We've all done the rental where it's "stocked" with 2-3 pans, 1 roll of toilet paper, two towels in the bath and maybe a half used shampoo bottle, one poll of paper towels and salt+pepper makes up the spice selection. NOT HERE!
Need a Q-tip? packs in every bath.
Need some ear plugs to sleep? disposable ones in the nightstands
Do you Jones for Water? select from filtered, dozens and dozens of small bottles and/or large bottles in the outside frig... or use one of the 2 gallon dispensers. Or fill up the cooler and take some with you.
Are you a "Cups to go" person?... select from red solo (and blue, green, yellow) , small plastic, or styrofoam.
Do I even need to explain how the kitchen is? Let's just say unless you're Emeril Lagasse your house isn't stocked like this. and labeled, by drawer (wow).
Each bath has about a dozen towels and washcloths. Fully stocked with things like shampoo, shower cap, conditioner(s), body wash, bath balm, baby shampoo, cotton balls... and more. Walgreens doesn't have this kind of selection.
The furniture and furnishings were in great shape, very clean, not worn in any way. Our group said it made us feel very comfortable and relaxed like your own family home, not sterile and stripped bare for rental use. Like soft evening lights? they have them! set on a timer, on at dusk, off after 4-5 hours. What haven't they thought of.
We were in town for the Ironman 70.3 but I did notice the outdoor shower, right by the garage entrance, for those coming back from the beach.
I saw 3-5 bikes of all sizes, beach toys, multiple outdoor grills, games, a 2nd frig in the garage, so much more I can't even remember. It's just so good getting somewhere and not feeling like you have to go to the store and spend $50 getting super basic supplies like TP, a spice or two, and even zip locks (obviously they had different bag sizes, foil, cling wrap and tupperware).
They text you so you can reach them at any time. we never felt that if there were any issues or questions an answer wasn't a few seconds away from being answered.
This is how you run a VRBO, I told Charlie he should give classes on how it's done!