Wife and I go to Vegas often, so this wasn't our first rodeo. We've stayed at several hotels and resorts and are quite familiar with what quality service looks like at a reasonable cost. That being said, this was actually our first time staying at an airbnb accommodation. Given our enjoyment of Theresa's property, it's likely we won't return to the overpriced hotels and resorts and will probably stick with airbnb from here on out.

For starters we arrived late to the city, but finding the place wasn't particularly difficult. The property is tucked away in a private neighborhood a stone's throw from both the airport and the main strip. Despite the late hour, Theresa made sure to be there to give us the keys/explain where things were, et cet. She was quite friendly and made sure we were comfortable with the property and to be sure to contact her with any questions.

The apartment itself was fairly large. It was quite close to the airport and the strip, and it was spread out enough with a separate living area, kitchen, three bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. The A/C was wonderful (central air, I believe), and the beds looked to be and felt brand new (with a fair assemblage of pillows on each). There were also a lot of windows with a lot of natural sunlight capable of lighting up the place if a person is so inclined.

The kitchen had everything we needed, though we didn't quite eat a lot at the apartment. Still, there were all the dishes we would need, a coffee maker, pots, pans, knives, dishwasher, et cet. If my wife and I planned on eating our meals in, the apartment had everything we would have needed. Beyond that, each room was furnished to its purpose - e.g. the living room and a large flatscreen and several couches/chairs - and resembled a hotel resort.

For the price and the size of the place, Theresa's apartment was a great find for the wife and I. And as a bonus, she even provided us with water and a fruit bowl to enjoy during our stay there. It was a small, but cherished amenity.

9.8/10, would stay again.