I’ve never left a bad AirBnB review, but never had an experience like this one. There’s just so much. The AC leaks (around a gallon per day for us), leading to water damage in the ceiling and adjacent closet where all of the towels are kept which smell moldy. I assume there is massive water damage and potential black mold under the carpet below the AC because I started having breathing issues by the last day. We noticed the host replied to another review with a surreal “The AC was dripping from condensation which I explained to the guest. There is nothing I could do about that”. The walls and ceilings are paper thin, and between the dog that barked most of the night downstairs, the squeaky bed frames, and kids running around on hardwood floor upstairs until 1am we barely got sleep. We ran out of toilet paper on the second day because there was only a half roll when we arrived. I asked the host where to find more, and they replied “you will need to go to the store to grab some more. I believe there is a store to the left right on the corner :)”, which is a 20 minute round trip walk in the vegas heat, even though toilet paper is in AirBnB's terms of service as a basic requirement. It was the same extreme cost-cutting theme with everything else. There were no trash bags, only one half roll of paper towels, the kitchen is borderline useless because there is only one small pan and one small pot, little silverware, the only sharp knife is a small paring knife, no cooking oil, no cutting board, no spices, nothing. It was almost impossible to cook for 2 people even after spending money on supplies. There’s a dirty kroger coffee pod machine but no pods aside from the used one still in the machine, and the only hot liquid cups are 4 tiny teacups. The vast majority of the kitchen cabinets and drawers are empty. The bed frames are super cheap and squeak loudly with the smallest movement, the mattresses are painfully thin, and the pillows feel like they came from the dollar store. The (also super cheap) sheets in one room were not changed between us and the previous guests, and stank of cigarettes. The sheets in the other room were turned 90 degrees the wrong way and were hanging half off the bed so whomever made the bed knew they put them on the wrong way but still chose not to fix it. The balcony had trash and beer cans from the previous guests, the freezer looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a long time, and the kitchen countertops had big sticky spots. Bathroom supplies such as toothbrush, floss, loofah, etc, all cost $3+ via digital payment. The smart thermostat was set to 75 with a hard coded schedule that went off multiple times a day, meaning if you set the temperature any lower it would only stay there for a few hours before it was automatically set to 75 again, which made for unnecessarily hot nights. The host’s cartoonishly extreme cost-cutting and revenue-focused approach made for an awful experience. I took a video of everything before leaving just in case AirBnB doesn’t believe it.