Warning. Inaccurate Listing. Things you need to know about this space.
It lists a queen size bed. It does NOT have a queen sized bed. It has a full sized bed. This is necessary to know if you're tall like me as a full sized bed is only 75" long. I was traveling with my girlfriend for our anniversary and it's 7" thinner than a queen size bed as well, so it made sleeping together very uncomfortable.
It lists a pull out couch, so we tried sleeping on that. It is too short for an adult to sleep on if you're taller than 5'4". It's also not a pull out couch, it's a lay down futon thing, but it has a hard bar running down the middle. I wouldn't recommend any adult sleeping on this thing.
Bare Minimum is a term I'd use here. There are only 2 towels and one hand towel in the entire place. No extra sheets or linens. If you're staying for more than 2 days or like a towel for your body and one for your hair, bring your own stuff.
The ad lists that you have a parking space in the driveway. You do not have a guaranteed space in the parking lot. I assume if it's available, they will let you park there, but I was told to park my luxury electric vehicle on the street.
I parked in the driveway to unload the car, as the listing says you have a parking spot in the driveway, but the hosts FREAKED OUT that I was in the parking spot and demanded that I move my car 3 times before unloading my car. I've never had this experience before. Terrible first impression.
The hosts do not speak english as a first language. They send out a young woman (i assume their daughter) to do the check-in stuff. She's nice enough, but since she's not a decision maker, can't really help you with issues. Communicating with the hosts can be futile. That said, I do need to bone up on my Spanish, so this one is probably on me.
It did explain why questions I asked via email went unanswered.
You pay a cleaning fee, but they ask you to take out your own trash and ask for a tip. wut?!
Be aware this is not a traditional AirBnB and you do not have the whole Casita to yourself. They run this house like a mini hotel with at least 3 different rentable spaces. The casita is cut in half and you are renting half of it. This means there is a shared wall between you and the other guest. You can hear just about everything the other guest is doing. And conversely, they can hear you. We paid the $100 pet fee to bring our two small dogs and while we were out, one of them was barking. Normally, this would be a non issue as we rented a casita separated from the main house - however - since this space is NOT a separate unit but rather a shared building, the hosts complained about the barking. So we had to incur an extra expense to board her when we went out for the night.
This may sound nitpicky but it is indicative of the entire space - There are 3 clocks. None of them have the right time. It's this attention to detail that tells you how much a host cares about their property.
The listing lists the space as a Luxury Casita, and maybe Vegas is different, but for me Luxury is not tiny non-pillowtop mattresses, 200 thread count sheets, 2 mismatched towels and a couch thing that is simultaneously a terrible couch and an awful bed.
On a positive note - if you are traveling solo or are a small person and just need a place to crash for the night, this could be okay. Honestly, Nothing I listed above is a deal breaker or would make for a bad stay, however, because it's advertised how it is, it set us up for disappointment. A more honest and accurate description would allow people staying here to make better choices. The space is clean, in a quiet neighborhood and if you don't care about the things listed above, you'll have a fine time.