At 12:38 pm on the day we were supposed to check in, the host messaged: "My deepest apologies, but we’ve been experiencing a bit of a crisis with our pipes and flooding at our cabin these last couple of weeks. We thought we had the problem fixed/repaired, but just arrived to prep and found our basement had flooded again despite the repairs we’ve had done. Because it’s been an ongoing situation these last couple of weeks, we’re actually going to have to shut down our rental until we can determine a permanent fix for this issue. Again, my deepest apologies; I will issue you a full refund here shortly. I’ve also found several alternative cabins in the area that are available for the dates of your trip and that have similar prices and accommodations; would you like me to send those your way?"
Being inside Yellowstone National Park and having almost no cell service, it was extremely difficult to navigate this issue, ESPECIALLY finding out the same day. I'd hope the host checks in with their listing more than a day in advance of a guest's stay if there have been prior issues.