The best part of this place is the price. And, we got what we paid for. We were looking for a place to crash before an early flight. Leo's place was 10 minutes from the airport and provided the low-frills, low-cost experience we sought from our rental.
Like other guests, we found the location adequate, especially for the price. It was indeed very loud (traffic noise and flight traffic), though the bedroom was much quieter than the front room. Everything was barebones - cheap sheets, cheap furniture, limited kitchen supplies. The apartment building was older and not-well maintained, but not overly so. Essentially, we described the space as the one-bedroom apartment you would have lived in if you were in one of your first jobs in your 20s and you realllllly wanted to live alone but could barely afford it. So, not bad, just no frills and older.
I don't want to denigrate the property at all. It was exactly what we were looking for! And, I'm happy that options like this exist. It seems like so many cheaper places in Vegas are luxury condos with $150 cleaning fees. We didn't need or want this kind of experience. However, if someone is looking for a home base for a Vegas vacation, we would want them to know that this place might not provide the comforts you want.
Many commenters talked about the neighborhood being "rough." We didn't find it rough, just lived-in. It's near the university, so you'll see whatever increase in crime that comes from being around young people. The building itself wasn't very new, but it wasn't a bad area. It's just not hyper-sanitized, like you see on the Strip. So, you'll see real people living their lives.