Example: I went to the Intercontinental Montelucia because my girlfriend grew up in Arizona and wanted to come back and visit.  She loves being in the water and by the pool so I booked a room that had pool access.  When I arrived on Thursday night, the pool was available for us to use and we used the gate right by our room to enter the pool.  This was incredibly convenient and a great plus for us.  On Saturday, we were going to spend a day at the pool and lounge as well as catching up on some reading.  Unfortunately, when we went to the gate, we were shocked to see the gate locked with a sign stating that pool access was closed and I had to use the north entrance.  I called the front desk and ended up speaking to the pool manager.  She was incredibly nice and friendly and understanding of my concerns but ultimately was unable to help.  She explained that on Saturdays and Sundays, the gates are locked so that non-guests who have to pay a fee to use the pool, would not be able to freely access the pool.  It was, in her words, ultimately for my benefit that the gates are locked so that I would have more easy access to pool side chairs and towels.  I understand that concern, but ultimately as a guest, I believe my convenience of being able to access the pool straight from my room, which I was under the assumption from when I booked my stay as well as when I checked in, would come first.  I asked her why didn't they install gates that could only be opened with a room key, to which she replied is being installed in about two weeks after my stay.  That didn't help matters, and I'm amazed Intercontinental lacked the foresight to installs those from the beginning.
Class: procambium


Example: My wife and I had been meaning to try this place for a while; things finally worked out for us to give it a shot tonight.\nSo glad we did!\nThe service was absolutely perfect. Both the host and our server were friendly and attentive. Things came out in the right order, in the right quantity, and exactly as we ordered them. A nice touch - we ordered a take-out order too; as our server delivered the check, he said \""It'll be about 4 more minutes on that.\"" Besides being perfectly timed, that was a nice change from the \""It should be ready soon\"" that you often hear.\nThe food was great. We split the portabello \""frites', which were good. Fried mushrooms, just enough batter, and a creamy dipping sauce.\nMy wife got a chopped salad with grilled chicken and the broccoli cheese soup; I got the goat cheese salad and a half-dozen grilled oysters. \nThe grilled chicken was *perfect* - cooked on a nice high heat so well that I could smell the char on it as it came down to the table. The broccoli soup ... well, I'm not going to think about how many calories were in this decadent, wonderful, creamy, buttery, rich concoction. Except I just did.\nThe goat cheese salad was well-put-together, well proportioned, and huge. The oysters were tasty and drowning in delicious garlic butter. \nAll told it was a wonderful experience, we will be back, and I hope they thrive here!
Class: synchronism


Example: I'm Indian and enjoyed it.   Masala tea was water downed but everything else was great.
Class: synchronism


Example: Meh, Bellagio is decorated so tacky I was thrown off after we walked in.  It was weird after hearing nothing but good things.  We had bitchy hostesses and bartenders everywhere.  What is with the ugly garden area with the giant animals in it!?  I don't get it - we did the walk through and were not impressed.  I hear that if you stay there then that's where they shine, but walking in here definitely did not make me want to come back.  But we'll see just so I can update this review later!
Class: procambium
Classify the following: This is a great shop for gardening for beginners (me) and experts. I have had success since taking their classes. I have grown my own lettuce, squash and tomatoes for the first time this year. Amazingly, I made zucchini bread with my own zucchinis. The classes with Greg are informative and well presented. And they have discounts for students on their gardening supplies. \nThey are moving! I'll be at the new location when they open.