Finding the jockey club was very difficult for us— the Uber driver took us to the wrong entrance and we got bad directions from someone at the front desk of the Cosmopolitan entrance.
Once we found the place, checking in was a hassle. We went to the security desk, where they directed us to the front desk which had a line by that point. The front desk person then tried to point us back to the security desk.
We were then given a room that was much smaller than the one we’d been promised, and when we complained to the front desk we were asked to sit down while the worker called her boss. She never got back to us. When I eventually got tired of waiting I came back to her and she offered rollaways to fit the members of our group who didn’t fit in the room we were assigned. I had to ask for a refund for the desk worker to “remember” that they could also give us a second room to fit everyone in our group.
To be fair to the airbnb host, my phone was dead so they didn’t have a chance to address my check in issues. They might have been less shady/frustrating than the front desk worker.
When we finally finished checkin we noticed both rooms looked out over a depressing concrete wall. The kitchens were barren; to cook you’d need all your own fixings (oil, spices, etc) which is fairly common even at airbnbs but worth knowing in advance.
After that our stay was good; the desk security was less intense than the description made it sound and we were able to go in and out of our rooms without being shaken down for IDs each time. (We still observed the house rules of no guests, but appreciated not being hassled.) It was also very quiet, great for sleeping, and nobody complained about our group talking late at night, which was also great.
Overall it was passable but value for the money seemed low. There are probably cheaper options for this level of quality.