Case: well, wifi is not for free. Food sucks. Far from downtown but you can take either monorail or bus.
Classification: Gheber


Case: It has become a family tradition to have dinner here when we drive up from Vail, Az to Visit our family.  Yesterday confirmed that we could never go wrong.  A couple family members ordered their favorites,  like chicken quesidillas or fajitas, but my daughter and I broke with the norm and feasted on the new Del Mar Sampler.  Quite possibly  My all time favorite eat-out dinner.  Paired with the Mango Margherita,  oh my!  Worth driving the 90 some miles just to eat here.
Classification: Edda


Case: I've been wanting  to check this place out for some time and was looking for a meal replacement smoothie. Cute place. Good product. However, I can't feel great about spending $10.00 for one smoothie. I buy organic food and spend a little more money on shopping local, but not going to be a regular with the prices here. Mad respect to this concept, but not going to do it.
Classification: Gheber


Case: We have been coming here for over three years and while the service has been up and down, the food has stayed at a 4-star level. We have had just about everything on the menu between myself, my wife and our daughter, There have been some misses, but after reading some of the negative reviews before me, I wonder what standards these people are applying.. It is a chain burrito place, not Pampano in NY. Yes they still only take cash, but they have an ATM. Like any place you go to eat, you should give it two tries before condeming it. Oh and RIck S, thanks for the review, but I'm guessing you have turned more people off with teh update, so I hope you don't go any other places I like.
Classification: Edda


Case: Had a disappointing time there last night which topped off a few other slightly off visits over the past few months. Decor and layout are fairly pleasant - drinks are drinks and it was warmish and fairly lively. However at 9pm on a Saturday night when most people were chilling out and relaxing - enjoying perhaps the quiet atmosphere..... the DJ started.. and got louder and louder. \n\nIt was so loud it was difficult to talk. The massive TV was showing unrelated music videos.  It was fairly bizarre. And I really was not enjoying it. \n\nAnyway we left, I doubt I'd be back. Nothing particularly wrong but also not particularly enjoyable.
Classification: Gheber


Case: Under new ownership and management; it took them a month or so to get their footing, but the place is really great now. Fantastic service, and the food is really solid. If you're unsure what to get, the Crab Fried Rice is some next-level grub.
Classification: Edda
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Checked into a Hollywood Hip room on a Thursday over Halloween weekend. Stayed for 4 nights.\n\nCheck in took around 10 minutes or so (it was around 2pm). Also got a handy coupon book which could be used at various Harrah's properties along the Strip.\n\nWhile there was no Strip view, room 2258 was on the 22nd floor on the North side; close to the elevators. The room itself was clean, albeit worn in a few places. I can't remember the name of the movie the room featured, but it must have been some C-list film anyway. The room seemed a little dark, but I think that was because most of the furnishings were darker colored. I had light where I needed it, which was good enough for me. \n\nThe bathroom is a larger-than-average affair, with a large soaking tub (no jets), a decent sized sink, and a shower big enough for two. While the rooms have been renovated, some touches of the old Aladdin remain...like the faucets and door handles for instance. Toiletries were PH branded, smelled nice, and got the job done.\n\nI ate on-site a few times. They have cheaper places, like Pink's hot dogs, along with moderate and pricier places such as P.F. Chang's and Strip House. I also did the Spice Market buffet for brunch one morning. There are also a bunch of restaurants in the attached Miracle Mile Shops, so there's no shortage of dining options.\n\nOh, speaking of Miracle Mile. One of the nicest malls I've been in. i was able to get a pair of Crocs because my feet were killing me from all the walking I'd been doing. \n\nAs for the casino, it's a bit confusing to navigate. Once you get your bearings, it's a bit easier to deal with. I had a few drinks at the Heart Bar and Extra Lounge, which was fun. Even more fun were the $10 roulette tables!!! lol. Cocktail service was a bit wonky...it was faster to go to the Heart Bar and get a drink than to wait for a cocktail waitress. The overall vibe was very young, hip, and trendy.\n\nPH is probably in one of the best locations on the Strip. Very close to Paris, Bellagio and CityCenter. Also, beware of the guys who are trying to sell Timeshares...they hang out at various escalators in the casino and may even be near the elevator banks as well. They try to entice folks with offers of free/VIP admission to various parties in town. Blah.\n\nI had a very good time here. I'd stay here again, but then again, there are several other hotels on the Strip worth checking out as well.