The house was a decent price if splitting with several guests and the location is ideal; easy drive with minimal traffic to the Strip. Communication was a bit confusing with Jason and Kevin at the very start. I requested a booking through airbnb and then got a generic response about booking one of their rentals that matched my criteria so I had to go through the booking request again and I honestly wasn't sure if I had booked the right location! The details on their site are not really specific necessarily to the property you are booking, and I later found out they manage several different homes which is why the generic information. So for my rental, check in time and details about a pet deposit, among many other pertinent pieces of information, were either not correct or not listed on airbnb. Just a few days out from my stay I was sent a separate contract that I had to fill out with house rules and detailed information I had never even seen before. It was a little unsettling and not what I was used to as an avid traveled on Airbnb.
Despite my confusion with our communication Jason was extremely helpful and apologetic for the misinformation, and explained that they've had some bad experiences and had taken precautionary measures with a tighter contract. He also helped me with parking in the neighborhood as I was traveling in with my 36' RV.
The house, although fit our needs as far as size went and ample beds and bedrooms, lacked any sort of amenities that a regular Airbnb traveler comes to expect. There were no paper towels, not a pen to be found, no house manual, only one towel per person, nothing to welcome you home at all. The house was SCORCHING hot upon arrival, and took several hours to cool down, and I later come to find out they ask guests to shut off the AC when you leave which is surprising in 100+ temperatures. There's duct tape holding together various things in the home, some exposed wiring of unfinished projects, a non-working hot tub, and other odd things around the house.