Case: DIRTY.  Dirty, dirty, dirty.   I was excited to have a corner suite at Aria, but I sat on my couch and pulled a pair of dirty women's underwear out from under a couch cushion.  Then, in the awesome bathroom, I dropped my hairbrush on the floor, and when I bent down to get it, there were 4 Xanax on the floor, under the vanity.  Neither of the above items were mine; we had just checked in.  I asked to change rooms and a room upgrade, and they told me that would be difficult.  They put an equal room on hold for me, but I couldn't get into it until 6pm the FOLLOWING day.   Really more of a hassle to move rooms.  Then, later in my stay, as I was walking from the shower to my room, I sliced the bottom of my foot open on a carpet staple/nail that was loose.  Hurts like hell.   Since I had already officially \""checked out\"" online early that morning, they wouldn't do anything about that.   For all of this, in a 48 hour stay, after talking with the management for a day and a half, they finally offered me a $100 credit on anything inside the hotel.  $100 does not buy 1 show ticket, or 1 spa treatment.  I still had to spend more money there.   I could not use $100 on food, since I was at a work conference. Some BS if you ask me.  I will not return to the Aria, would not recommend it, and will not stay there next year, if the conference is there again.
Classification: concilium


Case: I have been trying something new lately, spray tan. As much as I love the look of a natural tan from the sun, I am trying to be a responsible adult and reduce my chances of malignant melanoma. I purchased a groupon for 3 versa spray tans, now I have done the versa spray at another tanning place and was pleased with my results. So the gentleman has me watch the short instructional video and being the OCD freak that I am, I had to make sure I paid close attention and do it perfectly. So I do everything that I'm told, and follow the video, I don't shower that night like I was told, well the next morning I notice I have spots EVERYWHERE. I look like I have freckles everywhere, I'm pretty sure if I dyed my hair red I could look like I switched nationalities to Irish. Not only do I have spots everywhere, I have an orange tint. So I go in two day later to see if I have another spray done maybe I could fix this situation. I explain to the girl at the desk and I show her my spots, the first thing she says is \""did you moisturize\"" Yes, I did everything you told me to do, \""well maybe you need to moisturize twice a day\"". I absolutely can't stand when someone can't admit when they're wrong, I would have appreciated it more if she said to me \""that isn't supposed to happen, I'm sorry for this\"". Instead of trying to blame it on me. So I did a second round of the spray tan, and once again I am full of spots. \nConsider yourself warned.
Classification: concilium


Case: This In-N-Out location overflows with ravenous, liquor-soaked burger fanatics who have walked or cabbed across the highway in droves, and the burden of feeding these masses is reflected in the quality of the food. Everything tastes like it should, but you may find that the cheese on the animal style fries is a bit congealed, or the burger patties may be a bit more charred than usual. And though the service is brisk, you will definitely find yourself crowd surfing to pick up your order. However, this location has a small souvenir shop in the parking lot filled with reasonably priced shirts, hats, and tchotchkes that adds a dose of silly fun to your visit. With its yellow arrow adorned with flashing lights, this In-N-Out is definitely characterized by Vegas.
Classification: unjudiciousness


Case: Do not visit this location. I ordered a sandwich to go, and when I arrive home and take the sandwich out of the bag it looks floppy and wet. I open the wrapper and the whole sandwich is completely soggy and falling apart and the tomatoes were squishy and old. I could not even eat half of it because it was just like mush bread and slimy meat. Never going there again.
Classification: concilium


Case: I want to start by saying I never go into IHOP or any similar restaurant with super high expectations.  However, when I'm usually not too disappointed in the food or customer service.  This occasion has me saying \"" I will never go to IHOP again.\"" When I arrived it was packed, I was seated quickly and so I was not to worried. I saw they had a ton of staff, at least a 1-3 person ratio, and 4 red shirted bussers and hostess. So again i wasn't worried. After sitting there over 15 minutes, someone finally asked us what we would like to drink, i asked if he was our server, he said yes, I told him we were ready to order. It took him another 5 minutes to get our Ice Teas, then he disappeared and did not come back. Here is where it got really bad, The tea tasted soooo gross i spit it back into the glass. My husband and I could only handle the one sip. It tasted like it has sat out over night or something, so i flagged him down and told him they were disgusting we will take two waters. He was a little quicker with the water, dropped them off and ran off again. My water had coffee grounds? floating in it. I said....GREAT. I grabbed another waiter seeing as ours was MIA, asked for another glass. After he took our order, we sat for another 30-40 minutes and finally said \""Done!\"". Grabbed our stuff and left. It was busy I get that, but 3 different tables got served before us even though they came after us. We did not order a ton of food. I will never go to IHOP again, this has forever burned my opinion of them. I felt bad we left with our order being made, I hate wasting food. But, I am glad I did not stay, seeing as the tea was bad the water was dirty. I ended up going to country boys, and it was AMAZING. I say avoid this IHOP at all cost.
Classification: concilium


Case: I love this place! way better then harkens... people are nice friendly. the movie picture clear and sounds good.
Classification: unjudiciousness


Case: I hate to say it, but living in Vancouver has turned me into a Sushi snob. You can't swing a dead cat without hitting good affordable Sushi.\nSo while in Phoenix I was craving a raw fish and ramen fix, and Yelp lead me here. This place lives up to it's reputation. The sushi is tasty (the purple rice is an interesting touch), the service is SUPER friendly and the ramen wasn't bad. \nI walked away with a full belly and it was easy on the wallet. If I find myself back in Phoenix, I'll be making a stop here.
Classification: unjudiciousness


Case: Loved our stay here!  This is definitely not the cheapest hotel on the strip, but it wasn't the most expensive either.  I would say from what I saw, it was one of the best.  This was my first time in Vegas and our hotel was one of my favorite parts.  When we walked into the room, music turned on, window shades opened, very nice touch.  It was a big very clean and modern room.  Everything could be controlled via the tv or bedside controller.  I loved the bathroom with a large tub and large shower, but connected together.  \n\nThere is a good selection of restaurant and bars in the hotel, we spent a good amount of time here and was never disappointed.  However, its not cheap, so you definitely are paying for the nicer restaurants and bars.  The service overall was great from a quick check in, an easily granted late check out and convenient bellman to check our bags at before going to the hotel.  When I go to vegas again, I will most likely stay here again.
Classification: unjudiciousness
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Frustration!! Each and every time we have gone it is a nightmare to check out! They cannot find the account and/or credits and/or double charge and/or didn't' write down the appt. We have over a dozen credits remaining and we are letting them expire because this place is the opposite of relieving stress!