Case: I'm giving it four stars.  But first the bad.   Another all-red unaesthetic casino.  And do not -- even if you are on the 25th floor -- pick a suite with a strip view.  Opt for the downtown view.  Why?  The thump thump of the night club goes right to your bones until 4 a.m.  (We got back at 12 for our one night there, went to sleep, and woke up and switched rooms at 1.)   \n\nThat being said, the rooms (ours was a small suite) are beautiful.  They look like something out of Mad Men, or the Chrysler Building.  Nicely styled, understated, really very decent style.  You feel like you are in the Vegas of Sinatra, or at least Swingers or the Hangover.  The fitness center and pool (while not as nice as the Cosmopolitan's) are nice.  Like the Bellagio, you do not have to walk through a smoky casino just to get to check-in.   You can get there straight from the parking lot.  That is something.    It is at the other end of the strip.  I like how we did it:  2 days at one end, a break into scenic Nevada and Utah for some  . . . scenery (what else), and then back for one final night at the other end.
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Case: Loved it at first.  Had been terrified of going to the dentist for 20 years.  Dr Kennedy was likeable and very reassuring.  Office staff (Ewa, Adrianna) were great.  They even rescheduled for me on short notice several times when work got in the way.  When it came to getting the actual work done though, I had several complaints about the bridge not fitting right, getting an infection and other issues and they always blew me off.  Their endodontist, who comes in once a week to do the root canals, is a total jerk.  When he did the last root canal on me he said \""there you go, here is another one for your collection, hope you're happy\"".  Made me feel like crap.  I mean, I knew I needed major dental work, that's the whole reason I was there.  One filling had to be redone 3 times because it kept popping off and they told me it was my fault because I was grinding my teeth.  On the last visit, when a long time crown I had came out, they told me I needed to have a $4000 implant and they kept pushing the issue.  I went to another local dentist to get a second opinion.  Turns out the implant is not even a good choice for me, and in addition, the crown Dr. Kennedy put on one of my teeth made the whole tooth go dead, which this new dentist noticed right away from the Xray but they never noticed at MSD.  It's like they think the world of themselves and don't want to face it when things go wrong.  I'm not the easiest patient but I put my trust in them and I feel that they betrayed it.  I would say, overall, if you have zero issues with your teeth, go there, you will be very satisfied and the staff really does try hard.  If you need any restorative work done though, stay far away.
Classification: Pelecypoda


Case: Disclaimer: This review is only for the suite experience at Paris.\n\nI was fortunately enough to stay in one of their lovely suites here at the Paris recently.  In terms of the overall experience, it was fantastic from beginning to end.  The room was very large for a suite - with a large living room/dining area, small bar area with a sink, two bathrooms (one for the shower and sink, another for the hot tub and dual sinks and bidet), and a huge bedroom with a kind sized bed.  The view was also lovely - it was directly facing the faux-Eiffel Tower and the Bellagio fountains.  We were able to get a terrific view of the water show which was a real treat at night.\n\nIn terms of the room comfort - the bed was absolutely the best part of the experience.  The sheets were soft, the mattress was perfectly comfy (yet firm), and the pillows were just right.  I slept so incredibly well on this trip, which really helped me get some much needed rest before all the nighttime drinking festivities.  \n\nThe shower was good and the hot tub worked fine.  The living area was well appointed with faux-period furniture.  The room was nice and cool and we were very glad the air conditioning worked well (with minimal noise) in the middle of the Vegas summer.  I can't stress how important it is to keep the room cool when it was 110 degrees outside.\n\nSpeaking of heat - it was a perfect time to take a dip in the pool.  The area was quiet, which was excellent compared to some of the noisier pools in other hotels.  It was also huge, but not too deep - which is good for families.  Given the angle of the hotel, it was difficult to find any shade after 12pm noon in the summer, so it got extremely hot by midday, but if you go early in the morning (like we did) you can easily score a good spot by the pool with minimal risk of overexposure to the sun.\n\nThe casino itself is fine - though the minimums here are higher than many of the other Harrah's/Caesars themed hotels in the area.  If you're looking to gamble, expect to spend the same as what you would with Caesars versus other related properties like Harrah's, Flamingo and the Quad (soon to be renamed the LINQ).\n\nAs for food - MonAmiGabi is a nice choice if you're looking to score a decent meal with great outdoor seating facing the Bellagio fountains.  The food there was good, and I enjoyed dining there for breakfast.  The other restaurants and cafes were generally very crowded, aside from the new Gordon Ramsay steakhouse.  In terms of the buffet - Le Village Buffet is a decent choice and one of the better ones among mid-tier buffets in the area.  Obviously you won't get something as good as the Bucchanal buffet at Caesars, The Buffet at Wynn or Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan - but for what you pay for it's an ok choice for any meal of the day.\n\nI've stayed at the suites at the Wynn and Caesars as well - and I didn't find the experience at Paris to be inferior to the hotels listed above.  Our room was always tended to quickly and the complimentary truffles and wine (of decent quality, I might add) was a nice bonus.  \n\nIf you're looking to go all out - this isn't a bad choice to consider.
