Example: Last weekend marked my third excursion to LVNV, and Planet Hollywood, with a close group of friends, all of us travelling from the DFW, TX area.  Thankfully, this will be my last to Planet Hollywood...and I'm not alone several of our group agree with this sentiment.\nTwo separate experiences that we're horribly handled and concluded our business with your hotel:\n1. During our stay, my wife went to take a bag up to our room on the 23rd floor.  She rode the elevator stopping several times along the way, but discovered when she got to the room...the key card didn't work.  She rode the elevator to the lobby, again stopping along the way.  Went to the front desk and was told she would have to wait in the check-in/check-out line for someone to help.  When she told the front desk person she just needed a key, they huffily told her to give them the key.  They looked up the room and told her she wasn't on the room registry and they couldn't let her in the room.  Sadly, they had taken her ID at check-in and we assumed they had added her.  So, my wife comes and gets me.  I go down to the front desk.  Once again they tried to direct me to the check-in/check-out line.  I refused and told them I was down to see the Manager.  I can't make this part up...they directed me to another line for people waiting to see the Manager about complaints.  I told them I wanted to see the Manager immediately.  The Front Desk person went and got the Supervisor.  The Supervisor proceeded to tell me that they had a \""Policy\"" that additional guests had to be registered to the room.  I explained that the policy shouldn't be used as a cover for poor customer service.  My wife's name is the same as mine, her ID as presented showed the same address, and she was with me at check-in and provided her ID...they had failed to follow their policy and subsequently burdened us with the failure.  The Supervisor just kept restating it was policy.  As I walked away, the Security Guard at the desk pulled me aside and suggested he could go get the Manager to discuss the situation, he didn't feel that the Supervisor was making the situation better.  I told him I would wait.  The Manager, Roberto, came out and I explained the story to him.  He agreed that the failure was theirs and made sure my wife was on the room and reset the key card.  He apologized and offered to remove the resort fees from our bill...I told him I wasn't looking for that, I was frustrated that my wife was treated poorly.  Roberto stated he wanted to do it and he apologized again that there was an issue.  I thought the problem was solved... \n2. When we checked in we had a voucher for a couple of free nights.  This was sent to one of our higher rolling group members (under the friends and family program) who offered it to us for this trip.  We had decided there was no big issue if it wasn't used, we would simply pass it along to the next member of our group.  So, we asked at check-in if it would be honored and we were reassured that it would be.   We asked again before we left the desk and we were told it was already applied.  We found out at check-out that it was not applied.  Once again someone went and found Roberto.  This time Roberto was the failure.  Not only had he not applied what he had offered in our previous interaction, but when we told him about the voucher he told us there was no proof it had been presented, indicating we were not being honest.  Since the voucher was kept by the front desk person at check-in we couldn't even pass it along, it was completely wasted.  He ended up removing one day's worth of resort fees (22.50 versus his offering prior to remove them all) and told us there was nothing else he could do.  Again, I wasn't looking for special dispensation, it was offered at the outset...My problem was the way it was dealt with and that what was offered wasn't honored.\nWe are in our forties, we have some simple expectations you could learn from: \n1.) Reasonable accommodations at a reasonable price point...5 nights @ 150/Night; AC didn't work, room wasn't cleaned, and we paid $22.50 per night in resort fees for amenities we didn't use.\n2.) Customer Service is exceptional...in this case it wasn't even close.  We're not twenty year olds on spring break...Service means something to us.  If you want us to stay with you twice per year, prove it.\n3.) If you or your employees say something is going to happen make sure it does...if there is a question about whether or not it happened, give us the benefit of the doubt.\nThis trip there were nine in our group staying with you, we are all gamblers to varying degrees.  Several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars are risked in your Casino by each of us on every trip.  This trip, our losses to your casino ranged from 220 - 7500.  We have no issues losing if we're having fun and are taken care of (ie. treat us well).  However, we are unified in this...Treat any one of us poorly and you lose us all.
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Example: I went here for a straight year. But my last visit has convinced me to never go back. \n\nI went for a fill in for my acrylics and they have me a person I have never used before. I waited a while because he was busy (which I totally understand) then he started with my nails. While shaving them down he cut my fingers (twice both times drawing blood) with the spinning device then whenever I winced he would get upset with me and tell me to stop moving so much. Then I asked him to make my nails shorter he filed the tips of two of my fingers instead of my nails (again drawing blood) he cut me 4 times in a single appointment! I haven't gone back ever since.
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Example: Best sandwiches and subs in Tempe. Don't wate your money at Subway or anywhere else, this place is awesome. All of their locations are warm, welcoming, friendly, and fun. And their theme is so funny, who thinks of a marijuana themed sub shop? They do. I love the names of all of the creative sandwiches. \nIf you have the munchies (you know what I'm talking about) go here!
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Example: Yep. May have found the best pizza ever. We checked it out late Friday night and got in without a wait. The thin crust pepperoni with mushrooms and garlic was totally fantastic. The meatballs weren't as good as I was expecting. We did split the Molinari and the Cal Italian pizzas at happy hour pricing and they were good, not great. I will definitely be back and willing to try some of their other creations. Happy hour is a pretty good value.
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Example: Reached out to Choice hotels months ago about my complaint (Choice hotels owns the econolodge franchise) and Still have not had a responce on the awful stay at this hotel! It is dangerous, please do not stay here!!!! So Dangerous and it is clear they have NO regard for your safety, no standards at all and the owner doesnt care one bit..
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Example: OMG! Talk about STELLAR service! The guys were so awesome & seemed genuinely friendly, not just, \""hi, I'm asking you how you are because I have to & I could really care less!\"" I had an iced caramelizer which was okay, I would've preferred a stronger coffee flavor. I will DEF venture back there to try some more of their drinks.
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Avoid this place. Sushi was badly made every roll fell apart. Bad service very slow got our meal wrong twice. Stick with the Chinese menu if anything at all.