WARNING:
The couch isn't a real bed it's just a regular couch and there's no bedding that we could find for it. It was segmented and uncomfortable.
The host also tried to charge us $145 extra after we stayed. They claimed we left a mess, used too many towels, and didn't do dishes. The house manual did not mention anything about how to clean up and expectations for usage of towels.
Before we left, we threw out the trash and recycling, swept up sand, vacuumed the kitchen and living room, washed all the dirty dishes and left them out to air dry, put dirty towels in hamper, emptied the fridge, and tried to put everything back (furniture, cooking equipment) where we thought it was originally. We spent about an hour cleaning the space up.
I'm guessing we used about 16 towels. There were 2 adults and 2 kids, we stayed for 7 days and went to the beach every day. Most of the towels couldn't be reused because they got excessively damp and didn't dry out. We shook the sand out before putting them in the laundry basket. We reused the regular towels for showers/baths. Also there was nothing mentioned about how many towels we could use in the house manual and if the host didn't want us to use that many towels, why did they provide so many? There's no in house or apartment washer dryer so it's not like it's easy to wash the towels ourselves.
We washed all the dishes in the dishwasher but it didn't work very well so before we left I hand washed all the dishes and left them on the counter to air dry. We did this because we didn't want the wet dishes to mess up the cabinets. I think it's fair to leave clean dishes on the kitchen counter to be put away.
Our kids did get some spaghetti sauce and yogurt on some of the kitchen/dining surfaces. We're very sorry for this and we paid the amount back for this cleaning. But $145? That's highway robbery and completely unfair.