Example: Convenient location...definitely considered \""low tier\"" compared to the big shot hotels all around it like Caesars Palace, Aria, etc...However, for the price, it's at a good location and the rooms are surprisingly quite nice! Towels are plentiful, beds are nice and comfy, nice coloring/environment, and rooms are much bigger than I though! I honestly don't remember much of what is in the hotel aside from the rooms; I spent most of my time exploring the hotels around. Still, overall a great and cheap-ish place to stay (compared to other hotels), while still being able to be on the strip and able to walk pretty much everywhere you need to go (ex: Miracle Mile shop, Fat Tuesdays, Marquee...)
Class: acroscopic


Example: I would agree that the food and pastries here are above average, but when I walk into a small, crowded, noisy place and don't know where to go for a simple beverage and no employee seems to notice my perplexity or to care, I come away feeling the place is pretentious, snobby, confusing and out of my league. Which is too bad, because it's right in my neighborhood. I sense that if you're a regular here, then probably you feel welcome and the employees chat you up all time. But not all of us can afford to be regulars here. This is at least the third time that La Grande Orange's uppity ambience has annoyed me, so I don't feel guilty about the poor review.
Class: orographical


Example: I am so in love with this little place! I have lived in the Coronado neighborhood about 5 years and have seen many things go in and out of this location...i have a feeling El Chullo will be sticking around. Everything i've had so far has been AMAZING. The Chupe De Camarones soup and Tacu Tacu De Marisco were seriously out of this world. The service is also excellent. They are so genuinely friendly and make you feel right at home. Can't say enough good stuff about this little gem...and i am beyond picky with restaurants, especially in Phoenix. It is the best restaurant on 7th st. by far in my opinion.
Class: acroscopic


Example: They made my elderly, mobility challenged mother cry!\n\nNon existent service.  Not welcoming at all.  Upon entering the restaurant on Christmas Eve, instead of being greeted, the hostess barked that they were closing soon. and we would need to hurry up \""just so you know.\""  When I asked when they closed, I was told in one hour.  Really?!?  One hour and you're turning guests away, especially a party with an elderly couple on Christmas Eve!  SHAME!!!!!!\n\nThey wouldn't accommodate a basic seating preference for my elderly mother who had trouble walking.  They made her walk to the farthest side of the restaurant!!  Despite that we sat where ordered.  Then we were completely ignored.  Nobody acknowledged us at all.  Servers walked buy several times.  They wouldn't look at us or even take our drink order.  Thank you for ruining a Christmas Eve for my elderly parents. \n\nFor hours my mother was talking to family and friends about the experience and was in tears during each conversation saying that she was in complete disbelief that she would be treated so rudely, especially on Christmas Eve.\n\nI sent two letters to their corporate office and never received even a form letter response.
Class: orographical


Example: Food is incredible.  All simple ingedients,  and delicious.  Margaritas need some work.  Asked 2 servers what brand tequila they use, neither knew :/\nNot much inside, patio is best enjoyed in evening
Class: acroscopic


Example: The buffett kept me thinking of the movie, Super-size Me, because everything was so salty, deep fried, or swimming in gravy; Although I must give Texas Station kudos for serving Menudo; again the Menudo was way too salty. I ended up skipping the buffett and settling for the Grand Cafe where I had omlets. My room made me think of what a half-way house must be like. Do not expect pillow-top mattresses or chocolates. I had to call the front desk three days in a row before the plumber showed up with a bottle of Draino-O to unclog the face bowl drain! I would have checked out after day one but I was attending a class nearby and my room was pre-booked. There was a dog obedience conference held at the hotel while I was there. Some of my classmates complained of dogs barking and crying all night!  What ever you do, I suggest not considering this place for a honeymoon otherwise you may end-up getting annulled in the morning-enuff said :-(
Class: orographical
Classify the following: I've only ever changed planes at CLT, but this is as good an airport as any to spend time between flights. Generally, it's spacious, modern, clean, and easy to navigate. Specifically, the atrium between concourses B and C, the two US Airways terminals, is delightful. \n\n-Floor-to-ceiling windows with a sunny southern exposure of natural light\n-Quaint white-painted rocking chairs for sitting in the sunny windows (and functional -- a rocking chair is really relaxing!)\n-A huge, clean food court with Starbucks, TCBY, Burger King, Quiznos, Chili's, Pizza Hut, Freshens, Mrs. Fields, Cinnabon, BofA ATMs, and a number of local and regional counters including Brookwood Farms Carolina BBQ\n-A business center with available high-speed Internet, conferencing, faxing, copying, etc.\n\nCLT is now the tenth-busiest airport in the country, and getting busier. If you haven't stopped here yet, you will soon. Oh, and don't mind the NASCAR-themed restaurants in concourse B -- there's a California Pizza Kitchen in there, too.\n\nAs I said, I've never parked, checked in or used the baggage claim, so you're on your own there.