Case: In the past, I would have given them 3 stars, but since they renovated the rooms, it's much nicer. Still frustrated that the water slide never seems to be working when we stay here.
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Case: The check in process and everything went smoothly. As soon as I opened the hotel door, I was impressed because it was nicer than I had expected until I stepped into the bathroom to wash up before going out and spotted hair in the bathtub. SO GROSS! I know for certain it was not mine or my friend's because we both have longer hair than the hair found in the bathtub. I immediately called housekeeping and they said that they would send someone up immediately to clean the bathtub. One hour and 5 more phone calls later, I was fed up. Every time I called, they replied back with \""Someone will there in ten minutes\"". Are they playing games with me??! \nI called the front desk and requested to speak with the manager. She empathized with me and told me that she will get back to me soon. Turns out that housekeeping also said ten more minutes and she told me to wait until 11:17pm and the minute housekeeping was late, to contact her back. I gave one star for the manager, \nThey literally came the second it turned 11:17. A lady came in smiling and it seemed like she cleaned the bathtub as the hairs were gone, but the second the shower turned on, the hairs appeared. It seems like the housekeeping lady just moved the hairs into the cracks and made it just look like it was gone? -_- Are you kidding me? At this point, I just cleaned the hairs myself because I was running so late. I never want to stay here again. If their housekeeping works like this, I cant imagine how dirty the entire room would be. Maybe they just sweep everything into the cracks and hide all the trash and dirt. GROSS!!!!!!
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Case: Here's why this place deserves a knock off of three stars: the blueberry scone was awful. Blatantly horrible; not sweet, almost savory like, which was odd. Had a weird granular texture as well. My espresso con panna was way more bitter than I expected, bitterer than starbucks'. These were the redeemers: the lemon olive oil cornmeal cake was absolutely excellent. The mocha was great too. The counter worker seemed very friendly and knowledgeable.
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Case: PRO - close to camelback mountain\nCONS - Dirty, Bugs, no attention to detail\n\nRead good reviews, so decided to spend a weekend here.\n\nUpon arriving, we were quickly greeted by the valet, and he helped us to our room.  The valet eagerly grabbed the bags out of our car and tossed them into his golf cart.  Unfortunately, my girlfriend's diamond earrings were in a bag that was not closed up well and were lost.\n\nWhen we got to the room, we opened the door and were greeted by a large cockroach.  The valet seemed embarrassed about the large bug and tried to catch it for 10 or 15 minutes.  After unsuccessfully catching the roach, he called the front desk to see if we could get another room.  The front desk said there were no rooms so I personally had to find and kill the bug myself.  My girlfriend and I were not thrilled about having to sleep here but without any choice we stayed.\n\nI tried to put on the television, and after 10 minutes of messing with the various remotes we had in the room I discovered that the TV was not connected to anything or even plugged in.  We called the front desk and within about 20 minutes someone came up to fix it. \n\nIn the morning we woke up and found spider webs around the curtains.  There was a small patio with a table.  We were unable to enjoy them since the patios was very dirty and table/chairs were coveed in spiderwebs.  We found numerous insects in the room and bathroom.\n\nRoom is kind of old, nothing special about it.  Infinity pool is kind of small. Bathroom is very narrow. You can stay somewhere else for a cheaper price.  It is not worth to splurge over $600 per night to stay here.\n\nI wend to the front desk to talk to the manager, but was tole that the manager was out.  I left my number for them to call me but have not heard from them yet.  (It's been over a week)\n\nWe ended up checking out and will never return. $600+ for a single night, did not get to enjoy anything I read about in other reviews.
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Case: Visit the sushi place. Freshest sashimi in town. Great portions. Highly recommended. \nManager is awesome.
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Case: I started searching for a new mechanic after feeling like the mechanic I had been going to for more than 10 years was ripping me off. I found PBS on Yelp. I took my car there after being told by my previous mechanic that I would need rear brakes in three months. I took my car there and dropped it off expecting to have to have them replaced. After about 20 minutes the owner called and said my brakes didn't need to be replaced, just cleaned. Instead of the $300 I was expecting it cost me $59 and was ready in an hour. I was so pleased that I took my other car down to have it checked because the check engine light was on. They did a diagnostic check and determined that it was because I hadn't tightened my gas cap enough. They reset the system and sent me on my way free of charge. I have sent several people there and they have been equally pleased. I have definitely found my new mechanic.
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Case: Great place! Quick service.
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Case: Salsa was very good.   The Enchiladas I had were not very good.  Was not at all impressed with the cochinita pibil tacos, they were not like any I have ever had before.
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Trees. Trails. Picnic tables and camping spots. I only wish that there was a dog park here and then it would be perfect!