When traveling to Las Vegas with my girlfriends I felt as though I had booked a perfect AirBnb for our stay. When booking I noticed how many rules and regulations there were to staying in this Airbnb, so I was under the impression that the quality would match the demands of the host. When entering the Airbnb, we noticed a couple of things that left us uneasy with our stay. For starters, the front screen door didn’t close and the back sliding door didn’t lock. Not only did it not lock, but the blinds were ripped off, so it made it easy for anyone to see in. Also, the neighbors next door not only had a noisy dog at all times of the night, but also a peeping neighbor who kept an eye on us the whole trip. The downstairs room stayed hot all the time and there was no way of adjusting the temperature due to the lock on the thermometer. The towels had pubic hair on them, so couldn’t have been cleaned properly. But during a pandemic, why would you reuse towels instead of just getting new ones for your new guests? Also, the pool has NO depth measurements, so right in the middle of the pool is a huge drop. This was very dangerous not only for us but also for future groups who bring their children. While on our trip we were also shocked to have the police banging on our door with a note for the owners of the house stating that they were not supposed to be renting out the house any more, as a city policy. I’m not sure if they weren’t aware of it, but the police made a great deal about it, warning us of potential fines.
The house had much potential, but was not pleased with my stay.