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Experience the charm of this quaint single-story building with a rustic facade, complete with a cozy patio area and lush green surroundings.

"Excellent location, perfect size and space for a couple. Hosts were very nice and responsive to any questions. Would definitely stay here again!"

Relax in a serene, shaded patio area surrounded by lush vegetation.

home with a two-story design, surrounded by a white picket fence and a black gate.

"Cozy and clean. Enjoyed our stay."

Relax by the pool surrounded by a lush garden and shaded seating area.

Relax by the pool surrounded by lush tropical plants and a wooden pergola.

Relax in a patio area with a grill and pool nearby, perfect for dining or socializing.

Situated on a well-manicured lawn, this two-story house offers a serene atmosphere.

Simple, single-story building with a covered porch and a small front door.

"This house could not have been any better. Super clean, secure yard for the pups, safe feeling neighborhood, about 3 blocks from a small neighborhood park, friendly neighbors, quiet area at night, and only about 20-30 minutes from everything in Las Vegas. They thought of everything - iron and ironing board, wahser and dryer, microwave, dishwasher, even hot cholate and tea. Super, super nice place and i would DEFINITELY stay here again!"

Situated on a quiet street, this two-story house features a central garage door and two upper-floor windows.

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Top East Las Vegas Hotel Reviews

Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino

10/10 Excellent

"The property is always beautiful but everything is getting so expensive. We couldn't find any food option that wasn't $50-70 per person and they charge you to use the fridge and there's no coffee makers in the rooms any more. It's a Vegas thing, not necessarily a Mandalay bay property thing. "