Here's a tightened version that keeps your frustration while making it clearer and more persuasive:The property itself looks nice in the photos, but it is not on the water. After you book, you're sent a PDF explaining that you have to walk past two houses to the end of the street, turn right, continue a bit farther, and then cross the road over the channel to reach the waterfront. That's where you're expected to set up.We believed the property was much closer to the water than it actually was. When I realized the listing was misleading, I contacted the hosts. They were completely unreceptive to my concerns or my request for a refund. Instead, I spent an hour arguing with both hosts and a VRBO representative over the phone. As the only woman on the call with three men, I was repeatedly told to "calm down," which only made the situation worse.I ultimately chose not to stay because the interaction became so hostile that I no longer felt safe.My advice: always verify a property's location on Google Maps before booking, especially if the listing suggests it's waterfront or within walking distance of an attraction.