For the most part, we had a great time at Chaz’s apartment. The condo is renovated and has state of the art appliances and was sparkling clean.
The main pitfall was uncomfortable and springy beds. The master bed was malformed and caused my husband and I to converge into the middle, lying on each other. Fortunately, we didn’t spend too much time sleeping in but we sure did miss having a good nights sleep after a full day of events.
Prior to our arrival, we added a guest onto our AirBnB itinerary which is displayed on our travel plans (I assume the host was notified via AirBnB when the change was made) as previous hosts have usually acknowledged these changes. Nothing was mentioned by the host so we assumed all was okay... our guests arrived before us and checked in to the condo. The day following our arrival and check in, we received an email for an additional $40 for the additional guest(s) who were already added onto the AirBnB itinerary a few weeks prior... We found it a little bizarre as this could have been addressed prior when the guest itinerary had changed so that we didn’t have another surprise fee to pay the day of.
The condo is somewhat conveniently located and is easy to access - Chaz was kind enough to leave dog poop bags and some other doggie essentials. What was confusing was this message that we received after using the chalk left next to the dog supplies “As a parent I can appreciate the chalk drawing, however I don’t expect future guests will. My housekeeping team will be cleaning the patio thoroughly. In the future it’s always best to leave the Airbnb the way you found it to avoid additional fees.” And attached was a $50 chalk fee.
I understand his frustration but this could have been easily avoided by leaving instructions on where it would be appropriate to use the chalk. We did forget to splash some water on the chalk to dissolve it but we were still surprised to get hit with a $50 charge, especially when the chalk was provided by the host.
Finally, the condo was great but it was not a 5 minute commute to the strip. I had a work conference at Cesars Palace. Commuting Sunday through Wednesday by a personal car took 30 minutes (minimum) to arrive each day. Granted mileage wise, the condo is close but if you want to be downtown in a few minutes you may want to consider choosing a condo that is closer.