The pictures made the place appear much larger and nicer than it really was. Though it fit all of us, there were multiple issues (back doors malfunctioning, stagnant water, bathroom faucet installed backwards, etc.) We were willing to overlook all of that until towards the end, our room really started to smell. We discovered right before checkout, a decomposing rodent or lizard (something with a long, skinny, tail) underneath the downstairs bed. We didn’t inform the property manager as we left because the last time we tried giving them a courtesy notification about another dead animal we found under the stairs earlier in the visit, they wanted us as paying guests to dispose of it. It’s not an excuse for paying guests to remove dead animals if the property manager lives an hour away. With 2 dead animals in 7 days, it may be prudent to have a working relationship with animal control rather than getting your guest to take care of it. All guests are paying a decent daily rate and all guests have the right for basic health standards to be met.