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Danielle is a nice landlady, but: in practice, everything is disappointing. None of the cupboards are clean and are full of all sorts of odds and ends; the fridge is dirty. There is mold on the sludge remaining inside the coffee filter. The correct plug for the coffee maker is missing, so we are fumbling around via the dashboard. The awning is torn. We were unable to find a dustpan. No mop. The knob for the top skylight is missing, meaning it cannot be opened and a lot of heat gets trapped at the top. The wall covering is very dusty; when we hit it once, clouds of dust were released. We opened the lid of the gas stove and, due to the lack of a locking mechanism, placed a knife in between as one might expect; while a pan was on the stove, the hatch fell shut anyway, and I got water from the pan all over me (a very dangerous situation). A camping table is on the inventory list but is missing. A camper in this condition really shouldn't be rented out. If we had been without our grandson, we would have returned the camper that very same evening. Most of the defects become apparent during use. The issues should have been reported on time and not at the handover; as a renter, you then have no options left. A camper in this condition should not be rented out.