Abby is a good host. I spent just over 2 weeks in this property which was nice and clean. I’m not used to sleeping on a single (twin) bed but found it quite comfortable. I also had a bathroom to myself which was good. Abby responded to my requests but I didn’t meet her (I saw a young woman arrive a couple of times to service the property but I don't know if it was the host). The property is located less than a 10-minute drive from The Strip but the bus services in the area are not as good as I had anticipated. The bus stop is about a 12-minute walk and it can take about 30-40 minutes (incl. walking to bus stop) to get to The Strip as the bus runs about every 15-20 minutes. A day pass will cost $5 but I bought a 15-day pass for $35. I was surprised when I first arrived to find that the property is located in a very large housing development and the key was left under the door mat. All the taxi drivers that I booked had difficulty finding the property so when I needed to book a taxi I directed them to drive through the gate on Twain Ave, make the 1st right, turn right again and wait for me outside building no. 38. It’s irritating sitting in a taxi when the driver is driving round and around because he can’t find the building but the meter is still running so passengers have to pay for that extra time. Due to the location of the property, it’s not possible to drive up to it. I enjoyed my holiday there but it would be remiss of me not to mention my concerns about the safety aspect. The cost to stay at the property is very reasonable so it is very popular with travellers. However, as I was there for a couple of weeks I saw a number of guests arrive and leave a day or two later at 3am, 7am or later. I was very concerned when a group of visitors left for the airport and left the front door unlocked. They left the key in the room and I was in my room at the time - anyone could’ve walked in. On another day after a guest had left earlier, I later opened the front door to go out and saw that the key had just been left in front of the front door but it wasn’t under the door mat so it was in plain view for anyone to see. Most guests left the key under the door mat when they checked out but I started to worry that someone could be observing when the key is being left and enter the house when guests are there or even cut a copy of the key and enter at anytime. We often become complacent when nothing bad happens over a period of time but I hope the host...