At the outset, if you're just looking for a place to sleep and shower while enjoying Vegas, this place is passable if only barely.
My biggest issue was communication. I messaged the host when I booked over 60 days in advanced and never heard from him. I was two hours away from leaving to the airport to catch my cross country flight to Vegas and had not received any check-in instructions. I had to message AirBnB to contact the host who had not responded to messages or calls. AirBnB finally got in touch with them and I got a message while going through TSA with the door code. I asked a follow up question about what to tell the gate guard and never got a response. Also the message was wrong who I presume works with the host in property management.
Once I arrived, the AirBnB looked like they forgot I was coming. There was no obvious lighting in the bedroom (I arrived at night). The single sad standing lamp's bulb had long since burned out.
The listing photos aren't very accurate anymore. Since they were taken, several floor tiles are cracked, there's some furniture added and some missing, there are holes in the wall, and overall the furniture appears dirty. generally it is weird too - this is perhaps personal taste but the sofas and headboards are these weird giant plastic boxes that (in addition to being in need of a wash) light up. I don't know I guess they can be hosed off. Only one of the two in the bedroom worked, but at least it was a light.
So, overall, my impression was that someone set this up as. 90% finished AirBnB ten years ago and forgot about it. It's a weird, dingy, half-finished condo in a safe area. It's right by the Rio and a Walgreens but isolated from the main strip. Communication was abysmal. I feel like I overpayed for what I got.