Text - Of course as a kid, Monte Carlo never interested me since there was no arcade. \n\nMy boyfriend found a promo code for the Monte Carlo last year before we decided to book our trip. We ended up with a huge suite with two bathrooms! The room was nice and clean, the bed was super comfy which is nice when you're winding down after walking all day.\n\nThe only thing I didnt like, was that we were right next to the elevator so we'd hear it ding every time someone was using it. \n\nOther than that, I would stay here again! I hope they bring the promo code back this summer!
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Text - Judging from the other reviews on here, maybe I just had exceptionally bad luck, but I didn't have a good experience with this tour. We booked onto a 1 1/2 hour 'Terror Tour'.\n\nFirstly, the tour guide we were due to have was ill, which is completely understandable, but they combined our (already quite large) group with a later (even larger group), which caused a few problems. It was raining, and the guide didn't have any kind of umbrella - so she decided after walking us round the block to cut off the 'street level' part of the tour. She then decided that because of the group size, she wouldn't be able to take us through the museum either. Instead taking us straight 'underground' - which is in fact not underground at all, but up a flight of stairs in the vaults built under (I think) South Bridge. \n\nA ghost tour is always going to be pretty silly, but to have a guide standing in front of everybody saying 'you can all see the woman stood right behind me, riiiight? or am I the only one who can see her?' is a little bit cringey. Her script was very well written to make people feel quite anxious about the whole thing (mentioning people crying with fear/ those stepping into a 'cursed circle' seeing faces in their wing mirrors and crashing - and then trying to sue Auld Reekie Tours/ children being attacked in the tunnels, etc), but the accuracy of the tour I'm not so sure of. \n\nI'm not a complete cynic when it comes to the supernatural, but I did get the feeling we were being somewhat conned. In the end, I just resigned myself to the silliness and decided to just enjoy being in the atmospheric vaults, and was glad that I got a half price ticket at \u00a36 instead of the very steep \u00a312.
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Text - Like anywhere in this city, it is a chore to drive there.  Parking was next to impossible and after that the place is CLOSED
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Text - Things to know before I gush about how much I love Camelback:\n\n-Be careful with rolling manual cars even with e-brake! (use a rock!)\n-Not all dogs are cut out for Camelback\n-You have to use your hands for parts\n-It gets really crowded early in the summer\n-Possible to run parts but there is no way I can do it all\n-If you look close in the summer, sometimes you can find a rattlesnake!\n-Say hi to Sunny, the 70 year old guy who hikes it 4 times a day!\n\nThese are the things I have learned the hard way...over time I have found that although cute little dogs can bound the mountain my rhodesian ridgeback just don't have hops. Today, I was at the top with my friend when we were alerted our mini coop was on the run! Luckily some nice person saved the car and two spots became three and eventually we squeezed out. Lots of fun!
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Soild Pho and Vermecelli. Dont expect much in terms of service you are lucky if they take your order within 10 minutes of sitting down but the food speaks for itself and I enjoy this place for lunch when in Las Vegas.