There is a back house that is very close to the house, although it's fenced off. There is a dog there that barked at us upon arrival and at other random times during our stay. We did not know there would be someone so close in the back house until after we booked it. There was no key hand-off like advertised, the front door was unlocked and the keys were sitting on the table. It was a nice, cozy cottage but pretty old; not worth $250 a night in my opinion. As we were walking through the house, we saw a huge waterbug (roach) in the back room which was very off putting. We saw several smaller bugs in other rooms also. There were 5 of us and one of the main reasons we booked this house was because it advertised 2 showers. We were disappointed to find out that the back shower's water pressure was so low we couldn't even use it. I tried and my shower literally took an hour. Both showers had pink mildew on them. That back bathroom did not have a door on it, just a curtain. The front bathroom's door did not close all the way. Not very private. We were asked to move our car and park in the dirt to the right of the driveway so that a car could access the back of the driveway for the back house. Several inconveniences. We got a noise complaint when we got back from 6th street from the owner of the house (who was staying literally just feet away in the back house). We quieted down right away. A few days after our stay, I get an e-mail about damaged property. A stool with water damage, trash pile too big in kitchen (the house rules specifically said we didn't have to take the trash out and that it was ok leave it all in one area), stains on the couch (which literally just looked like wet spots in the pictures he posted), and a "ruined" plant (it just looked like the plant had naturally wilted and dropped a few petals) on a side table that had water spilled on it. He wanted us to pay $100 for this which we all agreed was just ridiculous. We cleaned that place up before we left. We pretty much did the cleaning person's job for them when we really didn't have to. So the owner and I go back and forth about the damages. He realizes how crazy $100 for these minor "damages" is after I explain to him that nothing is really in need of repair except the stool. He lowers it to $80. Then to $65. The picture he posted of the replacement stool from Ikea costs $40. This is the only thing my friends and I agree needs to be replaced because we left a cold jug of water on it and the condensation caused water damage. We agree that the replacement looks a...