Casa Teresa Las Vegas

The photos on Booking make it look perfect, but the reality doesn’t quite match. The liv ing room is more like a hallway. I wouldn’t want to sleep on the couches. The TV works but is very slow. The downstairs room with two beds is extremely dark, and overall, you need to keep the lights on throughout the house. (The owner even told us to keep the shutters closed.) The bathroom is small but functional, with a large sink, a clean toilet, and a spacious shower. However, there’s not much hot water—it’s only enough for two people at most. The kitchen is a bigger issue. While it has all the necessary equipment, the oven doesn’t work well and only heats in one corner. The stove isn’t fully functional (one burner is broken). The fridge is difficult to close properly. There are only two proper chairs at the table; the rest are small swivel stools. The upstairs room was fine. The terrace is lovely with a nice view, but it’s not very large. Regarding the owner: We noted on Booking that our arrival would be at 1:00 a.m. Maria was in contact with us before we landed on the island. We also messaged her on WhatsApp about our arrival. Once we were on our way to the accommodation, we texted her again. At 1:00 a.m., we were standing in front of the house, but the owner wasn’t there. She arrived only after 1:20 a.m. During our conversation, she repeatedly criticized us for arriving so late. During our stay, don’t expect much privacy. We felt continuously monitored to ensure lights were turned off, shutters were closed, and heating was used sparingly. We were also criticized for paying through Booking but in person. The last thing is that Mrs. Maria does not speak English. Therefore, communication took place only through a translator, which occasionally led to communication misunderstandings.

Nothing. I just would not recommend it if you are planning to spend all your time on the beach, simply because you'll need to drive at least 30 mins to reach the closest one.

Casa Teresa is a nice house in an urban development. The interior furnishings are very good, but it is starting to show signs of wear and tear. The ground floor is actually a basement which has to be lit all the time due to the lack of sunlight. This is especially true for the room with two beds. The room upstairs is very nice. The second room upstairs, which would be better than the one downstairs, is unfortunately not for rent. During our stay, renovations were underway in the house next door with lots of noise and dust, which we were not warned about in advance. During the second half of our stay (2 weeks in total), a number of tiny ants emerged and relentlessly invaded the kitchen area. The second part of the staircase to the terrace is very dangerous. Here the owner should provide contrasting markings on the edges of the stairs. Without this marking, it is very dangerous to walk down in low light. The overall impression is contradictory despite the cleanliness of the house on the one hand but for the defects mentioned and also for the owner's efforts to downplay the problems