Case: Handicap Accessible CONCERNS.\n\nWe booked 2 rooms, 1 being handicap accessible.  \nCONS\n1.  Room was in the middle of a long hallway corridor.\n2.  Room fair walking distance from the parking lot\n3.  A/C quit working in the at Midnight, service personnel arrived at 2AM, was able to get fan working but was not until 3AM.  \n4.  Addressed issues with staff at checkout and refused eye contact & said they'd look into with \""no apology\""\n\nPRO\n1.  Shower was a walk-in\n\nBoth rooms were nice set-ups modern appointments.  The 2nd room booked was fine.  However my biggest concern is anyone with handicap issues is vulnerable and with the hotel not addressing maintenance issues timely, makes me rethink for next time.  Plus the hotel is not the best appointed for Handicap accessibility.  My rooms were for family who had 'walking issues' with canes, definitely a too long of walk for them.
Classification: platanist


Case: What can we say but amazing and wonderful things about the Artisan Hotel in Las Vegas. This small, non-casino, boutique hotel off of the strip offers everything that one seeking a great weekend could possibly ask for.\nFrom the general manager to the reception staff like Tara, the valets such as Spencer, Ray and Tony, along with the evening security Alexis, are all such wonderful and attentive people.\nNow I don't mean to bash anyone else's review but those of you that think The Artisan is too loud and crazy, they tell you ahead of time and all the reviews online forewarn you!   In fact, you are alerted prior to your checking in on multiple occasions that if you're a light sleeper or you don't like to \""party\"" and have fun this may not be the place for you. But, if you're looking to have a great time meet some outstanding people and being taken care of from the moment of check in to the time you leave then this is the hotel for you.\nWe stayed in the busy casinos on the strip and we'd prefer the Artisan every time we come to Vegas. It's the place to be. We cannot be more happy!
Classification: Savitar


Case: Im not going to repeat what the other reviewers have said so just go and experience it for yourself.  Its a fabulous little shop and the employees are cheerful and grounded, not cranky or snobby. However you define yourself, you'll find something special.
Classification: Savitar


Case: It was a pain in the ass to find the first time around, but who can forget a place like this  after trying Secret PIzza's delicious NY style pizza.\n\nWe got a white pizza and a pep and sausage pizza when we first came here and with every trip since then, this is the first thing we pick up after finding our hotel room. \n\nI would suggest ordering a whole pizza and eating on the spot if you aren't staying at Cosmo. You'll be able to enjoy each bite the way it was intended right out of the even. Just hope that there is a spot to sit down and eat as it does get pretty packed depending on what time you go. Unfortunately, it was packed one time and we took a taxi ride back to our hotel after picking up the pizza one time. By the time we got back it wasn't as fresh, hot, and tasty.\n\nThe down side is that the pizza is REALLY greasy  so if you're a health nut you might want to stay away. If you are going to order a whole pizza, it does take a while for it to come out. Also, if you order by the slice, beware its not going to be as good as when its right out of the oven. My girlfriend and I bought two slices that were sitting out and man were we disappointed. They even reheated it for us in the oven. The price is also pretty high...$20 for a whole pizza if I remember correctly.\n\nIn the end, the positives outweigh the negatives. Imagining the tastes of each bite at this moment gets my mouth watering. Secret Pizza is a place I would recommend to anyone who loves pizza and is in Vegas. And if you don't, maybe this establishment will change your mind. It's that good!
Classification: Savitar


Case: Went to the bar, no acknowledgement after a few minutes, got up and left, no body cared, to concerned w/ their wknd plans to worry about a customer leaving unserved, disappointing Sam Fox!
Classification: platanist


Case: One Word.  \""Roaches\""\nBig F'en Roaches. \nCan I give less then one star?
Classification: platanist
Classify the following: Grabbed a roast beef and cheddar sandwich for $2.99.  Pretty good and a true value for that price.