Case: Dirty and run down.  Desk chair had bodily fluid stains, feminine stains.  Desk was broken.  Had to call housekeeping repeatedly to get clean linens and to clean room.\n\nWe asked for the blood stained chair to be replaced.  They never replaced it, they just took it out of our room and left it in the hall.\n\nIron was broken, had to ask for a new iron.\n\nEntire gaming network in casino was broken for over 12 hours.  This resulted in Mlife rewards not calculating, 2 or 3 attendants hand to hand payout all gamblers at slots and electronic games.\n\nIt really was just a disaster of a place.  Won't stay there again.
Classification: combing


Case: My fiancee and I decided to visit here since there was a special if you visit the Mob Museum and the Neon Museum. The place wasn't as big as thought it would be, BUT there is some serious history here. The signs are kind of arranged in chronological order. The place is kind of strict when it comes to cameras and video cameras, kinda weird since it's a museum.\n\nThe tour is guided and the tour guides are very well versed with Vegas history. As the tour progresses, the tour guide will give a little lecture on the history of several signs. For you photographers out there, I would recommend a wide angle lens as there isn't much room in certain places to step back and get that shot you're looking for.\n\nGreat place to visit to see some old Vegas history. It's was amazing seeing just how large the sign for Stardust was, even though it's in 9 different pieces.
Classification: enterocinesia


Case: A guitar shop with a full bar?  What's not to like?\n\nI love this place - all the folks that work and hang out here are friendly and welcoming.  The seating reminds me of some funky independent coffee houses in LA in pre-Starbucks days.  Comfy and cozy.  My husband goes down nearly every week to check out the blues jams, while I usually have to stay home studying....grrrr...\n\nThe only reason the place doesn't get 5 stars is the drinks are too expensive - but with no cover charge - I totally understand they gotta make money somehow and I don't begrudge them that.  I do wish the wine quality was a little better - the glass I got one time tasted a little funky.
Classification: enterocinesia


Case: To be fair, I went to Red at 28th for a special event, not a regular visit.   Just the same, I was not impressed with what I saw.\n\nTucked behind Amelie's French Bakery, Red at 28th is a hookah lounge and bar.  They advertise themselves as a \""multicultural literary lounge,\"" and I'm left wondering what that means.  You can find a selection of well-read books throughout the interior, but nothing that really screamed \""multicultural\"" (though, I wasn't probing).  But it was brightly decorated, had a small stage, spacious bar, and plenty of tables and sofas for hanging out.  The whole place had a trendy feel, without trying too hard to be trendy.  I could see it as a place with a lot of \""regulars.\""\n\nBut really, it's a hookah lounge and bar.  I know nothing of hookah, so I'll stick to the bar.  It was mediocre.  All their beers were bottled, and all their wines generic.  The snacks they had on the menu (which was a challenge to read) seemed to either be packaged foods you can get at any convenience store, or a few treats possibly from Amelie's next door (I could be wrong on that one, though).\n\nThe staff seemed hit-or-miss.  I encountered three people working.  The first was pretty nice and conversational.  The second seemed busy at work preparing a hookah.  The third, well, let's just say I've encountered nicer people.\n\nAll in all, it seemed fairly okay for what it was.  If I end up there again with a friend, fine, but since I don't live on that side of town, I'm not really going to go out of my way to visit Red at 28th.
Classification: combing


Case: This Dillard's location is very nice. I have been here a couple of times recently for various items, dresses, boots, makeup, etc... and I have been very happy with the selection.\n\nOne of my favorite designers, Karen Kane has a very large section at this particular location and sometimes does trunk shows here which is great. The customer service has been good at this location and I feel like the associates are helpful without being overly aggressive. The jewelry selection is really good here as well and I have found some really nice pieces at great prices.\n\nI have not shopped all departments of this store but they do have anything from housewares to children's clothes to bedding. A lot to chose from. The price range can be from very expensive to very affordable depending on the product and or the sale going on. Overall this is a great store for many items. I would recommend it when shopping at Scottsdale Fashion Square.
Classification: enterocinesia


Case: I wish you could leave a rating with 0 stars, because that is the quality of service you receive with LA Fitness!  \n\nWhere to start really...Monitor your account, they will try to double charge your account, and make charges to your account that they can't even explain themselves what the charges are from.  Front desk is extremely rude so forget about asking any questions to the members that work there.  Direct all your questions and complaints to the GM who is never there, and who never returns your phone calls.  I could go on forever on this, but review space here is limited and my main focal point of frustration is their kids care service.\n\nPlease, I repeat PLEASE do not bring your child here.  If you love your child and care for their well being (as most parents do), do NOT bring your child here.  The people that are paid to watch over and take care of your children do not even interact with them or watch them.  Instead you can find them sitting in a corner playing on their cell phones or having inappropriate conversation in front of your children with other employees.  If your child has any kind of altercation they discipline them by yelling at them and sending them to a corner until you pick them up.  Now I don't mind disciplining my child my self when my daughter gets in trouble but I will be damned if someone else does it.  If there is a problem the parent should be contacted immediately and let them resolve the issue.  We provide the gym with both of our cell phone numbers that are with us at all times, and the part of the gym that we never leave.  There should be no excuse not to contact the parent as soon as any kind of altercation takes place.  A parent should never have to pick up their child who is crying uncontrollably, especially when the employees can't even tell you how long she was \""in timeout\"" for.\n\nWhen picking up your child, you do not even have to provide any kind of identification, they go based on a \""we know what you look like\"" policy.  I mean come on we live in a city of over 4 million people, the odds that there are a few others who resemble me can be quite high.  As a parent would you feel safe that just anyone can pick up your child without any kind of identification based on another employees assumption of who you are?\n\nThis place is hell, avoid it like the plague and do not waste your money here.  If you have no other alternatives just please avoid their child care services...
Classification: combing
Considreing the above, classify the following: Definitely a bucket list kinda thang!!! \n\nBF and I wanted to do something different and something we've both never done before.... I saw this deal on Amazon Local and figured that's COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from all the hype that is Las Vegas. \n\nAlthough we started way early for my liking, it was a pretty dope experience! \nFrom watching them inflate a hot air ballon that came outta a family van, to being 1300 feet above ground, to watching them deflate the hot air.... It was something we'll both never forget! \n\n\nPlease take note: I'm scared of heights and didn't look down once. But, it was amazing. And didn't even feel shaky at all. Felt like we were on solid ground.