Example: OK, we stayed a week here. It was OK, and I agree with the other reviewers, but, we didn't have bugs like some of the other guests. I agree also, that the place needs updating, but, overall, the location and price can't be beat in that upscale area. The other hotels cost twice as much!\nWe plan on returning next year, and we'll brace ourselves for a new adventure. I also sent a message to the hotel management, asking if they've read their online reviews, and why don't they get a loan to update, and hire more help. We'll see what they say!!
Class: dysphonic


Example: We had reservations here.\nThey made us wait 10 minutes before they walked us into the restaurant.\nThen they walked us back out saying that our table wasn't ready, when there were at least 4 open tables!\nThen we waited 10 MORE minutes, only to be seated by the kitchen hall.\nBesides the unsatisfying beginning, everything else was extremely good.\n\nRecommendations:\n- American Kobe Rib\n- Filet Mignon\n- Mac & Cheese\n- Scalloped Potatoes\n\nPros:\n- Very good food\n- Good quality meat\n- Very good service from our waiter\n\nCons:\n- Pricey, but you get what you pay for.  :)
Class: uneating


Example: This is hands down the best hotel that I have ever been to in my life so far.  There may be better ones later on, but this tops the list for me right now.  We stayed in a studio room on a road trip to Burning Man this past year and the amenities and comfort of the room blew me away.\n\nThe bed was extremely comfortable and everything within the room seemed very new and up to date.  The bathroom was definitely the show-stopper here.  A stand-in shower, TV built into the mirror, and large Jacuzzi tub made me almost just want to chill in the bathroom for a few hours, lol.  The room was spacious to say the least and it was more than enough for two people.\n\nI did not check out the other amenities, but did stop by the bar for a drink late at night.  The bartenders were classy and very knowledgeable about their cocktails.  They were able to recommend some great drinks just based off of a short conversation of what we generally liked. \n\nThe only negative thing I could say about this place is its relative location on the Strip.  It is more or less at the very north-end of the Strip so it'll take some walking / cabbing to get to where you want to go.  If you're looking for sheer convenience in terms of getting around, you might want to consider another place more centrally located in the Strip.
Class: uneating


Example: This is easily my favorite sushi spot on the strip, but don't sleep on the rest of the menu, because it's just as good.  Since sushi is so subjective, I won't drone on about my particular preference, but I will suggest the Crispy Spicy Tuna roll, it is definitely my favorite.  Off the traditional menu, the gyoza and chicken udon are two of my favorites.\n\nRa can be a bit pricier than off the strip sushi spots, but it also has an amazing happy hour from 3-7pm on Monday thru Sat. that is definitely worth taking advantage of.
Class: uneating


Example: I could give two stars but one star is more proper from my experience with this place.  Just because one saturday night was so loud, college kids screaming, yelling and running up and down on the hallways.  This place is not for family, this place is for college kids and young people who like to party.  Its just the characteristic of this place.  If I knew that before I go there, I wouldnt even try this place.  Staff members were nice, room was cheap but that was all about this place.  The room given to me had no tub.  No tub...  Come on, Motel 6 has tubs.  So I requested to change the room with a tub at the front desk next day after I spent one night at the room with no tub.  I had no id or anything about me.  I just went there to ask.  The front desker ask me for id of which I didnt have, and then he asked me my name, of course I gave him, and he asked me the lat 4 digits of the credit card.  Speechless...  Who memorizes last 4 digits of the credit card?  And he was checking the computer and said, 'I have only one room with the tub'.  Very hard to believe.  It was Sunday morning and I saw the parking lot and most of cars are gone, meaning most of guests checked out.  I even saw many guests checking out on that morning.  Just had one room with the tub...  I chose that one and this room had no view, big AC vent was outside of the window.  Very loud and noisy...  At that point I wasnt sure if I should thank the front desker.  He was acting he was doing me a favor.  Not a good taste around my mouth.\nBut, two rooms I have been, they smell like cheap, very cheap after shave lotion, specially latter room smelled like vomit by the door, plus cheap after shave lotion.  I didnt want to deal with front desk any more so I just swallowed.  I just had a problem with one front desker, Greg, or he had a problem with me...  Two other female front deskers, maids, that pretty restaurant lady, and even valet guys were nice and kind though.  \nAnd resort fee of $11.99 per night...  What resort fee?  Just because it has an outdoor swimming pool that no used?  It was Christmas weekend and it was obviously cold.  There was nothing resort about this place at least during my stay.  \nI have a couple more to illustrate but you get the idea.  If you do not mind party atmosphere, this place may be for you but if you need to sleep at night in peace, try other hotel.  I am not returning to this place at any price.
Class: dysphonic


Example: I'm truly glad to see someone has had a better experience at Al's than myself.  Based on this latest review, might I go back there now?  Absolutely... the first day we have a blizzard in july in Phoenix with 32 degrees below zero wind chill.  (No offense to Cookie who wrote that review is intended.)
Class: dysphonic
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I had them deliver four pizzas for an event with a client in their area. Delivery was fine and the price was within reason, but I've never had a more bland pizza in my life. The sauce had zero flavor. Horrible!