Example: Most of the parking here is completely covered with exception of a few rows that will get the afternoon sun.  Of course the only spots we could find were one of those rows.  Most of the other parking lots have no rows completely covered.  At The Parking Spot much of the covered areas will probly not even get the cars wet if it rained. \n\nThe vans run very often. You do not have to wait very long at the airport. We would get impatient with waiting for vans when parking at other places and see 2, sometimes 3 parking spot vans go by.  Of course we did not know that they had 2 separate parking lots so 2 vans were going at once.\n\nEmployees we encountered were friendly and very helpful. It is a very convenient place to park and I will park there again.  I just wish the spaces were a little wider.  Next time I will look harder for one of the fully covered spots.
Class: treasure


Example: First the good: it's a very beautiful hotel. And the fact that it's connected to two other very popular hotels is a great plus.  Plenty of shopping, casinos, clubs, bars/lounges and eateries without having to go outside was a great thing considering its supposed to rain my entire trip. \n\nNow the bad: that $22.40 resort fee. They boast about their low rates, but fail to mention that when you check in, you'll be paying an additional fee per night. These fees are supposed to pay for the wifi and long distance and local calls. 1) I only got wifi in the common areas. No wifi in my room. Barely any service in my room for that matter. 2) who doesn't have a cell phone these days??  \n\nI had to start the shower/bath water in my room 10 minutes prior to taking a shower/bath because that's how long it took the water to get hot. 10 minutes!  Ridiculous!  \n\nI've stayed in less \""luxurious\"" hotels and there was a fridge and microwave in the room. The Luxor has neither. I understand that this a probably a way for them to ensure you spend more money (no microwave to reheat leftover so you don't take any back to your room. No fridge to keep beverages cold), but at the very least a fridge would be nice. \n\nAlso, forget calling the front desk for assistance. You're met with an automated system. After selecting 5 different prompts to speak to an actual live body, I was on hold for 10. All just to inquire about late checkout. \n\nThis is my 2nd stay at the Luxor. Only stayed here because this is where the rest of my party stayed. I doubt I will return on my next trip to Las Vegas.
Class: Klanswoman


Example: This place is horrible.  The hours of operation are not listed correctly.  I walked in when they were closed and the guy said he can give me a haircut if I paid double.  They are rude and this place is kind of to Ghetto for me.  I am never going back here again.
Class: Klanswoman


Example: All the Apple stores I have been to deliver great service and are a pleasure to browse and shop at, but this one is my Fave because of the staff. The people working at this location have repeatedly delivered levels of service beyond my fairly high levels of expectation. There have been several times over the past few years when they have overruled Apple policy in order to take care if me, because of my patronage and loyalty. I appreciate this, and it is good business because their actions keep me coming back.
Class: treasure


Example: Out looking for new furniture we started at RC Willey. We looked at a few and most of the staff was friendly and didn't force themselves on us. Then one of the sales guys decided to sit was us on a sectional and continued following us for about four more units. I explained we were only looking but he kept pushing us to try and make a sale today. I had enough and exited the store. They do have a lot of nice merchandise but that really was the factor for me not to return.
Class: Klanswoman


Example: I discovered this place at a friends birthday dinner .  The food quality was just brilliant.  From the simple like pretzel and cheese fondue to the more complex flank steak, the place succeeded in matters of taste and presentation.  The decor is impressive and fun.  The wait staff left a bit to be desired, but we were in a large group so it is understandable.  Lastly, the bar (while appearing to be a full bar) had a very limited selection in alcohols.  A really cool place though.
Class: treasure


Example: We are \""clueless\"" where to dine & were pretty tired from our drive from Colorado and a stop over in Salina, UT... we decided just to go with the flow.  We were all hungry, at that point, so on that faithful Sunday July 20 we gave Paradise Garden Buffet a try.\n\nWith the price for the buffet, we ARE Indeed Disappointed.  The only thumbs up is the dessert spread.  The only thing I can think of.  The rest of the food is pretty much ok, not so great.  Some food that is supposed to be hot was cold and just plain bland.\n\nNevertheless, we will try to visit Vegas and explore other places in the future.  Save your money on some where else ... just DO NOT GO here... I rest my case.
Class: Klanswoman


Example: This buffet is actually really good.  Lunch was $20; which isn't bad at all for what you get.\n\nAs expected, there's a huge variety of good to great tasting food.  The range of nationalities to choose from here isn't as diverse as a lot of other Las Vegas buffets, but the selection is still impressively vast.\n\nI personally would recommend the roasted chicken (melts in your mouth), and of all things, the sliders (both the beef and the turkey)!\n\nTIP: If you gamble enough, use your MGM player's card at the register to get your meal partially/fully comped.\n\nTIP #2: As with all buffets, if it fits into your schedule, try to time your entrance into the buffet for the very end of lunch.  This way, they'll be bringing out the (pricier) dinner items, and you will have paid the lunch price!  ;)
Class: treasure
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WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!\nWhatever you do...DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAR HERE!!!\nWe are new to the area and trying to find places for everything.  We received a coupon for an oil change here, and did not Yelp it first...BIG mistake!!!\nWhile there they tried to get us to make a claim with our insurance to fix a small chip in our windshield... \""it will just keep getting bigger and bigger!\""...it has been there for over 2 years.  They actually DID talk some other lady into it!\nThen then lost the oil plug to our truck....we were waiting for over half an hour for them to find it.  While we were waiting, I saw them trying to pull a truck into one of their bays and actually HIT the wall!  When my husband went in to let the guy know, the mechanics were in trying to talk HIM into calling his insurance to repair the windshield...no mention of them hitting his car against the wall!