Case: This hotel depressed me. . .\n\nIt has potential but there are just so many things wrong with how it is run.  My biggest issue was the lack of up keep.  The Casino, lobby, front doors and elevator were dirty throughout our weekend stay.  Finger prints, garbage, scratches, scrapes---it was really hard to look at the place on our way up to our rooms.  The check in process was inefficient.  They have one line for all needs and this one line moves ultra slowly.  When we checked in we waited in a long line and as we came and went we frequently saw an extraordinary long line.  They a few elevators that serviced all floors (not one for higher and another for lower floors) so the elevators were always very full.  \n\nThe rooms:  Were surprisingly nice.  We almost left after the check in process because we were so horrified but the rooms were nice!  Up to date, clean, spacious.   We were shocked!  The pool was okay---very loud could hear it from our rooms in the afternoon hours (or power nap time!).  \n\nThe location isn't bad.  It's close to the monorail, near the North hotels.  A quick cab ride from everything but the ascetics and cleanliness needs major work! \n\nI don't plan to stay here again unless they step up their game.
Classification: pluckily


Case: My bf and I came here and I think this was the best buffet I have been to. Unlimited wine and beer!..Didnt have any but the food was really good for being buffet style. Steak was perfect, they had a variety of food. The dessert part was the best. White Chocolate Gelato!!...that was the bomb!..mmmmmmm
Classification: soloecophanes


Case: Food: Euro Burgr- Delish! Though I wish I had ordered it cooked medium vs medium-well.  (I feel the flavor of the meat was muted because of this).  Goat cheese  and arugula is ALWAYS a good idea.\n\nParmesan truffle fries were SO good! get them!\n\nThe atmosphere was on point.  From the service, menus, and even the silverware (yes, the silverware!) we were definitely in for an experience.
Classification: soloecophanes


Case: By far the worst place to live in all of Phoenix/Arizona. I would NEVER recommend anyone to live at this apartment complex. The parking is ATROCIOUS as they NEVER have parking spots available past 8pm. There is no street parking, so if you cannot find a spot you are SOL. The managament is the WORST that I have ever dealt with, as they take FOREVER in assessing any fees or fines. I moved out in 2010 and received a fee in 2012 for a \""cleaning\"" that they needed to do, even though they signed us out of the apartment and have other tennets living in the apartment that I occupied. \nThe management, especially Lisa Nolle, are EXTREMELY unprofessional and are as rude as can be. They are never clear on what they are charging you for and they could care less about any problem that you are having. All they are interested in is your money, not your well being. If they cared about me half as much as they care about my money, I'd never move out. Let me just say, not living at this apartment anymore is the BEST thing that's ever happened to me.\nI would not recommend anyone to live here. It's a waste of money and is a terrible apartment complex. There are 50 other places that I would recommend to live. There is NOTHING around this apartment complex (food, entertainment, etc.), so living here is like living in an annex. \nDo yourself a favor and DO NOT live here.
Classification: pluckily
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The food is good and its CHEAP.\n\nI mean REALLY INEXPENSIVE.\n\n$4.00 for a burger and fries. Add a coke and its like $10.00-$13.00 for two people.  Seldom if ever crowded. \n\nService can be a tad slow but hit or miss.\n\nThey also do breakfast and its a great alternative to waiting at eat and park.\n\nTry the shakes, they're great.