I'm probably at between 1 and 2 stars but I guess I'll round up since I've never seen any bug or so enter my apartment (I was on the 7th floor) and I'll try to be very very unbiased here but if you want to the sweet short version:\n\nWouldn't recommend. Can absolutely find better for a lower price. Please do me a favor and rent elsewhere.\n\nThe long version (it's going to be really really long, but informative):\n\n1) Location is great - right by UNLV. I'm a student, however, the small charges here are awful. $30 a month to park with a shade over your car, $50 additional on top of rent if you live above the 5th floor. Also, the back-end in entering the apartment tower is poorly built. if you are entering, you push. but let's say you're trying to get to the back-end from the apartment tower...it's also push. Which means you have two doors colliding all the time when people are trying to enter or exit the apartment.\n\n2) I had a deal when renting here..and didn't remember until I signed the lease why I didn't want to live here (myself included, and friends, lived here as a last resort, not by choice) and that's because at the end of your lease, rent increases by 10%. My deal though when renting here, $705 per month, so 8 months I would have coupons that deducted $200 off my rent price and the remaining 4 I would pay $985 (because I had a shade for my car $30/per month then $50/per month living above the 5th floor)\n\n3) To do laundry, you need a laundry card. Weird because when you enter the laundry room, there's a slot to insert quarters lulz. But yes, a laundry card to do laundry, per card is $10. after you load money onto this card is when you can proceed to do the actual laundry. It's weird how they dedeuct the money off your card when you get to $.50 and even worse because you can only load $2,$5,$10 and $20 bills... That's right, you cannot even load $1 bills and/or coins.\n\n4) Their lease, is ridiculous. When you sign, do beware that you CANNOT break it under any terms (my reason for this whole review) also, when you move out, you know how you have to give a month in advance? BE SURE TO DO THIS. Because if not, ON THE LEASE, it states \"if failure to do so, the lease will continue on until an additional 12 months\" ... which means, if you don't tell them you're leaving, you're bind to that apartment for an additional YEAR. \n\n5) I never understood why it was very important to know if you could break a lease. What happened with me unfortunately was that I got severely ill and had to move out of state and I was already 6 months into my lease. My co-signer, my father, was able to pay rent (hardly knew English and had to get consist help from the bf to deliver the rent because we were all out of state) and with that, therefore I was bind to my lease. Such assholes. They're smart though, getting a co-signer. But serious assholes. Because failure to pay, would ruin my dad's credit. The property managers or agents working there were no help of this situation. Sure they were symapethic but because it was \"Vegas tower management\" who had said no, it wasn't in their power or control to do anything - these people are a bunch of turd.\n\n6) Lastly, after being through everything, and reading all the reviews here, I wanted to make sure I received my security deposit back of $500. I kid you not, I spent literally 2 and a half weeks, thoroughly cleaning my apartment, even cleaning the bolt cap cover kit of my bathroom to laying newspaper around my kitchen to make sure my shoes don't leave marks after I wipe. And in the end, I did receive it but absolutely busted my ass too.\n\nSadly this place won't ever closed. They're more affordable than Las Vegas Grand and more secure than other apartments around the area.\n\nBut when getting the mail, the mailman would show me at least half the rooms are vacant...\n\nAnd now you know why.