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Case: Went here at sunset, was cool to see. A good place to relax.
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Case: Just left the restaurant after coming to enjoy dinner as a family. My husband ordered wings, which 30 minutes later, still hasn't arrived. The rest of us at the table had finished our food before the waitress even came to check on us. She was surprised to find out that his food hadn't arrived... I couldn't believe it. She was counting on the food runners to do her job and she had nothing to say. Turns out they gave his food to the table behind us, which they selfishly accepted. 15 minutes later, the manager came over to apologize and said his meal would be comped (as it should be) but it took another 10 or so minutes for them to bring his food. When they did, my husband asked for an extra side of ranch, which, after all that, they charged us $0.50 for. Such a disappointment; needless to say I will not be coming back and I hope they get their customer service act together soon before they lose more customers.
Classification: Pelecypoda


Case: Staff was wonderful and helpful HOWEVER!\nI am sad to say this hotel's management or ownership is sleeping at the wheel or doing it willfully and just want to make money...I travel from state to state and stay in hampton chains frequently. I am sad to say this may be my last one because I am having more problems with the Hampton brand frequently... I will explain my experience below and farewell goodbye, best I can do is to deprive them of my money and give it to a competitor and so can you!\n\nI checked in and my room didn't seem right at first sight. Bathroom seemed almost empty of amenities and extremely minimalistic with some thin overused towels... however that didn't stop me... the AC unit did... it was so loud you had to be dead not to notice it...yet they rent the room and take my money... so sleep tight campaign is all corporate baloney?  then I looked closely to the bead sheet and it became more suspicious. I can't say with certainty that the sheets where NOT changed from the last visitor but when I had my doubts it became a problem. The bead looked like it was made in a hurry to say the lease and I just had to change rooms.\n\nStaff was helpful and changed my room with no problem. The new room was acceptable at first sight, I was tiered and went to sleep until next morning when I took a shower and as I stepped out and grab the first towel!!!! OMG... it smelled like a cheese fondu out of hell! Holly smelly feet in my face!... I had to take a shower again and carefully inspect the rest of the thin overused towels to make sure I don't do this again...I am not even going to complain about this as I am leaving this room happy to be out and on my way...\n\nFinal draw... I am done! ... Happy stay fellows!
Classification: Pelecypoda
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Scheduling went perfectly. The lady was very polite and informative. I received a call confirming my appointment. When the repair guy arrived he was rude and not very friendly. He was supposed to fix my sliding glass door but after 15 minutes of messing with it he decided he didn't know how to fix it. I noticed he has broken some pieces off the door and he quickly put the door in the hinge, jumped in his truck angrily and didn't say a word or provide me with any information. He also left a mess where he was working. He did try to sell me a new door for three times what I was quoted and seemed annoyed when I politely declined. I would not recommend this guy anyone.