This was one of the worst coordinated airbnb experiences I've had - stayed for a week. Obviously dealing with an agency that is handling many (perhaps too many) properties. Only thing going for it is the view from the 25th floor, which is not a penthouse as some other reviews here have said. Arrival process and communication is horrible - you have to meet up with somebody to let you in and can not check in through the lobby. The process of precommunication (I had to ask several times until day before there was no proactive communication), made me nervous, but the person did meet us there. However, there was 1 room key for 3 people until noon on the second day, there are not enough cups/utensils for 4, there are flat screen tvs, but no cable box (no espn etc.). There was supposed to be a refresh of room, but they are no shows and then they came time twice on the day of checkout before checkout time to clean up the room. Multiple minor things showing wear and tear but enough to be annoying - drawers that won't close, refrigerator needing repair and defrost, etc. Tried to resolve issues in the first few days and there was response on some but not all, and eventually responses stopped and we stopped trying too - just dealt with the issues and focused on having a good time on vacation. Resort fees are pretty steep at $35 so bake that into your cost as other listings may appear same price or higher but include the resort fees. One tip is to ask for a resort fee reduction - worked for us. Bottom line...if you are looking for a seamless experience with Airbnb private host, this is not for you. There are many other good spots in Vegas on Airbnb (which I have used) and my recommendation is to check them out instead.