Upon checking in, we were initially very happy as the house is indeed huge and mostly gorgeous. There were many positives, the pool and view are amazing, the high ceilings and open roof where it does indeed “rain in the house” were all beautiful and as described. There are many small cosmetic issues that definitely don’t go along with the price nor the photos (light switch plates coming off the wall, holes in screens that let gnats-lot’s of gnats-especially into the kitchen and master bath, making it impossible to keep these doors open), but besides having to make a choice between gnats and fresh air, we chose to ignore these minor issues at first as it is a very lovely home-for the most part. Shortly after checking in, we decided to use the hot tub. Upon trying to get it to work, consulting the information book in the house (which really just said to follow the instructions on the hot tub, which there weren’t at all) we decided we needed to contact someone. I attempted sending a message via Airbnb to no response-neither then or ever have we ever been contacted back through Airbnb since this message-then found in the info book the "preferred text" number for the site manager, Lauralee, who we then realized was stateside in a very different time zone. She did get back to us quickly and mentioned the hot tub was indeed not working after the last guests had checked out. We were quite bummed, as this was the only place on our honeymoon we did in fact book with a private hot tub very much because this was something we were looking forward to. She also informed us that because of "island time" it would not be fixed during our stay. (We understand it couldn't be fixed in the time we were there, however felt this was used as an excuse as it would also be mentioned later when we had more problems.) At this point she also sent us a welcome email, also stating the hot tub was not working, but much after the fact of checking in and only once contacted about the issue did we reviece this. We let it go, noting we wouldn’t let it dampen our honeymoon and would discuss with the appropriate person/Airbnb upon returning home as to why we were not told about this issue if it was obviously known. A short while after the jacuzzi problem, we attempted to turn on the oven to make dinner. It had been a long travel day, not wanting to go back out, we had stopped on the way to the house for supplies including frozen pizzas for a lazy night in. There was a message on the stove to set the clock, which we tried to in every manner possible (we both actually are very tech savvy people, but it was just a no go and this was one of the appliances there was no manual for). We even wasted part of our night trying to look up the model online! We just needed to eat something, so I finally texted the site manager with a photo of the oven display asking for help, apologizing profusely for the hour with her being in such a different time zone. We were tired, frustrated, and ended up going to sleep without ever eating dinner that night. The next day we ate lunch and dinner out as we had heard nothing back in response to this message. We had planned to eat in when staying at Airbnbs because we both like to cook, and to save expensive meals out for when we were staying elsewhere with no kitchen. All the small things "not working" continued to add up, hot water was barely existent, not enough for only the two of us to take a hot shower right after one another-I can't imagine if you were staying there with a large group!-cable on the tv in the living room didn’t work, hand sprayer attached to the tub didn’t work-and we really wouldn't even have needed to use it except to spray the gnats from the tub! Twenty four hours or so after our first asking about the stove, my husband texted her again, letting her know it was him and wondering why we hadn’t heard anything about the stove for 24 hours after my last message, along with the added issues of the cable and the tub sprayer attachment. We received a message back 5-6 hours later (which we wouldn't see until morning) telling us we should call her in the morning (our last day there) and she would help us with the stove and that she wasn’t aware of a problem with the tv or the “shower” sprayer. (Note we never said shower sprayer in the first place, this was miscommunicated already as we had mentioned the tub sprayer.) We had decided to sleep in as it was out last day at the house, but luckily I checked my phone upon waking at 9 and there was that original message and another changing what she had said about calling, and instead telling us the housekeeper would be stopping by at 10 to help us with these things. So much for sleeping in any further or waking up to the beautiful view! We woke up to this instead and hurriedly got ready before this person was to show up. We waited, wasted our time, and no one ever came. Around 1pm we got another text saying the housekeeper was now coming at 2:30. I let her know we were out for the day and that we had waited that morning but no one had ever arrived. Again, "island time" was the excuse. A little while later, just after 2, we got another text saying that he had stopped by-which we hadn’t actually authorized anyone to enter the home when our belongings were there and we were not, which I had clearly stated we...