I had hoped this Airbnb was far enough west from the strip to avoid the tackiness of Las Vegas but I was wrong. You might get the impression from the listing that this is one of several condos in a modest building. Nothing of the sort; it's a condo in a beehive of at least a dozen buildings, collectively a hundred or more apartments / condos, the Las Vegas version of the cheap Southern California housing, depressing to live in and almost as depressing to visit. ¶ There is nothing "COZY" about this place. It's dark and poorly illuminated by crappy fluorescent light despite the impression given by the pictures. Simply upgrading to equally efficient LED lighting would be a significant improvement. The bed is minimally acceptable. The bathroom was clean but has that cheap beehive bathroom feeling. The kitchen is reasonably equipped but missing a few cheap but useful items, e.g. a pot holder. The high table doesn't make for the best dining. The "patio" is one of those tiny sad beehive spaces included only to be able to advertise a patio. ¶ Good things: the A/C works (mercifully in 109 F heat), the Internet bandwidth is decent (tested at 23 Mbps down, 2 Mbps up, 29 mS latency) ¶ The neighborhood is marginal. The Airbnb has both a wooden door and a locking metal grille, a bad sign but probably for the best. There is a police station a couple of blocks away and I imagine it sees some action. On foot, my wife was nearly hit by driver tearing onto Durango Drive half a block away from the beehive. We couildn't find any hand baskets at the local Vons. Upon inquiry a clerk told us that, "they get stolen by the hundreds." It's that kind of neighborhood. ¶ But if you do end up here I recommend both the public Desert Breeze Aquatic Center (about a mile away) and Sidestreet Pho & Grill.