions fell well below reasonable expectations and did not reflect the listing. Because of these issues, we decided to leave the property early. I contacted the host the evening we arrived and got a response that showed she/he clearly did not read the message sent. What concerns me just as much is Vrbo’s responsibility in ensuring that properties listed on its platform meet reasonable standards of cleanliness, maintenance, and accuracy. As a customer, I rely on Vrbo to screen and vet the properties it advertises.