This house was perfect for our small family reunion. First, the neighborhood is a classic - dating to the 1970s. It's close to The Strip, the airport, and the more suburban shops and restaurants of the Green Valley area. I was really fascinated by the homes, having grown up in the southern CA desert, where ranch-style (single-level) stucco homes reign dominant... these were grand multilevel stucco homes with Spanish/Mexican flare. So many palm trees. Some of the neighborhood streets nearby are really gorgeous (for instance, see the street that houses Desert Bread only 4 minutes away, a home shop known for its fermented sourdough). The inside of the house is tacky-fabulous, with a waterfall (no water) in the living room, a sunken TV room, etc. The backyard is really great albeit really close to the busy Tropicana Ave. Everything was clean and Roxy was super communicative without being overbearing. I know they don't want this to be a party house which would be better supported by including a few more items in the kitchen (e.g., dishsoap, measuring spoons, hotpads, better knives) but we were able to cook through a few trips to the store. They say to contact them immediately if anything's broken but major repairs would be disruptive during our stay - most were minor (could use another blanket upstairs b/c colder up there, shower substances unlabeled) but the sliding door to the backyard is really difficult to open. The place is also all hard floors and lots of stairs so we had to be careful with the youngest and oldest in our group :) Overall, we had a great stay!