We ended up cancelling our booking after the first night based on issues related to safety, sanitation, and the existence of undisclosed animals on the premises, more specifically, as follows (note that Marco, the host, apologized for the following issues and offered our deposit, then contested the cancellation with airbnb once we left): 1. Animals on the premises: There are chickens, a cat, and a rooster on the property, that were NOT DISCLOSED in the listing. The rooster crows for several hours in the morning. It began soon after 5am and did not stop until after 7am. It woke everyone, including children. One member of our family is highly allergic to cats, so the cat posed a health concern. Also, a neighbor's dog barks throughout the night. Marco told airbnb that the chicken house was "200 meters" from property (that's over 2 football fields) and as a result airbnb rejected our cancellation claim. I subsequently sent google satellite images of the premises showing the chicken coop to be in reality approximately 20 feet from the main house. Prior to using the 200 meter argument, the host and airbnb tried claiming that because this was a "farmhouse" we should have expected animals on the premises. When I refuted that claim based on logic the host tried going with the 200 meter claim. After my satellite images were submitted the counter argument then changed to the animals not being inside the house so they are not the responsibility of the owner, which is bogus since they are in a coop that is part of the property's structure. 2.Insects inside the home: The pictures and video I took of inside the property showed a complete infestation of mosquitoes, ants, very large spiders, and bees/wasps INSIDE of the property. Even with the mosquito repellent that Marco graciously provided, mosquitoes bit us throughout the night, which, in addition to the rooster, caused a restless night for all of us. There is no air conditioning in the property, which in this summer is unbearable in itself, and no fans were provided, which requires occupants to open windows and doors; however, very few windows included screens and the ones that have screens are torn, which renders them useless. This allows bugs to come in and out of the house as they wish. Marco's response after we left was that we should expect insects in this part of Spain. I have camped, traveled to malaria ridden parts of the world and never experienced a mosquito problem like I have inside this property. Stating simply that one should expect such issues during the summer or in parts of Spain is ludicrous especially given the amount of money we spent booking this property for 2 weeks during peak season. 3. Dirty: the property needs to be professionally cleaned. The floors were filthy. 4. Toilet seat broken: A 79 year-old elderly guest, almost fell off the because the seat is not properly affixed to the bowl. Dangerous and must be fixed....