First the good.
1-its super quiet, no street noise, no neighbor noise
2-I felt super safe, which is huge when you travel as a female alone
3-off the strip
4-washer and dryer worked amazing
5-gym and pool are clean and quiet
6-bed is super comfortable
Next the bad.
If you are going to call something luxury it needs to feel like luxury.
I stay in places for 2+ weeks at a time, I ask before I go if the kitchen is equipped etc. because I cook every night. When I asked, the answer was there are basic essentials
1-its not equipped with the basics, strainers, saute pans etc are basics. Both of these along with various kitchen tools were not there. Strainer was sent from amazon. luxury is having a list of kitchen items for your housekeeping team to check off so if something is missing you can replace it.
2-a dirty sponge was left for me to use in the kitchen-luxury is a new clean sponge
3-the rubber mat in the kitchen is black from dirt- luxury is a clean rubber mat or no mat
4-the bath towels are cheap, scratchy and small - luxury = thick bath sheets
5-the door on the cabinet under the tv is falling off
6-you are asked to say that you are a guest of the owner and asked not to mention its an airbnb. Now I am supposed to lie? I don't get it?
It's not luxury. Its cute, its decorated well with Ikea and Home Goods as most are, but its not luxury.