At the outset, we would not stay with Lucas again, nor would we stay at the Jockey Club. While the location is ideal, you can get more for your money with adjacent rooms at Vdara or anywhere nearby, really. The only thing that is not Lucas' fault is the Jockey Club Wifi. It is god awful and worse than old AOL dial-up. While Lucas is not in charge of this, it certainly could have been brought to my attention in the listing. If I had known that, I would not have stayed there with 3 children. To begin, we entered the residence (early, with Lucas' permission) but the "Security Office" had no idea and kept telling us we could not get keys for another 4 hours. Even when we did receive keys, we received 2 less than requested and only received a full compliment of keys more than 24 hours into our trip. Moreover, the house was not very clean when we entered. We noticed broken light fixtures and sticky surfaces on some furniture, along with missing batteries in remotes. Of course not all of these things are "cleanliness issues" per se, but it is certainly something that a cleaning crew would check on when making sure the apartment is perfect for the next guest. There were also missing kitchen items . . . and while that didn't impact our stay very much, we were not a bachelor or bachelorette party, meaning that things that they might overlook, or Lucas might believe it is OK to skimp on, was not OK for us. The response back from Lucas to my initial observations of the apartment was unacceptable -- "Thank you for letting me know about those items. I had no idea. The cleaning lady just told me that the previous guests were very hard to clean up after . . ." Why should I care that the cleaning lady told you that it was hard to clean? What, did she give up and quit instead of actually cleaning? The other main issue with the cleanliness of the room was an issue I found halfway through my stay. I attempted to plug something in underneath the end table in the main bedroom and I noticed a broken wine glass and carpet that looks like it hasn't been cleaned since the property was built. I am very lucky that I saw the shattered glass and not my children, ages 8, 6 and 4. I alerted Lucas to this issue and never received a response, even after we checked out. I certainly hope the next guests receive a more thorough cleaning of the apartment than we did. Regarding the actual listing, there were inaccuracies and Lucas tried to charge us double for a fee, presumably in the hopes that we would not notice. Lucas states that there is only one fee of $122 setup fee and $75 cleaning fee, totaling 197. However, we were charged a $122 service fee by AirBnb in ADDITION...