While Jason's place was a reasonably pleasant place to spend a month while in Las Vegas, I can't agree that he should be labeled a "Super-host". I've stayed in numerous Airbnb rooms all over the world, with many of them being Super-hosts, and there are some key points that need to be improved. I will say that the location is good and as described. There is a beautiful pool (although too cold to use in winter) and the bedroom was well decorated and comfortable. The bed, pillows, and sheets were all high quality and the drapes kept the light out. This is an important element many hosts overlook so kudos to Jason. Also, the living room and TV were a nice amenity to use while I was there and Jason and his live-in mother gave me the privacy to use it to myself most of the time. Another important value-add for which I'm grateful. Where the place missed the mark was that Jason did not disclose that his mother is also living in the house. For me, sharing with a host and other travelers is a different dynamic than sharing with a family. I would have wanted to know about it. Although they were both very nice to me, the conversations with mother and son were often personal, and in this case happened frequently and at an excessive volume. I asked them several times to lower their voices but my requests were soon forgotten. On several occasions there was very loud talking into a telephone that was left open on the counter. I don't know the subject of the conversations but the voice tones alone created considerable tension. Additionally, the shared bathroom with Jason was not thoroughly cleaned (i.e. mop and cleaning fluid) once in my 30 day stay. I would recommend this place for shorter stays of a few days.