Just got a text from the host asking that we help pay for water damage on the floor that was there when we checked in. Fortunately, we took a video when we arrived (pro tip, always take a video walk through!) and we just sent that over to them detailing the warped floor that was there when we checked in. Other issues were that the front door is hard to close and latch and would stay open if not forced shut. There was a bubble in the floor in front of the sink (the water damage), the fridge only worked intermittently, there were kids shoes and socks in the drawer under the TV when we checked in, the remote didn't have batteries (it does now though) and there was only one remote there even though there were two TVs. It didn't look like it was vacuumed when we got there, especially under the couches, the wood flooring is buckled in front of the tub (water damage part two). As for the most exciting part-- the tub has "drying jets" that kick on about 30 minutes after use to blow the water out of the system and keep the bubblers dry and free of mold. Several times in the middle of the night the drying jets kicked on even when tub hadn't been used-- imagine sleeping and then someone starts an electric leaf blower at the foot of your bed. :) This happened at 2am and then again at 4am-- again, when the tub wasn't used. Also, there were only two rolls of toilet paper, no paper towels, and no dish cleaning supplies. When we checked in the bottom shelf of the fridge door was all the way to the bottom slot and it was holding the fridge open. The internal temperature of the fridge was about 75 degrees. We moved the shelf and the fridge cooled down in about an hour, but then the fridge was completely dead when we returned the next day. I wouldn't be surprised if perhaps the fridge issues caused the water issues? But then the water would have to travel a fairly long way to warp the floor in front of the tub? Also, the hot water on the bathroom sinks was barely trickling out (it seems like most if not all of the Palms Place bathroom sinks have either leaks, are slow, or clogged) and the shower and shower heads need to be cleaned with bleach, vinegar, or lime away. On the plus side, the view was awesome, the bed was comfortable, the towels and sheets were clean, and the rest of the Palms is now open! Palms place still has the best price per square foot in Vegas-- huge suite for a reasonable cost. My guess is that most of this was just because the Palms just started up again and perhaps the cleaning and maintenance crews are still getting their feet under them? Overall, we still love Palms Place, but it is getting a little older and the un-remodeled suites are showing their age.