The building is at the end of a cul-de-sac right at where the parking lot for the basketball coliseum for UNLV is, a very short drive from the Airport and the Rent-A-Car building, which is a few miles separated from the Airport. It's nice that the building is the last building on the dead end street, there is no through-traffic at all. I went to one UNLV game, it was an extremely short and easy walk. The building itself is a little funky, a little out-dated,purplish colored, a painted mural on one side of the building, and once inside the gate, there is a decent attempt at making a sort of garden with bubbling water. You enter the studio through a sliding glass door that faces the interior, toward the garden. There was a sweet sounding bird that visited most days. Inside, it was okay, not fancy. I did use the refrigerator, stove/oven, and microwave for some of my eating, and all was in order. Cooked a pizza in the oven that I got from the 7-11 a very short walk away, and made some minor meals on the stove top. No dishwasher, so cleaned dishes by hand. Big bed, I did not like the service on the TV, I could not watch any live basketball or football games. The streaming service stuff is new to me, it wasn't cable or satellite service. Younger people might like it better. Area is safe, but a little sketchy. Be aware, but don't be paranoid. A nice, easy to use, cannabis dispensary is right across Swenson, a 30 second walk. The location is about 1.2 miles from the Strip, just walk straight West along Harmon St. This isn't too far to walk if you are in okay shape and/or young, but if you are thinking you are right on the Strip, it's not quite so. In any case, you can get a taxi or Uber for a short drive. I walked, but was pretty worn out by the time I got back. I'm 53. I enjoyed the German Restaurant right near the place, and there was a plaza with several restaurants, a liquor store, etc a very short distance away, right at Paradise and Harmon. The Hard Rock Casino and Hotel is right on Harmon street a very short walk, less than 10 minutes. I played some blackjack there, and ate at the oyster bar. For most of the stay, the planes going overhead was not a big deal, but starting late Friday after Thanksgiving through Sunday, there were LOTS of planes going overhead, very low to the location, and did get bothersome. Often, I was counting 7 to 10 planes going overhead per hour, including after midnight with decreasing frequency. Pretty loud, they were so close as they went buy I joked with my son who plays baseball that he might be able to hit them with a thrown baseball as they went by. This could be a major problem for some people, others not. For me, it was somewhere between the two. It was bothersome, but not so much it ruined the stay. I'm sure my experience with the noise was worse than typical since it was over Thanksgiving, but if you think it is going to bother you, get earplugs, or don't spend much time in the studio. All in all, I would return, especially if they keep the price low. To me, it seems ideal if you are there soley for the Strip. Perfect place to crash and burn after gambling/drinking/partaking along the Strip on cheap.